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Every Type Of Shotgun Shell Explained
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- Published on Mar 4, 2026
- This video breaks down every type of shotgun shell and explains how they work, from Birdshot to buckshot to slugs, it describes their difference and what they’re used for, and. Whether you’re new to shotguns or just curious, this is a simple, clear guide to understanding shotguns shells.
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0:14 ah yes hunting birds with a spas-12
4 guage Ks23 with rat snake shot
wrong that is a spas-12
@Amaruqdayofdevastation He knows it's a Spas-12 that quite clearly can't be anything else. He was just adding another comedic shot gun.
@Amneiya40mm Buckshot loaded with rock-salt
Probably the most brutal stick figure animation I've ever seen.
Just to show how brutal shotgun shells are
You have not seen the bridge
you must be young then
man stay innocent there alot u don't need know
@Musturd-o3w or the cliff
I feel like you are underestimating how effective buck and slugs are, there was a test done to see how effective they are at certain ranges, buck goes up to 300 yards. Slugs on the other hand are 500.
Depending on the shotgun used they can have a longer effective range, but normally they do not exceed the effective range or rifles
@dataillusionfair
@dataillusionBarrel length plays a role too on the effectiveness on the round
But even when they hit, they lose some power and are not the best option. Some give a buckshot the effective range of 35 to 50 meters. Which beyond that, a rifle is much more useful and predictable
Slug are like the rounds fired from a musket, only it has at least 12 times the power
Slugs are not armor piercing but the shockwave will rupture everything in the surrounding area unless you have ceramic plate
There are armor piercing slugs too, but that's for the military
There are version of armor piercing slugs, but normal slugs do not penetrate modern armor
Even if you got a ceramic plate, i don't think you'll stay in your feet if you get blasted with a slug, probably the impact alone will break lots of ribs and leave you out of battle
Basically a gun-propelled mace?
So essentially overpressure but for humans
3:08 Thats not a shotgun anymore, that's a damned Anti-Material Rifle
you should see ks-23 shotgun. Now that's a big boy shotgun.
3:17 I think the vehicle has effectively been 'disabled'... As well as its occupants.
@KingLich451 yeah, it's so sad they didn't mention 6 gauge
“It’s an anti-aircraft gun Vincent!”
laughs in ks-23, a literal anti-aircraft gun repurposed to shoot enormous shotgun slugs.
Ever heard of a kitchen sink? Its similar to buck and ball. It has 1 musket ball 3 buckshot balls and then tons of birdshot balls.
Is that related to the expression "Everything under the kitchen sink?"
It's a jack of all trades, master of none
Lol
Someone also suggested it in the comments
@lerandomguy2109but still better than a master of 1...
@jamesiewalters2360sometimes yes, but like in many, many cases... it's not lol
It may not penetrate body armour, but if you get hit by one in the vest, you are probably on the ground grasping for air.
You're, they don't penetrate, but have powerful impact force
1:15 did not expect
Looked like a DOOM animation lol
Mf got gibbed
@Drdrakeincorperated lol you made me have "GIBBING!" Video flashback (it was about DooM)
Stick man murder😅
Neither did he
just casually showing a Remington model 1100 when talking about buckshot... hehe
A bird shot is deadly when close combat and it's fatal no one survive a close bird shot attack
Dragon's Breath: I didn't ask how big the room is I said *"I CAST FIREBALL!!!"*
Was shot with a birdshot 3 weeks ago in the Iranian protests.
Hurt like hell but didn't go into the flesh.
So I can guarantee that it isn't fatal past 30 meters. At least with heavy clothing.
Really, that’s not what I’d expect that’s surprising
God damn, stay safe out there
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You were so lucky that they didn't shoot you with an AK47. Cause many people died like that.
to make it unbelievably simple;
birdshot- when you aren’t trying to obliterate intruder.
buckshot- when you are trying to obliterate intruder.
slugs- intruder is inside fridge.
How about API shells ?
@dataillusionfor when the intruder is in the basement. and you’re on the second floor.
It's a mistake to consider small shot non-lethal. When it hits an unprotected body (if we're talking about a human) from a distance of up to 30 meters, it causes multiple internal organ damage. The chances of survival from internal bleeding are significantly lower than from a wound from one or two pellets.
@АлександрПерсиянов-л9бi never stated it was non-lethal, i was only saying that objectively, you’ll do less visible damage with birdshot than with buckshot. i’ve been victim to a home invasion, i know first hand just how lethal small shot can be. hell, to be blunt about it, any bullet is more likely to outright kill you than maim you, especially if it lands center-mass.
