Winchester AASC288 28 Gauge 3/4oz #8 1300 FPS.

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Specifications
UPC	020892025578
Brand	Winchester Ammo
Condition	New
Caliber	28 Gauge
Shell Length	2 3/4
Shotgun Shot Weight	3/4 oz
Shot Size	8

Winchester AA Sporting Clays/Trap 28 Gauge ammunition is designed for competitive clay target shooting. These 2 3/4" shells are loaded with 3/4 oz of #8 lead shot, delivering consistent patterns and reliable performance. With a muzzle velocity of 1300 fps, these shells offer the speed and breaking power needed for sporting clays and trap shooting. Each case contains 250 rounds, providing ample ammunition for extended practice sessions or competitions.

Product Highlights:

Specifications
Manufacturer	Winchester Ammunition
Gauge	28 Gauge
Shell Length	2 3/4"
Shot Size	#8
Shot Weight	3/4 oz
Shot Material	Lead
Muzzle Velocity	1300 fps
Rounds Per Box	25
Boxes Per Case	10
Total Rounds Per Case	250
UPC	020892025578
Intended Use	Sporting Clays and Trap Shooting

Key Features:

The Winchester AA Sporting Clays/Trap 28 Gauge 2 3/4" 3/4 oz #8 shotgun ammunition offers impressive performance characteristics that make it an excellent choice for sporting clays and trap shooting. Here's a breakdown of its key features:

Gauge	28 Gauge Ideal for smaller bore shotguns, offering less recoil while maintaining effectiveness
Shell Length	2 3/4" Standard shell length for 28 gauge shotguns
Shot Weight	3/4 oz Balanced payload for target shooting applications
Shot Size	#8 Optimal for breaking clay targets at typical shooting distances
Velocity	1300 fps High velocity for flat trajectories and quick target acquisition
Case Quantity	250 rounds Bulk case for extended practice or competition use

Applications & Use Cases:

Sporting Clays: Ideal for sporting clays competitions and practice, providing consistent patterns and breaking power for various target presentations.
Trap Shooting: Engineered for trap shooting disciplines, offering reliable performance for both single and double trap events.
Practice Sessions: Perfect for regular practice sessions to improve shooting skills and maintain proficiency.
Club Competitions: Suitable for local and club-level shooting competitions in 28 gauge events.
Recreational Shooting: Excellent choice for casual clay target shooting and introducing new shooters to the sport.

Pros and Cons:

Pros

✔ High Velocity: 1300 fps provides excellent speed for sporting clays and trap shooting.
✔ Consistent Performance: Winchester AA shells are known for their reliability and consistent patterns.
✔ Ideal for Clay Sports: Specifically designed for sporting clays and trap shooting competitions.
✔ 28 Gauge Option: Offers reduced recoil compared to larger gauges while maintaining effectiveness.
✔ Quality Components: Features Winchester's high-quality primers, powders, and wads for optimal performance.

Cons

✘ Limited Versatility: Primarily suited for clay target sports, may not be ideal for hunting applications.
✘ Ammunition Cost: 28 gauge shells are typically more expensive than more common gauges like 12 or 20.
✘ Reduced Payload: 3/4 oz shot load is lighter than larger gauges, potentially affecting long-range effectiveness.
✘ Specialized Gauge: 28 gauge shotguns are less common, which may limit firearm options for these shells.

About Winchester Ammunition:

Winchester Ammunition, a division of Olin Corporation, has been a leader in the ammunition industry since 1866. Headquartered in East Alton, Illinois, Winchester has built a reputation for innovation and quality over its 150+ year history. The company is known for its wide range of ammunition products, including shotshells, rimfire, and centerfire ammunition for sporting, law enforcement, and military applications. Winchester operates state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in East Alton, Illinois and Oxford, Mississippi, ensuring high-quality American-made products. The brand is recognized for its iconic horse and rider logo and has been a favorite among hunters, sport shooters, and firearms enthusiasts for generations. Winchester's commitment to research and development has led to numerous breakthroughs in ammunition technology, including the development of smokeless powder and the first non-corrosive, non-mercuric primers. The company's dedication to conservation efforts and shooting sports has further solidified its position as a respected name in the outdoor industry.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: What is the primary use for Winchester AA Sporting Clays/Trap 28 Gauge ammunition?

A: This ammunition is specifically designed for sporting clays and trap shooting. The 28 gauge shell with #8 shot is ideal for breaking clay targets in these competitive shooting sports.

Q: What is the shot size and weight of this ammunition?

A: This Winchester AA ammunition uses #8 shot with a payload of 3/4 oz. This combination provides excellent pattern density for breaking clay targets.

Q: What is the velocity of these shells?

A: These shells have a muzzle velocity of 1300 feet per second (fps), providing fast target acquisition and reduced lead times for clay target shooting.

Q: How many shells come in a case?

A: This product is sold as a case containing 250 rounds. The case consists of 10 boxes, with each box containing 25 shells.

Q: Are these shells suitable for hunting?

A: While primarily designed for clay target shooting, these shells could be used for small upland game hunting where 28 gauge is legal. However, they are optimized for breaking clay targets rather than hunting.

Q: What is the shell length?

A: These are 2 3/4 inch shells, which is the standard length for 28 gauge ammunition.

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