New for 2024: Winchester Last Call TSS Waterfowl Ammo

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posted on September 6, 2024
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LEDE Last Call TSS

Winchester has announced the launch of Last Call TSS shotshell ammunition, developed to exceed the demands of even the hardest-charging waterfowl hunters.

Last Call features Tungsten Super Shot (TSS), a premium component that provides incredibly dense patterns with pellet counts that are lethal at longer ranges. In addition, Winchester included a sealed wad and primer, which keeps components dry in the harshest of conditions. Last Call is available in 12-gauge, 20-gauge, 28-gauge and .410-bore, and in all the shot sizes appropriate for the pursuit of waterfowl with TSS. This is one of the primary benefits of TSS as, thanks to its incredible density, far smaller shot can be used than with steel, resulting in larger clouds of simultaneously harder-hitting shot. It is, essentially, a win-win. 

Winchester Last Call TSS

“For decades, Winchester has been at the forefront of developing the very best products for waterfowl hunters and once again, our team has added a superior product to our portfolio with Last Call,” said Kyle Masinelli, senior director of product innovation and strategy. “Waterfowl hunters who want the best available will certainly see the benefits of this highly effective shotshell and the Winchester brand remains committed to offering products to suit every hunter’s needs to remain the number one choice at duck camps throughout North America.”

For more on Last Call TSS Waterfowl Ammunition, visit winchester.com.

Features and Selections:

  • TSS Shot; 18G/CC, Plus Buffer
  • 125-percent heavier than steel
  • 85-percent heavier than bismuth
Name SKU Caliber Length Payload Shot Size Velocity Box Size
Last Call LCTSS1239 12-gauge 3-inch 1 ¼ oz. #9 1500 fps 10 rounds
Last Call LCTSS1237 12-gauge 3-inch 1 ¼ oz. #7 1500 fps 10 rounds
Last Call LCTSS1235 12-gauge 3-inch 1 ¼ oz. #5 1500 fps 10 rounds
Last Call LCTSS2039 20-gauge 3-inch 1 oz. #9 1425 fps 10 rounds
Last Call LCTSS2037 20-gauge 3-inch 1 oz. #7 1425 fps 10 rounds
Last Call LCTSS2839 28-gauge 3-inch 7/8 oz. #9 1550 fps 10 rounds
Last Call LCTSS4139 .410 bore 3-inch 1/2 oz. #9 1350 fps 10 rounds

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