Recently attended a driven pheasant shoot. These shells were deadly on the roosters and hens. Good knockdown power.
Dave2000
2 years ago
My go to shell for more years than I care to remember. Excellent for all upland game. Consistent patterns in all my shotguns.
Pancho
1 year ago
I've been using this product for a couple of year to shoot Quail in California, since many areas are now regulated to using lead free shot. It shoots a little different since it has a very fast initial velocity. I've had no problems using these to take Quail all the way out in the 40-50 yrd range.
Tucksters
1 year ago
I have been using Xpert ammo for over 10 years now and it is and always will be my go to ammo for ducks. I have never had an issue with this product and it patterns perfectly in my Winchester SX3
Bf2407
1 year ago
Taken coyotes out to 51yds so far. Patterns better for me in my Benelli SB2 than Dead Coyote. Wish I could find it locally in stores.
Geucesauce
1 year ago
I used these shells on squirrel in October, and on Pheasant in November. I knocked down birds at 40 yards, and the squirrels never stood a chance. They are reasonably priced and highly effective.
BillyPV
1 year ago
This is just what I wanted for a high speed high pellet load in a 20 gauge without going to a magnum!
Keith11
1 year ago
I’ve been shooting the super x heavy game load in various shot sizes for many years. Shot many a squirrel and dove with these shells as they’re about the only ones I’ll use. I have been more than happy with them, and will continue to use them
NYHunter
1 year ago
Will do the job without emptying your wallet.
Called in a flock of fall gobbles and jakes, first one that stuck his neck out, dropped the hammer. Turkey dinner was in the bag.
SpoonieSpanker
1 year ago
These shells are a good all around no gimmick load. They cycle consistently and fold pheasants with ease as long as you do your part.
Deer Man Out
1 year ago
50 yd 3 shot group averaged 2" from my Steven's 301 20ga using a Bushnell Tac-Optics Lil P Prism 1x11mm & Winchester Super-X 20ga 2 3/4" 3/4oz Foster Slugs.
Impressed with the accuracy of the 3/4oz slugs. 2 slugs were in the same hole & 1 slug 2" to the left. That's plenty good enough for close up deer hunting inside of 50 yds. However, these shells were the dirtiest shells I've ever shot & I shoot a lot. I am a huge fan of Winchester Ammunition but the amount of powder fouling inside the barrel was extreme. I am disappointed in Winchester for using such a low grade powder to foul up a barrel to that degree. Normal cleaning from a range shotgun sight-in is 1 wet patch followed by 5-6 dry patches. This took over 20 dry patches & 4 wet patches & its still not all out. My recommendation to Winchester is to use cleaner burning powder in all of there ammo, even if U have to charge a tad more for the ammo. I've built & own my private rifle range 20 yrs ago. And this ammo was at the top of the list for being dirty, just like the old Russian ammo back in the day. I'm sure cleaner burning ammo with the same velocities will produce the same accurate results at the range or in the field. I give this ammo a 5 star rating only b/c of its accuracy & reliability. Even though its a 1 star for dirty burning powder, I still would recommend it, until they can change over to a cleaner burning powder. Deer Man Out
Mad as hell
1 year ago
I ordered two cases of shells two times over the course of several weeks.received no emails or calls.when I followed up with the retail delivery site no real answer could be provided except the orders were not picked and the ammo was placed in stock.there was no record of attempt to contact me by any method.
E2theB
1 year ago
Incredible performance and groupings shot from my Browning Cynergy using Longbeard XR chokes. 140 pellets in the kill zone at 25 yds.
timberman
1 year ago
I like these for small game and small birds when hunting in areas where steel shot is required. Good for doves, quail, and squirrels.
Cav1
1 year ago
Growing up in Iowa all we had when I was a kid was a shotgun slug only whitetail season, so I've been using Winchester 2-3/4-inch rifled slugs out of a 20-inch Remington 870 smoothbore slug barrel for about 35 years now. I sometimes still have occasion to hunt with slugs in some of Montana's weapons restricted areas. Out of my shotgun, these slugs turn in excellent groups at 25, 50, and 75 yards, good enough that I put a saddle mount and 3x scope on the 870 for slug hunting. Put them where you're supposed to and terminal performance is indeed just that on whitetails and mulies.
Ron65
1 year ago
I bought three boxes of Winchester super X 12 gauge 3 inch 4shot. 4 shells dented the primer and did not fire. Very frustrating when the bird gets up and you hear "click". Then you have to keep the gun up in case there is a hang fire.
Dfm53818
1 year ago
I'm still hoping some 3" 28 gauge 5 or 6 shot shells become available before hunting season this fall
Scdave449
1 year ago
Was sent 6s instead of 7 1/2. Will use for quail but not for dove which I ordered for. Sorry, ordered a case elsewhere and got exactly what I wanted.
Will2121
1 year ago
My only complaint was with the box the shells were shipped in. It was torn to pieces and all the shells were in the shipping box. Shells are good though
B Thompson
1 year ago
The 2.75 inch BRI Sabot slugs are consistantly able to group 4 inches at 80 yards from my model 1300 slug gun with fully rifled barrel. I've killed more than 30 deer with them without ever a fail including the Boone and Crockett buck pictured here. Simply the best.
