#4 Buck Shot Ammo
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Nobel Sport - Law Enforcement - 12 Gauge - #4 Buck Shot - 2.75" - 27 Pellet - 1325 FPS
$0.66 β $0.80 / round$7.99
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Federal - Shorty Shotshells - 12 Gauge - #4 Buck Shot - 1-3/4'' - 15 Pellet - 1200 FPS
$0.87 β $1.00 / round$9.99
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Barnes - Defense - 12 Gauge - #4 Buck Shot - 2.75" - 21 PELLET - 1200 FPS
$2.95 β $3.40 / round$16.99
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Winchester - Super-X Buckshot - 12 Gauge - #4 Buck - 2.75" - 27 Pellets - 1325 FPS
$1.60 β $1.80 / round$8.99
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#4 Buck Shot Ammo
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About #4 Buckshot Ammunition
These loadings feature approximately twenty-seven .24-inch diameter lead pellets per shell in 12-gauge configurations. The pellets are smaller than larger buckshot sizes like #1 or 00 but considerably larger than birdshot, providing high pellet count while maintaining moderate individual pellet energy. This size offers significantly more projectiles than larger buckshot while still delivering adequate penetration for defensive applications. These types of loadings are well-suited for home defense and close-range applications where maximum pellet count and controlled penetration are desired for improved hit probability with reduced risk of over-penetration.Common #4 Buckshot Chamberings
- 12 Gauge:Since the mid-1800s, shotgun shells have come in a variety of forms and utilized different types of materials. Common shotgun shell materials have included brass, paper, and plastic. These cartridges feature distinct rims and are of a cylindrical, straight-walled nature. These shells usually feature some form of crimping or sealing to contain the payload they carry. Some loadings such as birdshot and buckshot feature substantial crimping shells while some feature caps or minimal, rolled crimping to contain something like a slug. 12 gauge ammunition can be found in various styles and forms, often tailored towards specific use cases. These types of loadings can come in a variety of lengths such as 2.75,β 3β, and 3.5β shotshell sizes. Naturally, the larger shells feature larger payloads and generally yield a more significant recoil impulse.
