Shtguns are typcially fired from the shoulder, have large, unrifled parrels, and fire a charge of several round balls, usually lead. They have a shorter range than a rifle, but the lead balls spread out when fired. Typically used to hunt birds, and for law enforcement or defense.
One shot
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How much the shot is constricted as it leaves the barrel.
u are looking 4 trouble {someone to shot or kill}
To call shot gun means they call first at something. Ex: if kids call shot gun at an event that involves riding in a car then they are claiming the front seat.
The homonym of "shot" is "shot." In this case, "shot" can mean either the act of firing a gun or a small serving of a drink.
Winchester had a lever shot gun with this mdl number, is that the gun you mean?
Yes if your looking for a single shot gun then you must mean a bolt action. The bolt will be on the right side. The gun will be made from wood except for the internal workings and barrel. MistroJoe
In forensics, GSR stands for Gun Shot Residue. The trace chemicals that are left on someone after they have fired a gun.
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Un`shot´ v. t. 1. To remove the shot from, as from a shotted gun; to unload. a. 1. Not hit by a shot; also, not discharged or fired off.
The 32 gauge shotgun (NOT .32 caliber) is fairly rare in the US. They are more common in South America as a bird gun.