Winchester Ammunition WIN SPRX .410 2.5 Inch 1/5 Ounce RFLED Shotgun Shells (Part No. X41RS5)

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WNX41RS5
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UPC:
020892000438
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Width:
2.50 (in)
Height:
0.75 (in)
Depth:
2.50 (in)
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Winchester Ammunition Super-X, 410 Bore, 2.5, 0.20 oz., Slug, 5 Round Box X41RS5

Experience reliable performance with Winchester Ammunition's WIN SPRX .410 shotgun shells, designed for versatile shooting applications. These shells feature a 2.5-inch length, suitable for a wide range of shotguns, and deliver consistent patterns for hunting or target shooting. The 1/5 ounce RFLED (Reduced Fouling Low Energy Density) load ensures cleaner firing and improved accuracy, making them ideal for hunters seeking precision and dependability.

Constructed to meet high standards, these shells incorporate Winchester's advanced manufacturing techniques to provide consistent shot placement and reliable ignition. Whether you're pursuing small game or engaging in recreational shooting, the WIN SPRX shells offer the performance you need. Their lightweight design and optimized load make handling effortless, while delivering effective energy transfer upon firing.

Designed with safety and efficiency in mind, Winchester's RFLED technology reduces fouling, which helps maintain firearm cleanliness and reduces the frequency of cleaning sessions. The shells are compatible with a variety of .410 shotguns, making them a versatile choice for enthusiasts and hunters alike. Trust Winchester Ammunition to deliver quality, consistency, and performance in every shot.

Features:

  • Gauge: .410 caliber for versatile shooting applications
  • Shell Length: 2.5 inches suitable for a variety of shotguns
  • Shot Weight: 1/5 ounce RFLED load for consistent patterning
  • Fouling Reduction: RFLED technology minimizes residue buildup
  • Reliable Ignition: Designed for consistent and dependable firing
  • Application: Ideal for hunting small game and target shooting