Preview: Commemorative Winchester AA NILO Shotshells

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posted on October 17, 2022
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Commemorative Winchester AA NILO Shotshells

John M. Olin established NILO Farms in 1952 as a wildlife oasis for hunting and sport shooting. Along with the traditional trap and skeet, NILO also offers sporting clays, 5-stand, a 40' tower, riverside skeet and the famous Crazy Quail game.

Winchester Ammunition is commemorating NILO’s 70th anniversary this year with a limited-edition run of its famed AA shotshell in 12 gauge. The collectible box art features a classically dressed shotgunner and NILO emblazonments throughout. The AA128 Light Target commemorative load is based on a 2¾" shell with a 1 1⁄8-oz. payload of No. 8 shot. Factory velocity is set a 1,145 f.p.s.

Suggested retail pricing for 25-count boxes is $12. For more information, please visit winchester.com.

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