A birdshot is a small lead shot, or ammunition, used in shotgun shells, or a rifle or pistol cartridge containing small shot instead of a single projectile.
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Birdshot refers to small, spherical pellets used in shotgun ammunition for hunting birds and small game. The most common types include lead birdshot, which is traditional but increasingly restricted due to environmental concerns, and steel birdshot, which is non-toxic and often required for waterfowl hunting. Additionally, there are other alternatives like bismuth and tungsten-based shot, which offer similar performance with less environmental impact. Birdshot is categorized by size, with common designations ranging from #8 (smaller pellets) to #2 (larger pellets), affecting the spread and impact on the target.
Yes, birdshot can be lethal to humans, depending on the distance from which it is fired and the part of the body it hits. Birdshot is a type of shotgun ammunition that consists of small pellets, and while it may not penetrate deeply like larger bullets, it can still cause serious injury or death if it hits vital organs or arteries.
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Yes
Yes- that is what the poly-choke is for.
A standard 12 guage with number 9 birdshot works great.
Pattern is dictated by the amount of choke on the barrel(s)
Yes- Buckshot, birdshot, or slugs.
While birdshot may be made of either lead or steel, buckshot is always made of lead.
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Definitely. You just have to have fairly hot loads and a #4 shot - #1 birdshot.