Coalman
2 years agoRecently attended a driven pheasant shoot. These shells were deadly on the roosters and hens. Good knockdown power.
Dave2000
2 years agoMy go to shell for more years than I care to remember. Excellent for all upland game. Consistent patterns in all my shotguns.
Pancho
1 year agoI've been using this product for a couple of year to shoot Quail in California, since many areas are now regulated to using lead free shot. It shoots a little different since it has a very fast initial velocity. I've had no problems using these to take Quail all the way out in the 40-50 yrd range.
Tucksters
1 year agoI have been using Xpert ammo for over 10 years now and it is and always will be my go to ammo for ducks. I have never had an issue with this product and it patterns perfectly in my Winchester SX3
Bf2407
1 year agoTaken coyotes out to 51yds so far. Patterns better for me in my Benelli SB2 than Dead Coyote. Wish I could find it locally in stores.
Geucesauce
1 year agoI used these shells on squirrel in October, and on Pheasant in November. I knocked down birds at 40 yards, and the squirrels never stood a chance. They are reasonably priced and highly effective.
BillyPV
1 year agoThis is just what I wanted for a high speed high pellet load in a 20 gauge without going to a magnum!
Keith11
1 year agoI’ve been shooting the super x heavy game load in various shot sizes for many years. Shot many a squirrel and dove with these shells as they’re about the only ones I’ll use. I have been more than happy with them, and will continue to use them
NYHunter
1 year agoWill do the job without emptying your wallet. Called in a flock of fall gobbles and jakes, first one that stuck his neck out, dropped the hammer. Turkey dinner was in the bag.
SpoonieSpanker
1 year agoThese shells are a good all around no gimmick load. They cycle consistently and fold pheasants with ease as long as you do your part.
Deer Man Out
1 year ago50 yd 3 shot group averaged 2" from my Steven's 301 20ga using a Bushnell Tac-Optics Lil P Prism 1x11mm & Winchester Super-X 20ga 2 3/4" 3/4oz Foster Slugs. Impressed with the accuracy of the 3/4oz slugs. 2 slugs were in the same hole & 1 slug 2" to the left. That's plenty good enough for close up deer hunting inside of 50 yds. However, these shells were the dirtiest shells I've ever shot & I shoot a lot. I am a huge fan of Winchester Ammunition but the amount of powder fouling inside the barrel was extreme. I am disappointed in Winchester for using such a low grade powder to foul up a barrel to that degree. Normal cleaning from a range shotgun sight-in is 1 wet patch followed by 5-6 dry patches. This took over 20 dry patches & 4 wet patches & its still not all out. My recommendation to Winchester is to use cleaner burning powder in all of there ammo, even if U have to charge a tad more for the ammo. I've built & own my private rifle range 20 yrs ago. And this ammo was at the top of the list for being dirty, just like the old Russian ammo back in the day. I'm sure cleaner burning ammo with the same velocities will produce the same accurate results at the range or in the field. I give this ammo a 5 star rating only b/c of its accuracy & reliability. Even though its a 1 star for dirty burning powder, I still would recommend it, until they can change over to a cleaner burning powder. Deer Man Out
Mad as hell
1 year agoI ordered two cases of shells two times over the course of several weeks.received no emails or calls.when I followed up with the retail delivery site no real answer could be provided except the orders were not picked and the ammo was placed in stock.there was no record of attempt to contact me by any method.
E2theB
1 year agoIncredible performance and groupings shot from my Browning Cynergy using Longbeard XR chokes. 140 pellets in the kill zone at 25 yds.
timberman
1 year agoI like these for small game and small birds when hunting in areas where steel shot is required. Good for doves, quail, and squirrels.
Cav1
1 year agoGrowing up in Iowa all we had when I was a kid was a shotgun slug only whitetail season, so I've been using Winchester 2-3/4-inch rifled slugs out of a 20-inch Remington 870 smoothbore slug barrel for about 35 years now. I sometimes still have occasion to hunt with slugs in some of Montana's weapons restricted areas. Out of my shotgun, these slugs turn in excellent groups at 25, 50, and 75 yards, good enough that I put a saddle mount and 3x scope on the 870 for slug hunting. Put them where you're supposed to and terminal performance is indeed just that on whitetails and mulies.
Ron65
1 year agoI bought three boxes of Winchester super X 12 gauge 3 inch 4shot. 4 shells dented the primer and did not fire. Very frustrating when the bird gets up and you hear "click". Then you have to keep the gun up in case there is a hang fire.
Dfm53818
1 year agoI'm still hoping some 3" 28 gauge 5 or 6 shot shells become available before hunting season this fall
Scdave449
1 year agoWas sent 6s instead of 7 1/2. Will use for quail but not for dove which I ordered for. Sorry, ordered a case elsewhere and got exactly what I wanted.
Will2121
1 year agoMy only complaint was with the box the shells were shipped in. It was torn to pieces and all the shells were in the shipping box. Shells are good though
B Thompson
1 year agoThe 2.75 inch BRI Sabot slugs are consistantly able to group 4 inches at 80 yards from my model 1300 slug gun with fully rifled barrel. I've killed more than 30 deer with them without ever a fail including the Boone and Crockett buck pictured here. Simply the best.
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