Winchester Expands AA TrAAcker Shotshell Line

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posted on February 19, 2014
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Winchester Ammunition has announced the expansion of its AA TrAAcker shotshell line into 12- and 20-gauge sporting clay offerings. The AA TrAAcker line offers shooters the ability to identify where and why they're missing targets.

“A new shooter now can learn how to lead a clay target or game bird almost immediately – that’s the results you get with AA TrAAcker,” said Winchester Ammunition Vice President of Marketing, Sales and Strategy Brett Flaugher. “Now we’ve made it more versatile by offering the AA TrAAcker in 20 gauge, not just 12 gauge. It continues to be a great training tool for shooters, hunters, and shooting instructors, especially when youth or beginning shooters are learning every aspect of the sport.”

Loaded with 1 1/8 oz. of shot for 12 gauge and 7/8 oz. of shot for 20 gauge like a standard AA shotshell, the innovative wad design includes longer, notched petals, and captures a portion of shot, which stabilizes wad spin and ensures that the wad remains in the center of the shot cloud for optimum tracking.


For more information, go to Winchester.com.

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