Win Bismuth 12ga 3" #1 15/150

Winchester Bismuth 12ga 3" #1 shot delivers premium performance for waterfowl and upland hunters requiring nontoxic ammunition that meets federal and state regulations. This 15-round box of 3-inch magnum shells combines bismuth's superior density with Winchester's engineering expertise, making it ideal for shooters who demand consistent patterns and reliable knockdown power without relying on lead or steel alternatives. The bismuth composition ensures deeper penetration and tighter shot grouping across typical hunting distances.

The Winchester Bismuth 12ga 3" #1 utilizes tin-plated bismuth shot engineered to achieve uniform roundness and consistency shot-to-shot—critical variables that directly impact pattern density and accuracy in the field. Winchester's proprietary buffering compound fills voids within each shell, cushioning the bismuth pellets during firing to minimize deformation and preserve the aerodynamic profile needed for extended effective range. The #1 shot size (0.30" diameter) balances payload density with penetration, making it effective on larger waterfowl and upland game where premium shot placement matters most. At 1.75 lbs per box, this ammunition delivers manageable recoil while maintaining the velocity and energy signature hunters expect from 3-inch magnum loads.

Law enforcement and military shotgun operators training in nontoxic ammunition environments benefit from bismuth's ballistic consistency and reduced barrel fouling compared to steel alternatives. Upland hunters pursuing pheasant, duck, and goose across public and private lands where lead ammunition is prohibited will find the Winchester Bismuth 12ga 3" #1 compliant with all major waterfowl regulations and nontoxic shot mandates. The 15-round box format suits both tactical training sessions and field hunts where shooters require sufficient ammunition for practice or extended hunting days. Compatible with any standard 12-gauge shotgun rated for 3-inch magnum loads, this ammunition pairs seamlessly with over-and-under, semi-automatic, and pump-action platforms commonly used in North American hunting and defensive applications.