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Buy high-quality shotgun ammo from well-known manufacturers like Federal, Winchester, Remington and more here. Our range includes reputed brands that are used across the globe for their efficacy and success rates. Purchase ensures every shell’s efficacy is guaranteed up to the highest threshold.

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FAQs About Shotgun Ammo

1. What’s the difference between birdshot, buckshot, and slugs? Birdshot consists of many small pellets, ideal for hunting birds or clay shooting. Buckshot has fewer, larger pellets for hunting medium game or self-defense. Slugs are single, large projectiles used for big game hunting or long-range shooting.
2. How do I choose the right shotgun ammo for hunting? Consider the game you’re hunting and local regulations. Use smaller shot sizes (7.5-9) for birds, larger sizes (4-6) for waterfowl, buckshot for deer, and slugs for big game. Always check your local hunting laws for specific requirements.
3. Can I use steel shot in my older shotgun? Steel shot can damage older barrels not designed for it. Check your shotgun’s manual or consult a gunsmith. Modern shotguns are typically safe with steel shot. When in doubt, use bismuth or tungsten alternatives.
4. What’s the shelf life of shotgun ammunition? Properly stored shotgun ammo can last for decades. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from extreme temperatures and humidity. Regularly inspect older ammunition for signs of corrosion or damage.
5. Are there low-recoil options for shotgun ammo? Yes, many manufacturers offer low-recoil shotgun shells. These are great for recoil-sensitive shooters or for practicing. They typically have less power than standard loads, so consider this when choosing ammo for hunting or self-defense.
6. What’s the difference between lead and non-toxic shot? Lead shot is traditional and often cheaper, but it’s banned for waterfowl hunting due to environmental concerns. Non-toxic alternatives like steel, bismuth, or tungsten are required for waterfowl and increasingly popular for other types of hunting.
7. How should I store my shotgun ammunition? Store shotgun ammo in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Use airtight containers or ammo cans with desiccant packets to control moisture. Keep ammunition separate from firearms and out of reach of children.
8. Can I use longer shells in my shotgun? Not always. Your shotgun’s chamber length determines the maximum shell length you can safely use. Never use shells longer than your shotgun’s chamber. Check your shotgun’s barrel or manual for the correct shell length.