Winchester Ammo

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!

The 20 gauge shotgun has been around for years and is one of the best shotguns on the market. With massive power and relatively low recoil, the 20 gauge is phenomenal for blasting away at the range all day and hunting almost any animal you would hunt with the 12 gauge. With its smaller pellet count, it is even better for small game than the 12 gauge, as it won't ruin the meat as much. With the 20 gauge, you have the perfect balance between power and recoil.

Since 1855, Winchester has been showing the world how ammunition is made and becoming one of the most trusted and respected ammunition companies in the world. With their incredible ammunition in your gun, you have nothing to fear. These Super-X, 3/4 ounce, 2 3/4", hollow point, rifled slugs fire at an incredible speed of 1600 feet per second and can take out deer and boar without a problem. With massive expansion, high quality components, and great accuracy, these rifled slugs are exactly what you need to go hunting with.

Winchester is an American company with well over a century of experience designing calibers, engineering firearms, and pumping out dependable ammunition for a wide variety of purposes. As such, these 12 gauge buckshot shells are a great choice for hunting deer at close range and defending your personal domicile whether it be with a Mossberg 590A1 or a Benelli M2. Each shell fires 16 .30 caliber pellets which carry devastating ballistic energy along with them.

Soft granules of buffering media keep the shot pellets from flattening out against one another so that they don't fly erratically out of their pattern cone or fail to penetrate sufficiently. The shot group sits atop Winchester's proven one-piece hinged wad which helps lessen felt recoil and ensure consistent muzzle velocities. These are contained within a moisture-resistant hull that is affixed to a high-brass head. A non-corrosive 209 primer provides clean ignition while a total length of 2-3/4 inches allows for use in nearly any 12 gauge shotgun on the market.

Winchester's Deer Season XP (eXtreme Point) loads are a step up from their standard hunting options that are intended to put venison in the freezer and mount big racks over the fireplace. Each of these 7mm-08 Remington rounds is built from the ground up using Winchester's own components which include clean-igniting Boxer primers, low-residue propellant grains, and reloadable brass casings. Completing the cartridge is a 140-grain XP projectile which comprises a alloy lead core, tapered copper jacket, and a wide-mouth cavity covered by a large-diameter ballistic cone.

The large ballistic tip helps maintain aerodynamic integrity for in-flight stability and final accuracy but also causes the projectile to expand rapidly when it enters a large white-tail or big hog. This expansion is halted by the round's grooved cannelure in order to ensure that the bullet punches deep into the vital areas before coming to a stop and delivering an effective blow. Winchester is a venerable American company that has been in business since 1866 and uses their vast knowledge and experience to give hunters premium performance at a fair price.

Winchester Double-X ammo provides the high performance and reach you need for turkey hunting. These 3-1/2" shells feature copper-plated shot and polymer buffers that significantly reduce pellet deformation for more consistent patterning.

Each shell in this box fires a 2-ounce column of #5 shot at a muzzle velocity of 1,300 feet per second. Such a powerful load results in a hefty kick, but also retains good accuracy at extended range.

This ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi and comes in boxes of 10.

When you buy a box of shotshells with the Winchester name on them, you're likely to be putting your trust in the same ammo that your grandparents used to load up with. These 20 gauge rounds contain 20 pellets of #3 buckshot and are a prime choice for close range deer hunting as well as defense from being hunted in your own home. The shot pellets rest among polymer buffering media which cushions and protects them against deformation during barrel travel; this helps to maintain rounder shapes which result in tighter patterns and more effective terminal ballistics. A one-piece hinged wad below the shot column reduces felt recoil to follow-up shots and sight bead reacquisition a simple affair.

The arrangement is contained within a 2-3/4 inch hull which is crimped and burned at the head for maximum moisture resistance. Winchester attaches the universally sized hull to a high-brass head which houses a potent measure of clean-burning powder that has been engineered to leave behind as little residue as possible. Winchester's own 209 primer, which is lauded by home reloaders for its reliability, ignites the cartridge. Winchester has over 150 years of manufacturing experience and uses real-world feedback from hunters, police officers, and competitors to refine their ammunition.

Load up your favorite rifle with these .45-70 Government rounds from Winchester and you'll be all set for all the elk, black bear, and similarly sized game that you can handle. Winchester's ammunition is supported by over 150 years of experience during which they have created some of the most influential calibers and firearm actions on the planet. Their Super-X line aims to provide hunters with ammunition that is as effective as it is affordable. Each of these rounds is crafted using a reloadable brass casing fitted with a non-corrosive Boxer primer and filled with Winchester's own special blend of propellant.

The load is crowned with a massive 300-grain projectile with an exposed lead tip which bears a precisely cut hollow cavity; this construction allows for incredible expansion during entry which is expertly retarded by a strong copper jacket and a toothed cannelure at the bullet's crimp point. The sum of these features is a round that will punch straight through thick breastplates and shoulder bones while retaining weight, mushrooming outward, and delivering game-dropping energy to vital areas in order to drop game animals without undue suffering. The cannelure also serves to keep the bullets in place under recoil for the preservation of accuracy.

Winchester's Extreme Point (XP) projectile design, utilized in this Deer Season XP ammunition, ensures that the massive impact energy of the .300 Win Mag caliber is properly directed into the vital areas of big bucks, elk, and moose. The copper-jacketed bullet weighs in at 150 grains, has a drag-resistant shape for aerodynamic performance, and wears a large-diameter polymer tip up top which is intended to increase the size of the initial entry wound. Upon impact, the ballistic cone is drive back into the alloy lead core causing calculated deformation for maximum ballistic trauma.

A toothed cannelure at the bullet's midsection slows the rate of expansion and secures the bullet's jacket to its lead core; this effort allows the bullet to retain weight and momentum as it punches through the thick breastplate of a game target. Each bullet is crimped into a reloadable brass casing that hosts a precise load of clean-burning powder along with a non-corrosive Boxer primer.