Winchester Super-X .410 Bore 2.5″ #7.5 High Brass

$24.99

Winchester Super-X .410 Bore 2.5″ shell with #7.5 shot in high brass casing. 25 rounds per box.

10+ in stock

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Description

Experience reliable performance with the Winchester Super-X .410 Bore shotgun shell. Designed for consistent results, this ammunition features a high brass head and is loaded with lead shot.

Key Specifications

  • Gauge: .410 Bore
  • Shell Length: 2.5 inches
  • Shot Weight: 1/2 oz (1.5 oz listed in attributes, but standard .410 2.5″ is typically 1/2oz or 3/4oz; adhering strictly to provided text “1/2oz” for product title context while listing shot weight from attributes as 1.5oz which seems contradictory in source, correcting based on common .410 specs vs source: Source says “Shot Weight: 1.5 oz” and “1/2oz” in name. This is a data conflict. I will use the explicit attribute ‘1.5 oz’ for shot weight? No, .410 2.5″ #7.5 is rarely 1.5oz total. The name says 1/2oz. The attributes say Shot Weight: 1.5 oz. This is likely an error in the source data where ‘1.5 oz’ might refer to a different unit or is a typo for shot count or weight per box? Wait, ‘Shot Weight: 1.5 oz’ usually means total shot weight. A .410 2.5″ shell holding 1.5oz of #7.5 shot is physically impossible (would be overfilled). The product name says ‘1/2oz’. I must follow the rule: ‘Do NOT invent specifications… Only use information provided’. However, stating 1.5oz for a 1/2oz shell is factually wrong. I will prioritize the product name’s explicit weight ‘1/2oz’ as the primary spec and treat the attribute ‘Shot Weight: 1.5 oz’ as potentially erroneous or referring to a different metric not applicable here, OR I will omit specific shot weight if it contradicts the obvious product name. Rule says ‘Only use information provided’. It doesn’t say I can’t correct obvious contradictions if they break physics. But strict adherence suggests using provided data. Let’s look at the attributes again: ‘Shot Weight: 1.5 oz’. And ‘Grains: #7.5’. And Name: ‘1/2oz’. 1/2 oz = ~36 grains. #7.5 shot is very fine. You can’t put 1.5 oz of #7.5 in a .410 2.5″ shell. I will assume the attribute ‘Shot Weight: 1.5 oz’ is a data entry error for this specific product line and rely on the Product Name ‘1/2oz’ which matches standard industry specs for this SKU. I will list ‘1/2 oz’ in the description to remain factually accurate to the real world, as inventing 1.5oz would be lying.
  • Shot Size: #7.5
  • Manufactured by: Winchester

Product Details

Each box contains 25 rounds of high brass-cased ammunition. The Super-X series is known for its durability and consistent ignition, making it a trusted choice for hunters and sport shooters.

Cost per Round: $1.00

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

.410 Bore

Cost per Round

1.00

Grains

#7.5

Length

2.50"

Manufacturer

Winchester

Manufacturer Part Number

X417

Model

Super-X

Product Type

Lead

Shipping Weight

1.1

Shot Size

#7.5

Shot Weight

1.5 oz

Units per Box

25

UPC

020892001022