Shotguns

Shotgun ammunition consists of shells that contain multiple small pellets (shot) or a single projectile (slug). The most common gauges for shotgun ammunition are 12 gauge and 20 gauge. Shotgun shells are designed for different applications, with birdshot suitable for small game hunting and clay shooting, while buckshot is used for larger game and home defense. Slugs are designed for accuracy at longer ranges, allowing shotguns to be effective in various hunting and tactical scenarios. The versatility of shotgun ammunition makes it a popular choice for a wide range of shooting applications.