Shotshell reloading shot is available in different materials, sizes, and configurations for compatible shotgun shell reloading applications. Shot is one of the primary components of a shotshell and should be selected according to appropriate published load data and the intended application.
Depending on the product, reloading shot may include lead or non-lead shot in various manufacturer-designated shot sizes. Material, shot size, weight, and other specifications should be checked carefully when selecting a product.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
What is shotshell reloading shot?
Reloading shot consists of the pellets used as the projectile component in compatible shotgun shells. It is available in different materials, sizes, and configurations.
What do shotgun shot numbers mean?
Shot is sold using manufacturer-designated sizes. The shot-size designation identifies the pellet size, with different sizes intended for different applications.
What is the difference between lead and non-lead shot?
Lead shot is a traditional shotshell material, while non-lead alternatives use other materials. Regulations and firearm compatibility can affect which type is appropriate for a particular application.
Can I substitute one shot size for another when reloading?
Shotshell components should be selected according to reliable published load data rather than assuming different components are interchangeable.
What should I check when buying reloading shot?
Check the material, manufacturer-designated shot size, package weight, intended application, and applicable published load information.
