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New Winchester Last Call TSS waterfowling shotshells
Winchester's new Last Call TSS shotshells, available in four calibers, are loaded with super dense tungsten alloy pellets for superior performance in waterfowling and for all those hunting situations where lead pellets are banned
Winchester introduces new Last Call TSS waterfowling shotshells
Just in time for the opening of hunting season, Winchester Ammunition announced on September 6 the new Winchester Last Call TSS hunting shotshells line, specifically designed and manufactured for waterfowling and for small-game hunting in wetlands and wherever the use of lead-based shotshells is banned.
Currently available on the US market in four calibers – 12 gauge, 20 gauge, 28 gauge, and .410 gauge, all with 76mm / 3" "Magnum" shells – and as many payload weight alternatives, Winchester's Last Call shotshells are loaded with Tungsten Super Shot (TSS), a 95% Tungsten alloy with a 5% addition of Nickel and Iron powder.
Specifications for the new Winchester Last Call TSS waterfowling shotshells
With their 18G/CC density – 125% heavier than steel, 85% heavier than bismuth – TSS pellets can reach velocities varying between 411 m/s and 472 m/s (1350-1550 fps) depending on the caliber, whith extremely high levels of effectiveness on target, for cleaner kills at longer range compared to other lead-free ammunition alternatives.
Additionally, Winchester's Last Call TSS shotshells feature a sealed wad and primer, for maximum reliability in wetlands.
The Winchester Last Call TSS waterfowling shotshells are sold in 10-rounds boxes on the US market. They currently don't show up on the Winchester EU website.