Yes, a shotgun blast to the heart would kill instantly.
Yes, somewhat; but there is little point to it.
Improper performance.
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spread out
It affects the spread of the shot column
To make either more or less spread of the ammo
The modified choke could be the control
Depends on barrel length, choke, and size of shot used.
System of changable shotgun choke tubes made by Mossberg. Accu Choke is their brand name. A shotgun choke is a means of reducing the bore size at the muzzle of a shotgun, to produce shot patterns that spread to a greater or lesser degree.
Depends on a number of factors. What are you up against, for example? A shotgun's spread may be advantageous, but if you're up against someone wearing body armour, then you have a problem. Either will get the job done.
Not really. They can match the gauge and spread pattern to distance from the target and barrel length, but nothing conclusive.
Yes, the gun is a shotgun,named the Torgue Friendly Fire, named so because of the smiley-faced spread. This, like any other Legendary gun, can be found in chests, dropped by high level enemys, or, like me, just randomly show up in your backpack
A skeet choke is a screw in tube that is inserted in the end of a barrel of a shotgun, the main thing a skeet choke does is changes the spread pattern of the shot from the shell, since its a skeet choke it will make the spread very large so that you can hit the skeet easier.
Unlike bullets, shotgun pellets do not spin when fired. The rifling in a rifle or handgun barrel spins the bullet as it travels down the barrel, giving the bullet stability in flight. Shotguns are "smooth-bore" - they have no rifling inside the barrel, just a smooth tube. Because of this, the pellets do not spin, and thus fly with a certain degree of randomness. To further increase the "spread", lead shot gets banged up against the inside of the barrel and other pellets while going down the barrel, making the pellets non-uniform or out-of-round, further reducing their accuracy and increasing spread. Many shotguns have interchangeable "choke tubes" to allow the shooter to control how little or how much the shot spreads out. However, shotguns do not "spread" as much as in movies. A normal-length (18+ inch) shotgun will produce a spread no larger than a cereal bowl from normal "combat" distances.
it will kill them mostly, but sawn off shotguns have a wider spread and less velocity then long barreled shotguns and need to be taxed if the barrel is under 18 inches
It is a shotgun