Winchester Ammo

The 12 gauge shotgun is often people's first choice when it comes to hunting, defending their family, or blasting targets at the range due to its incredible reliability and phenomenal firepower. Proven through constant use in military, civilian, and law enforcement service since its development in the 1870's, the 12 gauge has shown its efficacy and reliability like no other firearm, making it the perfect shotgun for all your close range, shooting needs.

Winchester has been around since the year after the Civil War, making it not only one of America's best and most loved ammunition manufacturers, but one one of the oldest. Firing at 1300 feet per second, these Winchester Super Pheasant, 2 3/4", 1 3/8 ounce, 12 gauge, #5 shot shells are designed with the perfect patterns, power, and speed to bring down pheasant and upland game to your heart's content.

DryLok Super Steel shotshells from Winchester are one of the best choices when you're on the hunt for duck and geese in wetland territories. Each 12 gauge shell contains magnum power in a 3-inch format that is intended for positive knockdown on big birds in flight. This effort is accompanied by 1-1/4 ounces of steel shot pellets that are #2 birdshot sized. The shot is contained within the DryLok wad, a watertight compartment that prevents a dip in the drink from ruining your shot load, powder, or 209 primer.

Lead-free steel shot not only deposits less metal into your next dinner but is safer for the environment and generally permitted at most government-controlled ranges that have banned lead shot. Winchester's shotshells are manufactured in Illinois using techniques that have seen constant refinement for over a century.

Carry this .357 Magnum hollow point ammunition from Winchester for effective defense against assailants of both the two and four-legged varieties!

Each round in this box of 50 fires a light 110 grain jacketed hollow point bullet at 1,295 feet per second, delivering great accuracy and high diameter expansion without an excessive risk of overpenetration.

Winchester ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases.

Developed in 1895 by Winchester, the 30-30 is one of the most popular and loved hunting rifle rounds in the world. Used in Winchester's legendary lever-action rifle, this round quickly became a hit after its release before the turn of the century. With its accuracy, power, and efficacy, the 30-30 is superb for taking down predators, boar, and deer, letting you hunt to your heart's content with one of the world's favorite rifles.

Winchester has been around for over one hundred fifty years, and as one of America's oldest and most popular ammunition manufacturers, you can trust anything that they put out. As the inventors of the 30-30, this Super-X, 170 grain, power point ammo is especially reliable. Made with phenomenal components, these rounds have massive terminal expansion, high accuracy, and fantastic reliability, making them great for taking down the delicious deer in your woods.

The 357 Magnum was developed in 1934 and started the production of a slew of magnum rounds and is incredible in its own right. Well known for its amazing stopping power, this high energy round is fantastic for self defense and can even be used for hunting in some cases. With these 357 Magnum rounds in your handgun, you will be set for any attacker that comes your way.

If you are getting self defense ammo, you don't want to trust your life with anything but the best manufacturer in the business and Winchester provides just that option. Since 1866, Winchester has been making some of the best ammunition in the world and continues to pump out incredible products. With these Super-X, 158 grain, jacketed soft point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds, firing at 1235 feet per second, you get phenomenal penetration, fantastic expansion, and incredible reliability, just what you need to defend yourself from any dangerous situation you find yourself in.

This .380 ACP ammunition from Winchester's PDX1 series is designed to provide effective self defense when combined with concealed carry handguns such as the Glock 42, SIG P938, Walther PP, and Kel-Tec P-3AT.

Each cartridge in this case of 200 (ideal for training and carry) fires a 95 grain jacketed hollow point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,000 feet per second. The PDX1 JHP is a bonded core bullet that maintains a one piece structure as it expand into a six petal shape for maximum stopping power. The bullet's advanced design overcomes some of the past shortcomings of the .380 Auto and turns it into an effective and compact defensive caliber.

Winchester ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi using non corrosive Boxer primers. PDX1 ammo uses nickel plated brass cases that provide smooth feeding and ejection. Additionally, the plating provides additional durability over long periods of time where the ammo is being carried but not used in a CCW weapon.

