Page 2 of 16 - Winchester 28GA AA Skeet 3/4oz Reviews

I bought 13 cases of AA 1 1/8, 7.5, 1200 fps for a CA State Trap Championship. I had 10 shells with no powder that cost we a yard punch, one trophy and a bunch of money. Quality control seems to be an issue. Can’t count on these shell when competing at the highest levels.

Took my wife and kids sporting clay shooting and it turned out great. I recently restored a 20 gauge model 12 and was concerned about the recoil, especially for the ladies. I picked up some of the low recoil AA's, I couldn't believe how soft they shot. Beautiful light gun and performed awesome with this shell! We will all be going again soon thanks in part to the painless low recoil AA!

I know that there is great demand but, that shouldn't mean quality has to suffer also. I bought some cases of 410 and 28 gauge AA's and the crimps on a lot of them was bulging out and there was a lot of loose pellets. I had to run them through my reloader crimping stage to get these shells right. I used to use the old style compression shells and they were much better. The old style even seemed to hold up much longer for reloading, especially the case mouth. I even had some dudes. Definitely not the same Winchester I grew up on.

This a great product and will definitely recommend to others and great price also

...the cheap black ink on the hull rubs off on one’s hands, making them black and sticky.

I've trusted AA trap loads for 45 years of trap, and more recently skeet and clays. Initially, I chose the brand for the uniform patterns it delivered in multiple target shotguns. I shoot new shells for registered birds, and then reload with genuine Winchester components for practice rounds. I have NEVER had a failure of a new AA shell or of a reload. Over the years, I've experimented with other brands of shells and components, but have found none more consistent, or that outperform Winchester.

The AA Super Sport 1300' Excells! As a winning tool for shooting and winning desired disciplines. Excellent at exaggerated yardage shootoffs.

When i go to Sparta, i register for the Grand and then load up my car with WW128 ammo. If I have a good day at the Grand i do not want to think that the ammo got in the way of me winning. In fact, the AA128 loads have always shot like champs. That is comforting to know that i can count on the Winchester AA loads to come through when the stakes are high.

I have won many events shooting AA’s. My Dad turned me on to this product in the 1970’s, never a misfire and reloadable 12-15 times with proper diligence.

Poor quality; I hate the sound of the shot rattling in the shells, every box has had one or two fail to fire due to bad primers, the shell tubes are misshapen and do not feed well in Remington 1100's, thin tube mouths and do not reload well and the darn crimps open up in my shooting vest spilling shot.