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Swartklip's ‘Club’ loads all have a
MV of 380 m/sec. (1, 247 fps), except
the #9s which reach 400 m/sec. (1,312
fps). The more impressive high-brass
35 gram ‘Game’ loads in actual fact
toddle along at a quite sedate MV of
370 m/sec. (1, 214 fps). from http://www.wingshooters.co.za/pdf/articles/HighSpeedAmmo-Duff.pdf
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What does a shotgun shoot?
Pellets or slugs. shotguns usually shoot shot or pellets, but you can shoot slugs. in Indiana we use a shotgun to hunt deer and use shotgun slugs, better to use a barrel with no choke in it. cylinder bore preferred.
What type of shotgun pellets are allowed for hunting in the us?
Lead
What part of the shotgun send the the shot pellets to the target?
Barrel
What type of shotgun pellets are allowed for waterfowl in the us?
Lead
What part of a shotgun sends the shot pellets to the target?
Barrel
What are choke tubes?
Tubes that constrict the column of shotgun pellets as they exit the barrel
What kind of gun is used for duck hunting?
Ducks are hunted with a shotgun. The speed and size of a duck would make it virtually impossible to hit with a single bullet or pellet, when in flight. A shotgun uses lots of tiny pellets that spread out in area from the gun, giving the hunter more chance of hitting the target, these tiny pellets also have less of a destructive effect on the birds, which are usually eaten.
How many bullets inside a shotgun bullet?
Note: The shotgun does not have "bullets" it has shells which are the casings and generally pellets inside the casing (of different gauge's); the number of pellets vary according to the gauge or size of the pellet. The smaller the pellet, the more there are of them.
What is no 5 shot in shotgun loads?
@170 pellets per oz. Good for phesant.
What kind of ammo does a Smith Wesson Air soft Shotgun have?
air soft pellets
What would be deadly in a shotgun shell?
Steel or lead pellets... you know, the stuff they already come loaded with.
How is the ammunition for a rifle different from ammunition from a shotgun?
In general. a rifle fires a single projectile that is designed to be spun by the grooves inside the gun barrel. A shotgun fires a much larger diameter shell. This is filled with multiple round lead pellets. The weight of all the pellets in one shell is usually greater than the weight of a rifle bullet, but they do not travel as fast, and are not meant to be spun when fired.
