Winchester Super-X High Brass Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 1-1/4 oz #7-1/2 Shot Box of 25

Winchester Super-X High Brass shotshells in 12 gauge deliver the reliable, consistent performance that's made this line a go-to for hunters and sport shooters for generations. This box of 25 shells loads a 1-1/4 oz payload of #7-1/2 shot in a 2-3/4" hull, backed by Winchester's high brass construction—durable, field-proven gear that patterns tight and brings down game cleanly. Whether you're working upland birds, small game, or clay presentations, these loads offer the balance of power and shot placement that puts meat in the bag and targets on the ground.

High brass construction means stronger extraction and faster cycling through your shotgun, especially important in repeaters where reliable ejection matters. The #7-1/2 shot size sits in that sweet spot for medium-range precision: smaller than 6-shot but heavier than 8-shot, giving you a denser pattern without excessive pellet deformation. Winchester's consistent loading keeps your shots predictable from shell to shell—no surprises in the field.

Box of 25 means you're stocked for a morning hunt or an afternoon at the range without breaking the bank. These aren't premium specialty loads; they're the ammunition you reach for when you want proven performance at a fair price, backed by a brand that's been in the shotshell business since before most of us were born.

Key Features

• High brass construction for reliable extraction and cycling
• 1-1/4 oz shot payload for balanced pattern and range
• #7-1/2 shot size ideal for upland game and sport shooting
• 2-3/4" shells for standard 12 gauge shotguns
• Box of 25 for convenient field or range use

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What gauge shotgun do these shells fit?

These are 12 gauge shells with a 2-3/4" hull. They are designed for standard 12 gauge shotguns that accept 2-3/4" ammunition.

What game are #7-1/2 shot best for?

#7-1/2 shot is well-suited for upland game birds, small game, and sport shooting applications where a moderate shot size delivers good pattern density and effective range without excessive recoil.

Why choose high brass over low brass?

High brass shells provide more durable primer support and stronger extraction characteristics, which is especially valuable in semi-automatic and pump shotguns where reliable ejection and cycling are important for consistent performance.

How many shells are in a box?

Each box contains 25 rounds.