Kitchen sink shells, a slug some buckshot and birdshot all in one shell
That would be named a super shell 😅
Not sure if this counts as a shell for shotguns, but theirs a particular shell called the Coffman engine starter, which is a shell/cartridge containing a propellant called cordite, designed not for killing but for starting up pistol engines in vehicles. Several vehicles with piston engines that needed these shells to start up were mostly from the 1930’s to 1940’s, with such examples like Rolls-Royce Merlin engines used for the British supermarine spitfire, Hawker Typhoon and Tempest engines, and even some older snow tractors/Bobcats. I’ll be honest, it’s quiet funny seeing a shell pop as it starts an engine compared to modern engines, feels very grandpa like
Those also are shells but not shotgun shells, thanks for mentioning them.
@dataillusiondon't forget the two types of shells that are used mostly in movies that being blank shells and dummy shells blank shells still having a powder charge but no projectile so they just simply go bang and give a muzzle flash and then you have dummy shells which don't have anything in them and are just there to have a scene where a character loads a gun sometimes that gun happens to be a shotgun
"starting up pistol engines" you mean starting up shotgun engines
@emilysmith6897 Sorry, piston engines
Americans they gotta put guns everywhere
5:07 Hell nah bro imagine getting shot with that
3:34 John wick lied to me
He lied so that you enjoy the movie
Armor Piercing Sabot slugs do exist irl
Armor Piercing slugs DO exist, they’re typically steel cored.
John Wick is complete fantasy. Bulletproof suits? 🙄
@garreswe don't take it wrong, it's possible to create such material as shown in the John Wick movies. Fantasy there mostly about how much of pain and traumas can everyone withstand.
2:32 just as the founding fathers intended
You mean 6:15
@juliansandler6423 i know what i said
@FlamingPhoenix1425 Your name is literally Flaming Phoenix
@juliansandler6423 missed the reference
@juliansandler6423You mean 12:45
this is super cool, my favs probably the buckshot. sorta inspired me to make a shotgun-only COD style game
Why do you prefer buckshot ?
@dataillusion mostly because it provides a nice balance in theory between stopping power for home defense as well as range and spread for hunting
Hey, I had an idea similar to that at one point! I was planning to make a DOOM clone called Shotgun Soldier that just featured a shitload of different shotguns, and the shotgun-minigun called Shotgunovich, from the RUclipsr named Liechtenstein.
Unfortunately life got in the way and my game making career never even began...
@NekomaruKuroVTthats a really cool idea!
"Can you even aim that thing?"
"It's a buckshot!"
You don't need to aim
Your barrel diameter is the diameter of 1/ga pound ball of lead, for clarification. E.G. 12 Gauge shotgun has a barrel diameter similar to a ball of lead, and 12 of these balls would weigh a pound.
Weighing 1/12 pound.
8:02 Mini shells (or Shorty Shells) are my favorite. Used in my my Mossberg Maverick 88 with a Defender Tactical adapter (you can also use an Opsol mini clip adapter plug). Could fit 12 rds instead of 7 rds in a tube.
You don't like strong recoil right ?
how reliable is it to eject?
If you need 12 instead of 7, you have bigger problems.
@wowswcMore rounds, more fun bud.
Yes and they also are better for women and shooters of smaller stature since the recoil is lesser.
for educational purpose well explained 👍👍
I'm glad you learnt something from it.
you can now get dragons breath with buckshot included in the load
Yeap, a dragon's breath can be combined with many other pellets
Every type? TAOFLEDERMAUS - "hold my beer"
A man of taste.
Flechette basically an APFSDS for Human Body
Apdfsds is a single flechette and while a different kind of ammunition is way more stronger and Actually penetrate armor like ap, sadly not mentioned in the video.
Thank you for mentioning it
Scandinavian hunter here. When u shoot buckshot or pellet cartridges at medium sized game like deer, they dont die from the flesh wound primarily, but by the neurological shock of the pellets hitting the skin. Thus penetration level is kinda irrelevant, and a larger spread with more smaller projectiles is as effective - as long as u shoot from correct distance to the target.
So you mean birdshot could also takedown a deer ?
@dataillusionAbsofruitly. It wont be as effective tho. I mean, you could probably hunt deers by throwing tennis balls at them and they would die a few hours later of the stress of the mental trauma. And with larger game like elk/bear/moose your hunting dog prepare the game by barking at it, elevating its cortisol levels even more. And in Sweden at least u are not allowed to hunt games larger than a deer using a shotgun anyway. Because it dont have the penetration power to kill the animal, unless you shoot it point blank from maximum 10 meters, but u would never get that close without risking ur own life.
