A shotgun shell contains a plastic or paper hull that houses multiple pellets or shot, rather than a single bullet. Additionally, shotgun shells include a wad that separates the shot from the gunpowder and helps with the shot's dispersion upon firing. In contrast, a cartridge typically contains a single bullet, casing, primer, and gunpowder, designed for use in rifles or handguns.
The first is made of paper or plastic, the second is brass.
A properly loaded shotgun shell slug load, yes.
It depends on what kind of shot/cartridge you use. Shot, being the pelllets inside the cartridge, come in many different sizes, from 1mm to 9mm.
Generally, no. While single shot rifles MAY have the rifle barrel replaced with a shotgun barrel, reverse is not true (usually) A rifle cartridge generates much higher pressures than a shotgun shell.
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No. The M14 rifle fires the 7.62 NATO rifle cartridge. It is not a shotgun.
No, a .410 shotgun cannot fire a .44-40 cartridge. The .410 is a shotgun shell, while the .44-40 is a rifle and handgun cartridge designed for different types of firearms. The dimensions and specifications of the two cartridges are not compatible, and attempting to fire a .44-40 in a .410 shotgun could be dangerous and cause damage to the firearm. Always use the correct ammunition specified for your firearm.
You need a gunsmith.
gunpowder does not explode. it is very very flammable but since the gunpowder is inside of a cartridge or a shotgun shell the gases from the gunpowder build up inside the cartridge which shoots the projectile out of the cartridge
The .30-06 is a rifle cartridge.
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This for firearm saftey or somethin..... K the parts of a shotgun shell are the gunpowder primer casing and the bbs or slug