Winchester's Long Beard XR

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posted on January 13, 2014

Featuring the new-to-the-world Shot-Lok technology, Winchester's new Long Beard XR is capable of producing twice the pellets in a 10" circle out to 60 yards compared to traditional lead loads.

Designed to provide increased lethality at longer ranges than other turkey loads, Long Beard XR is driven by the company's new Shot-Lok Technology. An innovative new design, Shot-Lok produces twice the pellets in a 10" circle out to 60 yards compared to traditional lead loads—giving Long Beard XR the knockdown power of popular heavier-than-lead loads at a fraction of the cost.

Learn more about the new load—and get a look at its devastating results—in the video embedded below.

For more information, go to Winchester.com.

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