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How much lead shot is in a 7.5 12 gauge shell bird shot shell?
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∙ 11y ago
A correct answer would depend on the oz of the load in the shell
1oz =345
1 1/8 oz=388
1 1/4oz= 431
1 3/8oz= 474
all + or - by a few one way or the other. 7.5 / 8 Shot Shells are considered to be
Target / Game Loads. They have a relative LIGHT LOAD OF POWDER charge to them.
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