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Definition of buckshot in English: buckshotnounˈbʌkʃɒtˈbəkˌʃɑt mass nounCoarse lead shot used in shotgun shells. Example sentencesExamples - On its stock is tied a leather shell loop carrier filled with buckshot and slugs.
- Aguila offers the rounds in three flavors: #7 and #4 bird shot combined, a combo of #4 and #1 buckshot, and a miniature slug round.
- The ghost ring rear sight is hands-down the best sighting system for a combat shotgun because it allows the precise placement of slugs and tight-patterned buckshot at close range.
- In some parts of the country policemen and park rangers shoot wolves and bears and lions with rubber buckshot, chase them with dogs, and scare them from houses with loud noises and bright lights.
- What's curious to me about the rear sight on the Model 9410 is why it isn't a fold-down model - a single-leaf, adjustable sight that can be folded down for shot shells, and raised for shooting slugs or buckshot.
- The shotgun loaded with buckshot puts a lot of projectiles in the air with every shot.
- They are available in birdshot, buckshot and a slug load.
- Larger shot, like buckshot, is made by the cold heading or swaging process in which calibrated segments of lead wire are fed into a die and then sized into spheres by two hemispherical punches.
- Twenty years ago, if a hunter went after a turkey, he picked up his serviceable, multi-purpose shotgun, grabbed some shells smaller than buckshot but larger than what he used for squirrels, and headed to the field.
- The first row was armed with tear gas, the row behind with buckshot, rubber bullets and shotguns, and the last row with automatic rifles.
- Each ISP car of the period carried a 12 gauge pump shotgun, loaded with buckshot and with slugs provided for backup.
- It is available in five handgun calibers, .223 Rem., and 12-gauge buckshot and slugs.
- The application of the new Flightcontrol wad technology is being spread across the Federal shotshell line to include both tactical buckshot and standard lead shot loads.
- The quick back-and-forth movement of the whole gun went unnoticed when shooting slugs, buckshot or firing aimed, single shots as in turkey hunting, but I found it a bit distracting when wing shooting clay pigeons.
- But it is the advertiser who wants to fire well targeted bullets, not buckshot, that would be the most excited.
- There is no provision for full-auto fire, so each pull of the trigger results in firing one conventional 12-gauge shell containing a slug or a load of buckshot.
- For close quarters battles, you can't go wrong with light machine guns, like the FN MAG and M249, or the man-stopping buckshot of the Pancor Jackhammer automatic shotgun.
- A happy advantage of the .36 is that 000 buckshot makes a fine projectile and may be bought cheaply in 500 count boxes.
- The shotgun discharged, throwing buckshot shells into the air.
- To this end it was shot extensively with birdshot, buckshot and slugs on both static and moving targets.
Synonyms bullet, pellet, ball, slug
Definition of buckshot in US English: buckshotnounˈbəkˌSHätˈbəkˌʃɑt Coarse lead shot used in shotgun shells. Example sentencesExamples - The ghost ring rear sight is hands-down the best sighting system for a combat shotgun because it allows the precise placement of slugs and tight-patterned buckshot at close range.
- But it is the advertiser who wants to fire well targeted bullets, not buckshot, that would be the most excited.
- Each ISP car of the period carried a 12 gauge pump shotgun, loaded with buckshot and with slugs provided for backup.
- The first row was armed with tear gas, the row behind with buckshot, rubber bullets and shotguns, and the last row with automatic rifles.
- They are available in birdshot, buckshot and a slug load.
- The quick back-and-forth movement of the whole gun went unnoticed when shooting slugs, buckshot or firing aimed, single shots as in turkey hunting, but I found it a bit distracting when wing shooting clay pigeons.
- In some parts of the country policemen and park rangers shoot wolves and bears and lions with rubber buckshot, chase them with dogs, and scare them from houses with loud noises and bright lights.
- Twenty years ago, if a hunter went after a turkey, he picked up his serviceable, multi-purpose shotgun, grabbed some shells smaller than buckshot but larger than what he used for squirrels, and headed to the field.
- A happy advantage of the .36 is that 000 buckshot makes a fine projectile and may be bought cheaply in 500 count boxes.
- What's curious to me about the rear sight on the Model 9410 is why it isn't a fold-down model - a single-leaf, adjustable sight that can be folded down for shot shells, and raised for shooting slugs or buckshot.
- It is available in five handgun calibers, .223 Rem., and 12-gauge buckshot and slugs.
- The shotgun loaded with buckshot puts a lot of projectiles in the air with every shot.
- Aguila offers the rounds in three flavors: #7 and #4 bird shot combined, a combo of #4 and #1 buckshot, and a miniature slug round.
- The application of the new Flightcontrol wad technology is being spread across the Federal shotshell line to include both tactical buckshot and standard lead shot loads.
- The shotgun discharged, throwing buckshot shells into the air.
- For close quarters battles, you can't go wrong with light machine guns, like the FN MAG and M249, or the man-stopping buckshot of the Pancor Jackhammer automatic shotgun.
- There is no provision for full-auto fire, so each pull of the trigger results in firing one conventional 12-gauge shell containing a slug or a load of buckshot.
- To this end it was shot extensively with birdshot, buckshot and slugs on both static and moving targets.
- Larger shot, like buckshot, is made by the cold heading or swaging process in which calibrated segments of lead wire are fed into a die and then sized into spheres by two hemispherical punches.
- On its stock is tied a leather shell loop carrier filled with buckshot and slugs.
Synonyms bullet, pellet, ball, slug
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