Definition of birdshot in English:

birdshot

nounˈbəːdʃɒtˈbərdʃɑt

mass noun

The smallest size of shot for sporting rifles or other guns.
Example sentencesExamples
- It happened the only ammunition I could find at home was 12-gauge birdshot.
- Many questions about the affair remain unanswered, chief among them being why a crack team of garda marksmen, the army and an additional 60 gardai were brought in to deal with a man armed with a gun with birdshot pellets.
- Police said rubber bullets were fired, while the union claimed that birdshot had been used.
- They are available in birdshot, buckshot and a slug load.
- I would have been shocked if we had because he was using an air gun with an enormous piece of slug instead of birdshot.
- In shotgun ammo, stock standard birdshot in 12 gauge.
- To this end it was shot extensively with birdshot, buckshot and slugs on both static and moving targets.
- It is almost as uncommon as locating a wild turkey or jackrabbit running around Texas without a load of birdshot under its hide.
- The possible confusion is that No.4 buckshot and No.4 birdshot differ considerably in size.
- Among the injured police, 10 were hurt by youths firing fine-grain birdshot in a late-night clash in the southern Paris suburb of Grigny, police spokesman Patrick Hamon said.
- The old wisdom used to be to load a nightstand shotgun with birdshot.
- We found both medium caliber projectiles which appear to be 9mm and we found birdshot from a shotgun.
- Guns gave hunters an advantage, particularly in the use of birdshot to kill waterfowl and small mammals, but guns were costly and men were reluctant to lend them or dispose of them as grave goods.
- Beware the old shibboleth of using birdshot for home defense because ‘it won't go through walls and hurt your kids’.
- You can decide, ‘I'll use a very low penetration round, like tiny birdshot.’
- But his weapon carried special cartridges filled with birdshot rather than soft-tipped lead bullets.
- The birdshot loads have already accounted for a respectable number of venomous Mississippi snakes and I even bagged a beaver with a well-placed charge of buckshot.
- Police have used rubber bullets and birdshot against strikers.
- Despite being summer, the temperature was below 10 and the intermittent rain stung like birdshot.
- The boss took a 16 gauge, pump shotgun loaded with birdshot outside and fired thrice into the tree.

Definition of birdshot in US English:

birdshot

nounˈbərdSHätˈbərdʃɑt

The smallest size of shot for shotguns.
Example sentencesExamples
- It happened the only ammunition I could find at home was 12-gauge birdshot.
- We found both medium caliber projectiles which appear to be 9mm and we found birdshot from a shotgun.
- Beware the old shibboleth of using birdshot for home defense because ‘it won't go through walls and hurt your kids’.
- I would have been shocked if we had because he was using an air gun with an enormous piece of slug instead of birdshot.
- Many questions about the affair remain unanswered, chief among them being why a crack team of garda marksmen, the army and an additional 60 gardai were brought in to deal with a man armed with a gun with birdshot pellets.
- In shotgun ammo, stock standard birdshot in 12 gauge.
- But his weapon carried special cartridges filled with birdshot rather than soft-tipped lead bullets.
- Among the injured police, 10 were hurt by youths firing fine-grain birdshot in a late-night clash in the southern Paris suburb of Grigny, police spokesman Patrick Hamon said.
- Guns gave hunters an advantage, particularly in the use of birdshot to kill waterfowl and small mammals, but guns were costly and men were reluctant to lend them or dispose of them as grave goods.
- Police have used rubber bullets and birdshot against strikers.
- Police said rubber bullets were fired, while the union claimed that birdshot had been used.
- The birdshot loads have already accounted for a respectable number of venomous Mississippi snakes and I even bagged a beaver with a well-placed charge of buckshot.
- The boss took a 16 gauge, pump shotgun loaded with birdshot outside and fired thrice into the tree.
- The possible confusion is that No.4 buckshot and No.4 birdshot differ considerably in size.
- To this end it was shot extensively with birdshot, buckshot and slugs on both static and moving targets.
- They are available in birdshot, buckshot and a slug load.
- The old wisdom used to be to load a nightstand shotgun with birdshot.
- Despite being summer, the temperature was below 10 and the intermittent rain stung like birdshot.
- You can decide, ‘I'll use a very low penetration round, like tiny birdshot.’
- It is almost as uncommon as locating a wild turkey or jackrabbit running around Texas without a load of birdshot under its hide.