Very interesting hunting insight!
@ArketypSWE so I can kill a deer with a tennis racket and a tennis ball
@dirgaprabawa678Yes. If u hit it and if it becomes shocked enough, it will die of organ failure within hours or days, and if it gets really stressed its heart will basically implode from within.
Great post… NO MUSIC or any other distracting element, just the core… Thumb up!
Remember. A lock keeps a criminal out of your home for a while. A buckshot round keeps a criminal out of everyone's home forever.
Anyone who wakes up and decides to try to victimize and or steal from someone else 100% deserves one to the chest.
@Black_Aces For me, it's not even about what the criminal deserves. It's that the victim doesn't deserve liability. The victim of a crime should not be held accountable to the well-being of the criminal: the victim's life, well-being, and property are already in danger through no fault of their own, and so they should not be held to standards like "you can't do x or y to that criminal because of that criminal's rights or what that criminal deserves." One can say it's not justice to shoot a criminal and that criminal deserves their day in court, but it's also not justice for a victim to not be able to defend themselves and a victim deserves to live in peace.
Slugs for everyone
You americans scare me. There is no leniency in your justifications for robbing someone of their future. Bloodlust is what I call that.
@ScrambledAndBenedict the only cons of being a first world, well atleast for now
6:41 dip it in a jug of flex glue then shoot it, its awesome
What would that do? I thought they only ignited due to the magnesium being in so many tiny pieces
Great video, and i greatly enjoyed watching it, but there are some nuances that must get attention:
-The shotgun slugs may vary in shapes and material, they are made of. With,yes, slugs that being shown, having a round or flat side profile, have low penetration, but high stopping power. But there are also solid slugs with conical side profile, and sabot slugs, that have high penetration, often enough to become armor-piercing(at least against kevlar armor).
-For door breach, there are special door breaching slugs, that are designed to break through the door lock, to open the door to avoid overpenetration.
-Like the buckshot, the flechettes may also vary in shapes and sizes. The flechettes shown in video have shown themselves poorly, because due to their shapes and loading, they are fired already misaligned with barrel, and have a great chance to start tumbling when they leave the barrel. The flechettes of larger diameter, and fin/tail design should be more effective.
-There are also many, many other types of shotgun shells, that you didn't mention: Frag-12 shells(mini-grenade), flashbang shells, bola shells, etc.
Also, several years ago, when i used to design weapons, i made a chart of shotgun shells-www.deviantart.com/biomechanoid1/art/12-Gauge-901222488. Some of them really existing, while others are purely fictional.
Thank you for the detailed explanation 👍
@dataillusion You're welcome :)
I like flare shell
Have you ever used one ?
Why brother had the feeling to say this twice
@dataillusion unfortunately, I didn't own any type of guns, but I just like to let you know that I like flare shells
@yesiapunkrockeryesiam Problaby just a bug that causes youtube to duplicate peoples comments. Seen it many times.
Used to holiday on a farm down under, they had a Lee Enfield 303 rifle chambered to take a 410 used to "neutralise snakes in the wood pile,
That's good practice
I think my fave tactical shotgun was the KSG, and for prolonged storage and less maintenance probably an overunder and those stood the test of time.
Don't shortstroke the KSG
What about Whale shot?
What are whale shots ?
@dataillusion Designed to put down whale
09:36 Attack on Titan Flashbacks
yeah
I love the format of these videos. They are simple, entertaining, and they cover the key points without any unnecessary bloating.
Also the begining is very refreshing change of pace. No "Hello and welcome to blablabla dont forget to luke and sibscribe" just straight to the point right of the bat.
It's such an amazing way to fill those 10-15 minute gaps in a persons day.
Thank you very much
I'm so glad you enjoy these video, it takes so much time and skills to produce them.
Where the Frag shell ?
Ts not battlefield lil bro
@Skle2alen.wikipedia.org/wiki/FRAG-12
@garbleflarfthecatholy shit they’re real
@garbleflarfthecat didn't they use it that in expendables with the aa12 (granted it probably was exaggerated but that's where my mind went to when I saw frag 12)
What about rock salt?
Someone explained it in the comments
I have seen bodycam footage of dragons breath shells still doing considerable damage to police vehicles, with some penetration still possible, from whatever white hot solid material that got fired through the vehicle door.
