Winchester Super-X High Brass Ammunition 20 Gauge 2-3/4" 1 oz

Winchester Super-X High Brass ammunition in 20 gauge 2-3/4" delivers the balance of pattern density and recoil management that makes 20-gauge hunting both effective and enjoyable. Built with a 1 oz shot load and high brass casings, these shotshells are engineered for consistent performance across a range of 20-gauge shotguns—whether you're working upland game, clay targets, or waterfowl within reasonable range. If you shoot a 20 gauge and want dependable, proven ammunition without the bruising recoil of 12-gauge loads, Super-X High Brass rounds earn their place in your magazine tube.

The high brass construction signals premium quality in Winchester's shotshell line. That reinforced base means better structural integrity under firing pressure, stronger case extraction, and the kind of reliability you count on when the moment matters. The 1 oz payload is the standard working load for 20-gauge hunting—enough shot to build a tight pattern on game-sized targets without overpressure or excessive felt recoil. Winchester's consistency in loading means you'll get uniform velocity and point-of-aim shot after shot.

Super-X High Brass shells pair well with a wide variety of 20-gauge shotguns, from classic side-by-sides and over-unders to modern autoloaders and pumps. They're a go-to choice for hunters who value a lighter-recoiling platform that still delivers clean, reliable kills on upland birds and other small to medium game. Stocking Winchester ammunition means supporting a brand with over a century of shotshell engineering behind every round.

Key Features

• High brass construction for durability and reliable extraction
• 1 oz shot payload—standard for 20-gauge hunting
• 2-3/4" shell length fits standard 20-gauge chambers
• Consistent velocity and ballistics shot to shot
• Proven Winchester performance and quality control

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Winchester Super-X High Brass 20-gauge ammunition work in my shotgun?

These shells are 2-3/4" and designed for standard 20-gauge shotguns. Check your shotgun's chamber marking to confirm it accepts 2-3/4" shells; modern 20-gauges typically do, but some accept 3" or 3-1/2" loads instead.

What's the difference between high brass and low brass shotshells?

High brass casings have a more robust base that provides better structural support under firing pressure, making them well-suited for hunting and general field use. They tend to extract more reliably and handle the stresses of repeated shooting better than low brass alternatives.

Is 1 oz of shot enough for hunting?

The 1 oz load in these Super-X shells is the standard working load for 20-gauge hunting. It delivers solid pattern density on game-sized targets while keeping recoil manageable—a proven balance for upland bird hunting and similar applications.