When you want a great, reliable, hunting round, the 243 Winchester is the perfect round for you. Developed in 1955, this round can take down anything from varmints to deer, and, although often considered too small to do so, it can even take down elk and bear. No matter what kind of hunting you are up to do, or if you are looking to do some match competing, the 243 Winchester is the perfect round for you.

Winchester has been around since 1855 and manufactures some of the best ammunition in the world. With the incredible manufacturing of Winchester, you have exactly the ammunition you need for all your shooting purposes. Firing at 3350 feet per second, these Winchester Super-X, 80 grain, soft point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds have the great accuracy, expansion, range, and hard hitting power you need to take down even the toughest deer.

The 30-30 is one of the most famous and loved hunting rifle rounds all over the world. Used in Winchester's legendary lever action rifle, the 30-30 has gained a reputation around the world for reliability and efficacy. Considered the benchmark for big game hunting rounds, many other rounds are compared to this cartridge to determine their worthiness. Whether you want to take out predators, boar, deer, or something else, the 30-30 is just the iconic round for you.

Winchester has been around since 1855, making some of the world's best ammunition for over a century and a half. With these Super-X, 170 grain, power point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds from the creator of the 30-30, you have all the power, expansion, accuracy, and reliability you need to take down the most delicious deer in the woods.

Whether your carry handgun of choice is a SIG P238, Glock 42, Ruger LCP, or S&W Shield Bodyguard, this .380 ACP ammunition from Winchester's PDX1 series is a defensive load you can count on. In a self defense emergency, this ammo delivers the expansion needed to quickly stop a threat without overpenetrating and damaging property or bystanders behidn the target.

Each cartridge in this 20 round box fires a 95 grain jacketed hollow point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,000 feet per second. This results in typical .380 Auto ballistics, but the bonded core facilitates deeper wound channels for improved terminal performance. Some shooters find the recoil of the .380 a bit snappy in a subcompact CCW firearm, so grab a few boxes to get used to how this load handles in your pistol.

Winchester ammo has been used by gun owners, law enforcement, and the military since the 19th century and is well regarded for its cost effectiveness and reliability. It uses non corrosive Boxer primers and nickel-plated brass cases.

With this 50-round box from Winchester, you’ll have.45 Colt ammunition that is extremely effective for target shooting. The large, powerful cartridges use a 250-grain bullet that comes out of the barrel with a velocity of 750 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 312 foot pounds. The lead flat nose will give you a manageable recoil and accurate trajectories, allowing you to get the practice you need on a consistent basis.

The .45 Colt is one of the most historic cartridges in the country. Designed by the U.S. Army, it has a reputation for power, performance, and speed. Although modern bullet technology has made the .45 Colt less common, this round maintains a popular following even to this day.

These rounds are made by Winchester, a brand as historic as the .45 Colt. For over 150 years, Winchester has been providing reliable firearms and ammunition to hunters, target shooters, and law enforcement officials.

If you are looking for the perfect rifle round, you may have just found it in the 30-06. Developed in 1906 and used as a sniper round in the United States Military until recently, this amazing round produces amazing results in hunting big game, even bear and is incredible for match shooting. No matter what you need it for, the 30-06 has the phenomenal range, incredible power, amazing accuracy, and fantastic efficacy to get the job done.

Since the debut of Winchester in 1866, the world has had better ammo than it had before. As one of the best and oldest ammunition manufacturers in America, Winchester has exactly the ammo you are looking for, no matter your price range. These Super-X, 150 grain, power point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds fire at 2920 feet per second and have the incredible reliability, massive expansion, and fantastic power you need to bring down even the toughest deer.

If you are looking for proven performance for your rifle ammunition, look no further than Winchester’s Super-X line of cartridges. You’ll get 20 rounds of .243 Winchester Super-X Power Point cartridges with 100-grain projectiles. The bullet design has an exposed nose and jacked bullet for delivering the best energy and terminal performance to the target. It also has notches on the bullet and core to bring excellent expansion with maximum energy release.

