Winchester Super-X Turkey Ammunition 12 Gauge 3" 1-7/8 oz #4 Copper Plated Shot Box of 10

Winchester Super-X Turkey Ammunition in 12 gauge 3-inch shells puts proven turkey-hunting power in your hands. Built on decades of field-tested reliability, this load pairs a hefty 1-7/8 oz. payload of #4 copper-plated shot with a velocity of 1210 fps to deliver the pattern density and penetration turkey hunters depend on. Whether you're working a morning or evening roost, these shells are engineered to pattern tight and hit hard at the distances where turkey hunting happens.

The #4 copper-plated shot in this load gives you a balance of pellet energy and coverage—dense enough to put multiple hits on target, hard enough to penetrate feathers and reach vitals reliably. That heavy 1-7/8 oz. payload means more pellets in the air and more margin for error on the shot, which matters when you're calling in a wary bird and seconds count.

Winchester backs this ammunition with the kind of consistent ignition and weather-resistant construction that keeps your gun running smoothly in the field, whether you're dealing with early-morning damp or late-season cold. The 10-round box is a practical count for a day of hunting or a session at the pattern board—bring enough to verify your setup and have shells left for when the moment comes.

Key Features

• 1-7/8 oz. payload of #4 copper-plated shot for dense, reliable patterns
• 1210 feet per second velocity delivers consistent energy downrange
• 12 gauge 3-inch magnum shell for maximum pellet count
• Weather-resistant shell construction for reliable performance in field conditions
• Box of 10 rounds

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What shot size is best for turkey hunting?

#4 shot is a popular choice for turkey because it offers a good balance of pellet count and individual pellet energy. The copper plating on this load helps maintain consistent patterns at the ranges typical for turkey hunting.

Will Winchester Super-X Turkey loads work in my 12 gauge shotgun?

These are 3-inch 12 gauge shells. Make sure your shotgun's chamber is rated for 3-inch magnum loads before using them. Check your owner's manual or the marking on your barrel.

How many rounds come in a box?

Each box contains 10 rounds, giving you enough ammunition for pattern testing and a hunting trip.

What does the 1-7/8 oz. payload mean?

This is the weight of shot in each shell. The heavier the payload, the more pellets you're putting downrange, which typically results in denser patterns and more margin for error on your shot placement.