Videos tagged with Shot Size

This video tests the effectiveness of different shotgun shell shot sizes (#7.5, #6 lead, and #7 steel) on squirrel-sized gel blocks at various distances (20, 30, and 40 yards). The instructor, using a 12-gauge full choke shotgun, demonstrates penetration and pellet impact at each range, concluding that all tested shot sizes are capable of taking squirrels ethically up to 30 yards, with performance diminishing at 40 yards.

This video introduces two new lines of Remington turkey hunting ammunition: Premier TSS and Premier Magnum Turkey High Velocity. Premier TSS utilizes tungsten super shot for increased density and range, while Premier Magnum Turkey High Velocity offers a revamped lead load with enhanced velocity and tight patterns. Specifics on shot sizes, gauges, shell lengths, velocities, and pricing are provided for both offerings.

This video discusses the BASC's (The British Association for Shooting and Conservation) call for a voluntary transition away from lead shot and single-use plastic in shotgun ammunition for live quarry shooting. Dan Reynolds from BASC explains the rationale behind this move, driven by European regulations and environmental concerns, and outlines a five-year transition period. The discussion covers the potential impacts on the game shooting industry, the viability and cost of alternatives like steel shot, and the ongoing challenges related to general licenses and conservation efforts. The overall aim is to ensure the long-term sustainability and social relevance of shooting sports.

This guide, presented by Kay Miculek, head instructor for Babes with Bullets, breaks down the essential components of shotgun shells. It covers understanding gauge, shell length, dram equivalent, shot weight, and shot size, crucial for selecting the right ammunition for various shooting applications. The information is vital for beginners to effectively choose and use shotgun shells for hunting, sport, or self-defense.

Jane Brown Keller provides essential guidance on selecting the right shotgun shells. Key takeaways include ensuring the correct gauge for your firearm, understanding load weights for recoil management (recommending 7/8 oz or 1 oz loads), and choosing appropriate shot sizes (7.5, 8, or 9) based on target distance and desired pattern spread. This advice is crucial for new and experienced shooters alike to optimize performance and shooting comfort.

This GUNTALK.TV video, featuring Ray Oeltjen, revisits classic content by teaching the fundamental aspects of shotgun ammunition shot size. It's presented as an educational piece for viewers interested in understanding the different types and implications of shot sizes used in shotgun shells. The video aims to provide foundational knowledge for shotgun users.