Win Superx 12ga 2.75 #4bk 27pl 5/250

Winchester Superx 12ga 2.75 #4 Buckshot ammunition delivers field-proven performance for law enforcement training, home defense, and tactical operations. Loaded with 27 pellets of #4 buckshot per round, this 2.75-inch magnum load generates a muzzle velocity of 1,325 feet per second—a velocity profile specifically engineered for controlled spread patterns and effective terminal performance at intermediate combat distances.

The 27-pellet load strikes a balance between pattern density and individual projectile energy. At typical defensive engagement ranges (10–25 yards), this pellet count produces a reasonably tight grouping while maintaining sufficient kinetic energy for reliable performance through intermediate barriers. The 1,325 fps velocity is subsonic enough to minimize recoil impulse in tactical platforms, yet sufficient to achieve adequate penetration and energy transfer. Winchester's Super-X line has maintained consistent quality control and pressure specifications since 1922, making this ammunition suitable for duty cycles requiring reliability and repeatability.

This product is packaged in 5-round boxes, making it practical for range qualification sessions, duty training drills, and controlled allocation in secure storage. The compact 5-round format accommodates standard shotgun loading procedures and facilitates inventory tracking for departments and firearms instructors managing ammunition accountability. Operators and law enforcement professionals who require buckshot for patrol duty, breaching scenarios, or close-quarters training benefit from Winchester's consistent manufacturing and established pressure standards across production lots.

12-gauge buckshot ammunition remains the primary choice for tactical shotgun applications due to its manageable recoil, proven lethality within defensive ranges, and wide availability across law enforcement and military platforms. The #4 buckshot size (27 pellets per round) occupies the middle ground between lighter #1 buckshot (fewer, larger pellets) and heavier #00 buckshot (fewer, larger pellets), offering flexibility in deployment scenarios where pattern control and minimal over-penetration are tactical considerations.