[109] Why You Shouldn't Use Buffer for Buckshot Shotgun Shell Reloading

Buffer for shotgun shell reloading is a product that is made to fill in the gaps when SG or buckshot is loaded into shotgun shells. The size of the shot means that there are sizable gaps between the pellets, and the idea is that buffer will help to cushion the shot as it is shot out of the barrel and prevent the lead balls from deforming, thereby helping to improve accuracy. The problem is that the material used has to be lightweight and not affected by the environment or degraded when left over a relatively long time. But once a material like that is shot out of the barrel, what happens over the long term should concern us all.
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The buffer is polyethylene or polypropylene.