Some dragon's breath shells are combined with buckshot or birdshot
Very good information packed like buckshot, though complete video is interesting
Easily love the flare shot and APi. had no idea shotguns even used / shared flare shells.
They are specialised shotgun for flare shells, but also a normal shotgun can fire it, if it matches with the barrel size
Did you know an API shell may actually sometimes be used by motorized infantry, including tanks walked they’re very useful against medium and light armor. They aren’t so effective against heavy armor from war thunder experience. 12:42
Does that apply in real life ?
9:55 Turns out TF2 was't wrong about flares
How ?
@dataillusionflare make people burn on hit in TF2
Now we just need a flamethrower that can shoot a large amount of compressed air and we have combo pyros.
8:30 there are still restrictions on tubes, and are usually illegal to take the plug out (for my region)
No mag extension ?
@dataillusion No mag extension for shotguns 2 or 3 shells, you normmaly dont need any more
@TacticalToast001i think the government is against large ammo capacity
Training Blank shells are great for driving off bears and such without having to kill the wildlife. We use them here abouts to run off bears and train them to roam elsewhere. They also deliver a monster flash. Two blanks upfront followed by two OO shells and then a slug. That covers it.
Y'all left out the breaching shells, which break out hinges or lockwork, and at close range (following entry) at devestating. Buck and ball 12 gauge is still available, great for home defense. I keep an old .410 on my quad loaded with 3, 000 ball for "just in case". Good informative video for folks raised by urban parents.
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Thanks for sharing more information
You forgot to mention the frag-12 shot gun shell which is a fin stabilzed frag shell(660ft range) that arms shortly after firing and is perfect for your home defence needs, but somewhat expensive and hard to get.
Thank you for mentioning it
Straight to the point, bravo!👏
Thank you, That is how a video should be made
I remember playing tarkov and got point blank shot in the face by a slug. The faceshield stoped it but the force broke my neck and I died. So I got intrested in this topic and learned that these things are quite devestating even if you have armor on (broken bones and organs)
You died bro😂, where are you commenting from?
Is it works if there mini bullets inside the shell to make them double ignite after initial shot?
What about explosive slug rounds - FRAG-12?
I forgot about them, but thanks for mentioning
usas 12 frag rounds
We all know that hickory flat boars will see this video and get ideas
I'm def on a watchlist now
Bird and buck shots are great for drones nowadays
For sure
@dataillusion a revolver slugs shot can be deadly but more recoil you have to use two hand to use this diabolical shotgun revolver
Should've also explained chokes. Some shells can malfunction when shot on a choke/ improved barrel over smooth bore. Also rifled vs smooth bore barrels. From my limited knowledge though great video!
You should have talked about sabot slugs, and rifled shotguns
Rifled slugs provide more accuracy, that's the only difference
@dataillusionim not talking about a rifled slug, some shotguns are rifled and take specific slugs called sabots that essentially just acts like a rifle in the end
flight control and flare are the best ones
My favourite is the dragon breath shell. Even though it's super ineffective, it looks so badass.
It depends on what you use it for. If it's for burning things, it will do the job effectively
Yeah but it makes your gun super dirty.
API and Buck and Ball are my favourite shotgun shells, API because it's API, and Buck and Ball because it's essentially a buckshot but with a central slug that i'd imagine gives you one shot with extra accuracy and range while giving you the spreaded extra pellets for more chance to hit and extra impact or just hitting a larger area in general.
API is great, but buck and ball isn't as accurate as real slugs
Here. 10:07
What kind of death? Like in specific.
We need the api rounds for my shotgun on bo7
You must have one for sure
My dad was a cop, and even though he didn't shoot skeet much, when he did, he could hit the pigeons with slug ammo from a shortened 21" 12 guage.
That's pure target
mm, yes
totally useful information that i will definitely use in the future!
Glad it was helpful!. Which shotgun shell will you use ?
@dataillusionthe cheapest one😊
I think it's worth noting that the term "effective" is generally used to describe accurate (within a reasonable margin), reliable, repeatable shot placement, and consistent damage/energy transfer to the target from the firearm/ammunition combo. This is why we hear that the "effective" range of a shotgun (typically) is within 100 yards, depending on the combo. Now the "lethal" range of a combo is a different story. That's where the combo has the power to kill "up to (x) distance". The "lethal" range of most (if not all) guns will greatly surpass the "effective" range. Happy shooting 😁 USA USA USA!