Leaving the muzzle, these cartridges deliver a velocity of 2,960 feet per second and an energy of 1,945 foot pounds. After traveling 200 yards, they maintain a speed of 2,449 feet per second and an energy of 1,332 foot pounds. This means maximum effectiveness even across distance shots.

You can count on Winchester for all of your hunting ammunition needs. This American brand has high-quality items for game ranging from squirrel to brown bear, allowing you to become the best hunter possible with consistent performance and accuracy.

This .38 Special ammunition from Winchester's PDX1 series updates a classic cartridge to modern self defense standards. With a bonded core bullet that won't separate and lose its effectiveness on striking an assailant, this ammo delivers assured performance in defensive emergencies. As with other .38 Special ammo, these rounds can be used safely and effectively in .357 Magnum revolvers.

These cartridges use a +P powder charge to drive a 130 grain jacketed hollow point bullet to a muzzle velocity of 950 feet per second. This combination of a medium weight bullet fired at a relatively high velocity for the caliber produces excellent expansion potential and stopping power; however, felt recoil will be greater than that of standard pressure loads. Needless to say, this ammo should only be used in revolvers capable of handling such high pressure loads.

Winchester ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi using non corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass.

#1 buckshot is a fine choice for the coach gun in the tent as you melt marshmallows as well as the pump-gun in the closet while you sit down for a family dinner. These 12 gauge shells from Winchester are as affordable as they are effective and come in a 250-round case, allowing you to properly pattern your favorite shotgun while getting accustomed to the recoil. Each shotshell is made with a high-brass head and plastic hull that measures 2-3/4 inches at full length in order to fit nearly any chamber size.

Inside the shell are 16 pellets that measure 0.30 inches in diameter and are appropriate for home invaders, big cats on the prowl, and coyotes that threaten your pets. Polymer granules and a one-piece hinged wad buffer the shot, keeping the pellets rounder for tighter patterns at distance. When fired, the wad collapses slightly in order to reduce perceived recoil and hasten follow-up action.

Popularized by the writings of the firearms journalist Jack O'Connor and his high praise, the 270 is an incredible hunting round, developed by Winchester in 1923. Whether you are looking to hunt predators, deer, or even elk, the 270 has all the power and range you need to perform at highest capacity.

Winchester has been around since their debut in 1855, six years before the Civil War here in America. With their incredible ammunition, Winchester has given the American people the ammunition they need for nearly a century and a half, helping them become one of the most popular ammunition manufacturers in the nation. With these Winchester Deer Season XP, 130 grain, extreme point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds, firing at 3060 feet per second, you have the specially designed rounds for deer hunting you need for taking out your favorite game with ease.

The 45 ACP is one of the most popular rounds in the world and has been used by civilians, militaries, and law enforcement around the globe for over a century and continues to be one of the most effective rounds on the market. When you want something that has been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt and has all the stopping power you need, the 45 ACP is the perfect round for you, helping you keep yourself and your family as safe as you can be.

Winchester has been around since 1922 and remains one of the best ammunition companies in the world, producing just the high quality ammo you need at the price you need for all your shooting purposes. Firing at 882 feet per second, these Winchester Supreme Elite, 230 grain, jacketed hollow point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds are designed to hit with massive expansion and phenomenal terminal damage, helping you keep yourself and your family as safe as you could possibly hope.

These high-brass buckshot loads are a great choice for coyotes, close-range deer, and two-legged predators. Each 20 gauge shell has an extended hull length of 2-3/4 inches which is a standard for fit in the most common shotguns. The moisture-resistant hull contains a load of #3 buckshot which is great for terminal effect with multiple projectiles. A measure of buffering material helps the pellets stay perfectly round for better flight characteristics, deeper penetration, and tighter patterns at long range. Winchester's one-piece hinged wad performs the same duty while also reducing felt recoil and expanding at the rear to capture propellant gases.