单词	birdshot
释义	Definition of birdshot in English: birdshot nounˈbəːdʃɒtˈbərdʃɑt mass noun The smallest size of shot for sporting rifles or other guns. Example sentencesExamples It happened the only ammunition I could find at home was 12-gauge birdshot. Many questions about the affair remain unanswered, chief among them being why a crack team of garda marksmen, the army and an additional 60 gardai were brought in to deal with a man armed with a gun with birdshot pellets. Police said rubber bullets were fired, while the union claimed that birdshot had been used. They are available in birdshot, buckshot and a slug load. I would have been shocked if we had because he was using an air gun with an enormous piece of slug instead of birdshot. In shotgun ammo, stock standard birdshot in 12 gauge. To this end it was shot extensively with birdshot, buckshot and slugs on both static and moving targets. It is almost as uncommon as locating a wild turkey or jackrabbit running around Texas without a load of birdshot under its hide. The possible confusion is that No.4 buckshot and No.4 birdshot differ considerably in size. Among the injured police, 10 were hurt by youths firing fine-grain birdshot in a late-night clash in the southern Paris suburb of Grigny, police spokesman Patrick Hamon said. The old wisdom used to be to load a nightstand shotgun with birdshot. We found both medium caliber projectiles which appear to be 9mm and we found birdshot from a shotgun. Guns gave hunters an advantage, particularly in the use of birdshot to kill waterfowl and small mammals, but guns were costly and men were reluctant to lend them or dispose of them as grave goods. Beware the old shibboleth of using birdshot for home defense because ‘it won't go through walls and hurt your kids’. You can decide, ‘I'll use a very low penetration round, like tiny birdshot.’ But his weapon carried special cartridges filled with birdshot rather than soft-tipped lead bullets. The birdshot loads have already accounted for a respectable number of venomous Mississippi snakes and I even bagged a beaver with a well-placed charge of buckshot. Police have used rubber bullets and birdshot against strikers. Despite being summer, the temperature was below 10 and the intermittent rain stung like birdshot. The boss took a 16 gauge, pump shotgun loaded with birdshot outside and fired thrice into the tree. Definition of birdshot in US English: birdshot nounˈbərdSHätˈbərdʃɑt The smallest size of shot for shotguns. Example sentencesExamples It happened the only ammunition I could find at home was 12-gauge birdshot. We found both medium caliber projectiles which appear to be 9mm and we found birdshot from a shotgun. Beware the old shibboleth of using birdshot for home defense because ‘it won't go through walls and hurt your kids’. I would have been shocked if we had because he was using an air gun with an enormous piece of slug instead of birdshot. Many questions about the affair remain unanswered, chief among them being why a crack team of garda marksmen, the army and an additional 60 gardai were brought in to deal with a man armed with a gun with birdshot pellets. In shotgun ammo, stock standard birdshot in 12 gauge. But his weapon carried special cartridges filled with birdshot rather than soft-tipped lead bullets. Among the injured police, 10 were hurt by youths firing fine-grain birdshot in a late-night clash in the southern Paris suburb of Grigny, police spokesman Patrick Hamon said. Guns gave hunters an advantage, particularly in the use of birdshot to kill waterfowl and small mammals, but guns were costly and men were reluctant to lend them or dispose of them as grave goods. Police have used rubber bullets and birdshot against strikers. Police said rubber bullets were fired, while the union claimed that birdshot had been used. The birdshot loads have already accounted for a respectable number of venomous Mississippi snakes and I even bagged a beaver with a well-placed charge of buckshot. The boss took a 16 gauge, pump shotgun loaded with birdshot outside and fired thrice into the tree. The possible confusion is that No.4 buckshot and No.4 birdshot differ considerably in size. To this end it was shot extensively with birdshot, buckshot and slugs on both static and moving targets. They are available in birdshot, buckshot and a slug load. The old wisdom used to be to load a nightstand shotgun with birdshot. Despite being summer, the temperature was below 10 and the intermittent rain stung like birdshot. You can decide, ‘I'll use a very low penetration round, like tiny birdshot.’ It is almost as uncommon as locating a wild turkey or jackrabbit running around Texas without a load of birdshot under its hide.
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