Thanks for the information, effective > lethal range
The blue or green is a misnomer. I have birdshot in blue. Remington has slugs, buckshot, and turkey shot in green. 12ga has multiple colors depending on manufacturer. I have red, green, black, blue, & white. 20 ga however is mainly yellow.
You forgot sabot slugs that are mainly effective out of a rifled barrel.
Very good video, I bought a SDS links 12. Haven't shot it much yet no matter the setting it won't cycle anything but buckshot or slugs, but that's what I want to fire.
Thank you. The SDS link is like a saiga 12 right ?
What about the 8 gauge or 4 gauge they exist too. Although 4 gauge I think it was common in Russia for the use of the KS-23 shotgun since the Soviet union and same with Russia's BFG-1 shotgun. While 8 gauge it's also kind of my favourite however it's like almost well some people say that it's extinct they used it for double barrel shotguns and industrial or something you also forgot one kind of other shell as well and that is brass shells like shotgun shells near entirely out of brass or something.
Even 1 gauge also exists in punt guns, I just explained the most popular gauges
Going with the Double D is never a bad decision.
Two barrel two gauge.
It exists.
@chickenlittle2206I know what a double barrel shotgun is Chickenlittle2206 I've seen them and used them in video games such as call of duty and fallout even seen them in use in movies.
Also on the inevitable "forgot" list are "bird-bombs", which are effectively firecrackers loaded into shell and primed for a lout secondary explosion and flash of light at a distance from the shooter, mostly used for scaring birds and other wildlife out of cornfields and the like. They're kind of fun to shoot on the 4th of July, too, along with 12-gauge flares.
I used to have some 12-gauge tear gas rounds stashed away somewhere, too, but I think I gave them away to a friend for a gift. I've never heard any word on how effective they really are at much of anything other than starting conversations, though.
The old-timers used to load shotgun shells with "rock-salt" (basically the stuff that gets sprinkled ont the roads in preparation for icy weather) - i take it the stuff doesn't penetrate very much in a "less lethal" sort of way, but will make the target pretty miserable by causing nasty shallow, burning wounds. According to fiction, a load of rock-salt was an effective way to escort prankish kids and worthless tramps off your property back in grampy's day (kids, don't try this at home....)
There've been lots of other "novelty" type rounds I've seen over the years, such as a pair of slugs connected by a wire or chain (I think I've heard them called "bolo" rounds), and that sort of thing, alongside the more predictable "less-lethal" stuff like rubber bullets and beanbags, but honestly, flechettes are probably about as weird as a list like this needs to get.
Also i have heard dual shells from a game and they're like 2 big big buckshot rounds that fit into a shell
The Flachetts were surprising
How ?
Did you know they make Flachett rounds for tanks
I like the slugs and double shot. Very effective.
Just in case the video doesn't already makes this clear, there are no true "non-lethal" shells for shotguns. What we have is classified as LESS-lethal, as it is still quiet easy to end up dead depending on distance and shot placement.
It's like saying fighting bare-handed is "non-lethal"; If they want it to be lethal, it is lethal.
You're right by the way, they can also be deadly
Great explanations!
6:23 FLAMESHOT🗣🗣🔥🔥‼‼
did you know there were flechette rounds for the ontos used in the vietnam war and it basicaly cut down anything in the trees
They were not that effective
@dataillusion would 9600 flechettes be effective?
Edit: the m50 ontos could fire a total of around 60k if fully loaded with behive rounds
I actually own a couple fistfuls of the original flechettes. A friend of mine loaded a bunch into 12-gauge shells and test-fired a couple (kids, don't try this at home, no way I was going to fire any of those things myself) - flechettes look vicious and were cool on paper and make a fascinating conversation piece, but really didn't penetrate much - plywood that birdshot could blast a hole through easily at relatively short range stopped the flechettes at the same range, with only a few sticking in the plywood and the rest presumably bouncing off sideways - they presumably didn't fly particularly straight. I don't think a longer range would have made a difference.
I'm guessing my friend probably didn't load them very effectively, and that originally only a few were loaded into a 12-gauge shell in sabots that would help stabilize them, and then drop awaay after leaving the barrel. For those who are curious, the flechettes look like sturdy finishing nails, maybe an inch long, with a sharp point at one end, and little fins at the other, blunt side; a sabot for them might be about the width of a typical drinking straw (about the width of the fins), and would fit maybe seven flechettes in sabots into a typical 12-gague shell. I'm going to assume my friend simply crammed a bunch in a shell without sabots, and left it at that (again, kids, don't try this at home!), at the cost of stability and penetration, but I can't really imagine more careful loading would have made THAT big a difference.