Winchester uses their own blend of powder for high-velocity performance that doesn't steal away accessibility from the 20 gauge cartridge. The powder is ignited by a spark from a non-corrosive 209 primer which is dependable throughout a wide temperature variance. This 250-round bulk case will afford you plenty of ammo for periodic practice and long-term storage. Winchester is an American brand with household recognition. During the past century and a half, they've created calibers and firearms that influenced the entire industry and bring that level of innovation and professionalism to every product that they make.

Precision competitors will love these rounds for match use or range days when a new scope needs to be zeroed. This 6.5mm Creedmoor ammunition is made by Winchester using their own original components; these include reloadable brass casings that have been inspected to ensure consistent outer dimensions and flash channels with correct diameters. Each casing is outfitted with one of Winchester's reliably igniting Boxer primers which lends a spark of flame to a measure of powder that burns efficiently for optimal muzzle velocity. This load profile is finished using a 140-grain BTHP (boat-tail hollow point) projectile.

140 grains is one of the heavier classifications of loads originally developed by Hornady when they invented the 6.5mm Creedmoor caliber; that means that these loads will follow well-established drop tables for easy ranging. BTHP bullets are highly accurate at a distance due to their construction method which calls for feeding lead into a pre-formed copper jacket, resulting in a uniform shape, core density, and overall balance. The tight meplat and tapered rear help resist drag in-flight for remarkable stability all the way to the target.

When you need outstanding performance from your .243 Varmint ammunition, order a box of these top-quality cartridges from Winchester. You’ll get 20 rounds of 58-grain ammunition, and thanks to the polymer tip, alloy jacket, and lead core, you’ll get rapid fragmentation at the target, helping you place effective shots on any varmint.

Whether you need to control the varmint population on your land or want to spend a day on the hunt, these rounds will give you outstanding speed and performance. They have a muzzle energy of 1,909 foot pounds, delivering excellent penetration to the target. At 100 yards, they have a speed of 3,398 feet per second, so you can count on the bullet to give accurate, consistent, and straight trajectories.

Winchester has been serving American gun owners for over 150 years. They provide a large variety of ammunition for handguns, rifles, and shotguns, and are known for their innovation and intuitive designs.

Make every shot count on your next big game hunt with these 7mm-08 Remington rounds from Winchester. Each of these cartridges utilizes a 140-grain projectile, a staple weight of this caliber, from Winchester's Power-Point design. Power-Point bullets have soft point noses that surrounded by deep skiving in the surface of their copper jackets; this construction promotes wide, dynamic expansion upon impact with a deer, beer, or large hog for maximum organ and tissue damage. A knurled cannelure prevents the bullet from over-expanding and underpenetrating, a problem which could otherwise leave game bleeding and running away.

Winchester mounts the soft-point projectile within a reloadable brass casing that can be cleaned and rearmed after firing. Each casing carries a load of clean-burning propellant from Winchester's own stocks which is ignited by Winchester's own non-caustic Boxer primer. Winchester has manufacturing ammunition for over 150 years and is responsible for some of the world's most popular calibers. Their Super-X line is considered affordble, effective, and reliable in a wide range of firearms.

The 12 gauge shotgun has been since the 1870's and remains one of the most powerful and popular firearms to this day. Proven through nearly a century and a half of civilian, military, and law enforcement use, the 12 gauge is great for several shooting applications including hunting, sports shooting and home defense.

Since 1866, Winchester has been making some of America's favorite ammunition. They have earned a reputation for producing high quality ammo that is made in the USA. These Super-X shells are a great choice for hunting and self defense applications.

Each hull is 3" long and carries 24 pellets of #1 Buffered buckshot. Firing at 1040 feet per second, these shells offer tight patterns and hard hitting knockdown power. Pick up this bulk priced case of 250 rounds and you are set for several range and hunting trips!