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Winchester TRGT12S7VP Super-Target 12Gauge 2.75 in 1 1/8oz 7Shot 200 Per Box/2 Case, Shotgun Shells

Name: Winchester TRGT12S7VP Super-Target 12Gauge 2.75 in 1 1/8oz 7Shot 200 Per Box/2 Case, Shotgun Shells
Brand: Winchester
Availability: OutOfStock

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Brand: Winchester
Caliber: 12 Gauge
Category: Ammo
Bullet Type: Solid/Monolithic
Round Count: 200
UPC: 20892026247

Overview

The Winchester Super-Target 12-gauge ammunition is engineered for clay shooting disciplines, including trap, skeet, and sporting clays. Each 2.75-inch shell features a 1-1/8 oz steel shot payload in #7 shot size. These loads utilize a hinged wad design to reduce felt recoil and increase velocity, along with clean-burning powder and consistent primers to ensure reliable ignition and tight patterns. This ammunition is provided in a 200-round case.

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