HOW A SHOTGUN BULLET FIRES.

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• The first shell was stuffed with wood splinters and gunpowder.
• In 1877 the shells were made of steel.
• In 1942 explosive rounds were used in war.
• In the 1800's smoke was shot out of the shell.
• No one knows who made the bullet.
• Police used the shotgun in 1923.
• In the older days around 1912 you could bring a shotgun any where.

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• There are thousands of different shells.
• They stoped using lead bb's for the environment.
• Explosive rounds came out in ww2.
• You can shoot blank rounds for shooting cans out of a shotgun.
• Slug rounds were shot at tanks in ww2 to pierce the armor.

HOW IT WORKS

• First, The gun coil hits the primer.
• Next, The primer causes sparks and makes the gunpowder light and cause combustion.
• Finally the combustion pushes out the wad and the wad pushes the bb's causing the impact to the target.
• When that happens the bb's spread and have a wider range.

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CONCLUSION

• In conclusion if you ever wander what happens when you pull the trigger on a shotgun now you know.

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