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Started by Greg Massey, July 20, 2016, 01:24:20 PM
Quote from: Greg Massey on July 20, 2016, 01:24:20 PMThis pass weekend my wife was at estate sale and pickup some bags of 20 gauge shells that are marked 2 1/2 inch not 2 3/4 inch. I have a total of 37 of these shells. Is it okay to shoot these shells in a 20 gauge gun that has 2 3/4 marked on the barrel of the gun ? I had only seen these before in 410 shells that were 2 1/2 inch. Were these made for some early shotguns or What...
Quote from: Greg Massey on July 20, 2016, 05:21:38 PMQuote from: Greg Massey on July 20, 2016, 01:24:20 PMThis pass weekend my wife was at estate sale and pickup some bags of 20 gauge shells that are marked 2 1/2 inch not 2 3/4 inch. I have a total of 37 of these shells. Is it okay to shoot these shells in a 20 gauge gun that has 2 3/4 marked on the barrel of the gun ? I had only seen these before in 410 shells that were 2 1/2 inch. Were these made for some early shotguns or What...These shells are winchester
Quote from: Treerooster on July 20, 2016, 05:42:35 PMJust to be clear...a 2 3/4" shell is 2 3/4 inch long when open or shot. They will measure shorter when not fired yet..A 3 inch shell measures roughly 2 9/16 before fired but that can vary depending on the style of crimp.Might be best to open one up if you are not sure what you have.