Winchester Super-Target Target Load Shotshells – 12 gauge – 1-1/8 oz. – 7 shot – 250 Rounds

Winchester Super Targets seem to pattern as well as any shells in my gun. I shoot 1 1/8 oz, 1200 fps, #8's for both singles, and handicap to the 21 yard line.

I bought these shells for a local Sporting Clays event. They worked great and I won enough to more than pay for these awesome shells. I will be buying more of these.

This is my 'go-to' shell for my old SXS. I shoot skeet. After 3 rounds the barrels are not too sooty. And no problems with misfires.

Recently purchased shells for skeet shooting. Found that many shells had the primer set too deep in shell for firing pin to strike properly. (tested on other guns and same result). Very disappointed as these shells caused issues on skeet field .I buy Winchester for reliability and quality . Forced to switch to competing brand supplied by other shooters.

This is my favorite trap shell. I've put quite a lot downrange. They are generally great, but I had one a few months back where the shell had a bulge preventing it being loaded, and another recently where there was obvious damage to the crimp. These are straight out of sealed boxes. It's a nuisance since I have had to go to the local police office to hand them in for disposal.

Finally in stock. Son shooting clays again and busting them up. Keep them coming in-store and online. Just order what you need and keep them available and support youth sporting clay teams.

Shoot 400 rounds of 12Ga./1-1/8oz./7.5's or 8's/1200fps every weekend for sporting clays. Have yet to experience an issue of any type with the 1,000's of rounds put thru my 694. Hands down favorite "value" ammunition.

I finally found some 12g in stock. Add to my cart and try to check out. Says they can’t ship to my address, which is legal to do in my state, so ok I tried shipping to my local Cabela’s for pick up. Nope they can’t do that either when I’ve done that many times before. So….WHY advertise something you won’t actually sell???

This is the perfect specs for my Benelux M2 and it exceeds my clubs restrictions. I like the steel shot because it’s better for the environment and I love to hunt and shoot clays!

Haven’t been shooting in awhile and thought I would get back into it, now I’m being told that I have to sign up for a credit card to buy ammo?! Cabelas is taking advantage of the shortage to force a crappy credit card on people. In my opinion, that is poor treatment of their customers.

Shoot fine. Had problem loading shells into chamber, at times the wood hang up and I would have to fight to get shell in chamber because they were not round on the end. Winchester needs to get some better quality control on crimping there shells.

Excellent shells for the 16-20 yard line if you shoot trap. If windy you should seriously consider 7½ shot for 19 yard line.

purchased 250 rounds for my 12ga keltec ks7, all rounds fired, cycled and ejected with no issues. a bit dirty compared to the fetter brand. finally, back in stock so I ordered 500 more!!!

So I received the email this morning, one day wilder Wednesday sale from Cabela's and find that the picture of Winchester super target 12 gauge 3 dram 1 and 1/8 oz 7 and 1/2 shotgun shells on sale for $11.99. So I drive the 20 minutes to my local Nanaimo BC Cabela's after work and load 4 cases of them into my shopping cart, I look on the shelves to see if there was any of these shells in number 8 shot as I was going to purchase 2 cases of these as well. Can not find any on the shelves so I proceed to the checkout. At the checkout the price is different $14.99 so I show the person at the till the Email as well as the picture of these shells and after a few minutes of trying to figure out why the price difference they figure it is of a different skew which is the number 8 shot that they don't have any of. I didn't want to put the heat on the guy at the till or the girl that had tried to aid him so I asked to talk to the manager. The manager shows up, let us call him Kevin ( because that's his name ) and basically tells me to pound sand in a nice way. I said he could make it right like any other big box store would as it was the company's fault. He said that was not going to happen so I left the store and didn't spend a dime. After reading some of the other reviews I am starting to wonder if he did me a favor! I Have used these shells before and have had cycling problems in my Beretta semi auto but they usually go bang if I’m shooting singles. I figured because they were a bit cheaper that I would purchase some. And Winchester if you are just going to post a generic reply please don't bother insulting my intelligence.

The Super Speed 20 ga ammo would cycle all gas and inertia autos on the market. However, the Super Target will not cycle MOST autos, it is a low powder charge short cycling issue every single time in every single gun. I do A LOT of shooting every week and have several 20 autos and fellow shooters have several 20 autos and Federal and Remington standard target loads cycle ALL of our guns. The Winchester Super Target 20ga only cycles my Beretta 390. It will NOT cycle my wife's Beretta A400, my Winchester SX4, my Browning Silver hunter, my Charles Daly 20, a friends Mossberg SA20, Tristar G2 Viper ( same as a SA20) or his Remington 11-87 even with the actuator installed. Bring back the SUPER SPEED and/or throw a few 10ths of powder in the Super Target to get it cycling any quality 20ga auto. Super Target at 1225fps would bring sales way up and customer recommendations way up.

Will not cycle my auotloaders. I have no reason to buy Winchester's ammo because it does not work for my application of shooting clay pigeons. Thank God I'm not shooting to fill my belly! A little bit more gun powder would fix the issue!

not enough power for 20ga autoloader, target shooting on doubles becomes a single shot wasted bird day.

I have bought the super target for my 20 gauge stoeger 3020 semi auto. The 7/8oz run through it great but everything I have tried has. It's a solid gun. I also bought the Xtra light for my Benelli 828u since it kicks pretty hard being a 6.5lb 12 gauge. I have used a few a few shells for hunting and they are fine but I do prefer to use Winchester AA's for quail dove and woodcock since they have harder shot than the super targets

This ammo is the first time my Beretta A400 has had an issue cycling ammo. Sure it’s fine for O\U and probably pump, but for semiauto action I’d be Leary to buy again

This ammunition cycles badly in semi autos as well as gets stuck in all my pump shotguns. The shells are sized slightly oversized and have issues across multiple guns. Bass pro won’t refund either, buyer beware