Apparently in addition to 12-gauge shells, the military originally loaded these things into 40mm shells that were, I assume, roughly the equivalent of 40mm shotgun shells, and really would have fit dozens of flechettes into a around. A 40mm round sounds like pretty scary stuff, and I wouldn't volunteer to be a target for one (nor even for the 12-gauge edition), but I suspect those "beehive" rounds (those things that are basically novelty 40mm inserts loaded with a dozen or so .22lr rounds that fire at the same time) are probably more effective.
Anyway, the flechettes are an interesting bit of history, look damned cool, and make fun little gifts/keepsakes/conversation pieces to hand out to your friends at the range, but mostly strike me more as a fun "your tax dollars at work" anecdote than anything else.
These AI "informative" videos with stick figures are everywhere. I cant escape them 😂
This one is unique, the animations are better
Watching this to find out what type of ammo I should use in Insurgency Sandstorm
If its a game it might work differently
@dataillusion You can shoot people from 50+ meters with normal buckshot in that game
I swear that's the only FPS I've played where shotguns actually make sense
will keep in mind for when i build that AA Gauge Punt Gun
Dragons breath shells could probably be decent if the shell also has buckshot or a slug in it too, that way you can set enemies aflame whilst still using the stopping power of a normal load.
Dragon's breath can be combined with buckshot or slugs
Flere shell are deadly like a dragon breath shell, but is so very dangerous and is good to survive the Tiger attack or in forest may is good to survive, but different are hitting them and it is how shells be different and more
They are not deadly as dragon's breath
Yeah but the side the they can be Buring in the, shirt and pants if it take too long or more, firing more of dragon breath shell but is, very good to burn the bunker, trench, house, and many more that dragon breath shell useful to kill the enemy on inside, and many of them fail to burn it but is not one that can does, Buring inside the tank may is good but is impossible to burn inside or there is a chance?
5:07 I finally know the flechette rounds are on the Halt in Helldivers 2
Are they less or more deadly ?
@dataillusion It fires stun rounds and flechettes
@dataillusionthey're higher armor piercing but cause almost no knock back as they transfer less energy into the target. I prefer the other shotgun ammo types in the game.
I hoped to see a sabot slug. Something like a singular, precise flechette.
Anything you could use dragon's breath for you can accomplish for the can of hairspray and a lighter
no? magnesium shells also have loads(tho typically birdshot)
My fav is probably the flare shells
is this jimmy mcgill talking ?
I’m struggling to figure out if it’s AI.
Illumination grenades are cool. They light up the night .
Have you used one ?
Pretty gross AI script
Great channel, lots of great videos. New subs from Bali
I'm glad you enjoy watching my content, thank you
I haven't seen anyone mentioning this, but this video is AI.
Only the voiceover
@dataillusion no, not really, the script is ai generated too.
Please more ammo videos
What should I explain next ?
Hi I love ur vids ur vids teach me more than school
Glad you enjoy watching my videos. What are the things you like most about them ?
If you are on a stand your ground state API is perfect I love it for home defense
i can’t believe you didn’t include the confetti shotgun shell
Can you give a brief explanation about it
A friggin cartoon with stick figures is probably the single best explanation possible for new shotgun shooters or someone interested in their first shotgun. Why the heck not...
I hope you enjoyed the video, more of these are coming, what do you want to explain next ?
One Time my brother accidentally shot me with bird shot 410 ga
They can be deadly if shot in a sensitive part, where did he shoot ?
My leg it really hurt it was a light load
You're lucky it wasn't a 12 gauge, it would remove your leg. It's hard to believe anyone would actually carry a 410 with a 3 inch barrel and feel secure.
Alright, so. These types of shells can be used for tier list. But in my opinion, maybe you can do it.
Awesome video , so much info.
I'm glad the video was informative. What surprised you in the video?
Good ol' reliable buckshot and slugs are my favorite.
They do 90% of the job
So sick of AI voiceovers
Flechtes were already used in World War I as the were thrown from planes into the trenches…they were much larger but it was generally the same system!
I thought the non lethal shell was a can of pringles.
😂😂 bro
My favorite are #4 buck shells.
Why not pick a #00 buck
@dataillusionbecause you can always find #4 buck shells. #00 gets sold out.
The flight control one destroys the point of using a shotgun
They don't stay tightly group for a long time. At long distances they spread out