Shotgun Training Ammo
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Winchester - Super Target - 12 Gauge - #7.5 Shot - 2.75_ - 1 Oz. - 1290 FPS
$0.35 – $0.38 / round$9.60
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Winchester - Super Target - 12 Gauge - #8 Shot - 2.75" - 1 Oz. - 1290 FPS
$0.35 – $0.38 / round$9.60
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Shotgun Training Ammo
About Training Shotgun Ammunition
Like the name suggests, ammunition of this type is intended for target shooting use. Naturally, these loadings feature projectiles and traits which are conducive to honing one's skills and general recreation. Training shotgun ammo is most commonly found in 12 gauge form. Ammo of this type is available in a wide range of grain weights, projectile types, velocities, and other styles which cater to various types of shooters. This is to say that there are training shotgun ammo offerings which are suitable for various purposes at the range.Types of Shotgun Ammo Loadings
- Birdshot: These loadings feature multiple small projectiles. These types of loadings are well-suited for bird hunting, pest control, casual clay shooting, and recreational shooting. These loadings tend to be some of the most common loadings one will find on the market.
- Buckshot:These loadings feature multiple large projectiles. These projectiles are considerably larger than the projectiles found in birdshot and target loadings. For example, a 00 buckshot loading will feature 8 pellets which are about .33” in diameter. There are also some buckshot loadings which feature more projectiles and utilize smaller projectiles. These types of loadings are well-suited for hunting use and for self-defense.
- Slugs:These types of loadings feature single, solid projectiles rather than multiple projectiles. As these loadings feature solid projectiles, one does not have to consider a potential pattern or spread of multiple projectiles. Slugs are often found in the form of rifled and sabot loadings. Rifled slugs are intended for use in smoothbore barrels while sabot slugs are intended for use in rifled barrels. Ultimately, slugs allow a user to extend the effective range of their shotgun.
