Got a box of 100 shotgun shells fr my brother for my birthday, Winchester universal 12ga 2 3/4" 8shot and opened the box up and there were 4 boxes of 25 I it and one sounded like there was stuff rattling around inside... Open it up and found this...



Yeah, I know it's not "normal" but wondered is failures like this are this regular with cheap 12ga ammo.
Lmaooo at call Winchester and what, get em to send you 3 shot gun shells
call and let them know about a failure in their quality control.
If I were a manufacturer I would like to know about what I am doing well and where I could improve.
I was just wondering here if this is normal for this type of shell, if it were, then I would be switching to a different product that is a little more reliable / consistent. I like failures to be fractions of a percentage. As of right now it's at a full 1%.
I'm new to shotgun but have fired thousands of rounds of 9mm and .22LR and have not come close to a tenth of a percentage of failures and of the ones I've had, it's been .22LR that have just failed to fire, not that they had their projectile loose in the box and had raw powder strewn about inside the box.
You get what you pay for......