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Winchester
The Winchester Super-X 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 1 oz Rifled Slug delivers the stopping power and accuracy you need for deer hunting and shotgun slugging at intermediate to longer ranges. Built on Winchester's four decades of ammunition expertise, this rifled slug is engineered for use with fully rifled barrels or rifled choke tubes, giving you the precision and consistency that separate effective hunts from frustrating misses. If you're running a rifled shotgun setup and want ammunition you can trust to perform shot after shot, Super-X slugs are a proven choice backed by real-world reliability.
The 1 oz payload delivers substantial energy downrange while remaining manageable in terms of recoil, making it a practical load for hunters who spend a full day in the field. Whether you're hunting thick timber where shotgun ranges prevail or taking advantage of a rifled barrel's extended range capability, this ammunition pairs the consistent ballistics Super-X is known for with the slug format that rifled shotgun owners prefer.
Winchester engineered this load specifically for rifled barrels and rifled chokes, so you'll get the accuracy potential those systems were designed to deliver. Load a box and you'll understand why Winchester Super-X remains a standard on gun shop shelves: it works.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Chamber Length | 2-3/4" |
| Slug Weight | 1 oz |
| Slug Type | Rifled |
| Intended Use | Fully rifled barrels or rifled choke tubes |
Winchester Super-X rifled slugs are designed for use in fully rifled shotgun barrels or with rifled choke tubes. If your shotgun has a smooth bore or standard choke, this is not the right slug for your setup.
Winchester manufactures Super-X slugs in 12-gauge, 20-gauge, and .410 gauge, so you can find the right load for your shotgun regardless of bore size.
Yes — the 1 oz rifled slug is purpose-built for deer hunting and other medium-game applications where shotgun range and power are appropriate. Its design delivers reliable performance from rifled shotgun systems.
Winchester
The Winchester Super-X 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 1 oz Rifled Slug delivers the stopping power and accuracy you need for deer hunting and shotgun slugging at intermediate to longer ranges. Built on Winchester's four decades of ammunition expertise, this rifled slug is engineered for use with fully rifled barrels or rifled choke tubes, giving you the precision and consistency that separate effective hunts from frustrating misses. If you're running a rifled shotgun setup and want ammunition you can trust to perform shot after shot, Super-X slugs are a proven choice backed by real-world reliability.
The 1 oz payload delivers substantial energy downrange while remaining manageable in terms of recoil, making it a practical load for hunters who spend a full day in the field. Whether you're hunting thick timber where shotgun ranges prevail or taking advantage of a rifled barrel's extended range capability, this ammunition pairs the consistent ballistics Super-X is known for with the slug format that rifled shotgun owners prefer.
Winchester engineered this load specifically for rifled barrels and rifled chokes, so you'll get the accuracy potential those systems were designed to deliver. Load a box and you'll understand why Winchester Super-X remains a standard on gun shop shelves: it works.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Chamber Length | 2-3/4" |
| Slug Weight | 1 oz |
| Slug Type | Rifled |
| Intended Use | Fully rifled barrels or rifled choke tubes |
Winchester Super-X rifled slugs are designed for use in fully rifled shotgun barrels or with rifled choke tubes. If your shotgun has a smooth bore or standard choke, this is not the right slug for your setup.
Winchester manufactures Super-X slugs in 12-gauge, 20-gauge, and .410 gauge, so you can find the right load for your shotgun regardless of bore size.
Yes — the 1 oz rifled slug is purpose-built for deer hunting and other medium-game applications where shotgun range and power are appropriate. Its design delivers reliable performance from rifled shotgun systems.
