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20 gauge ammo shotgun shells are some of the most popular shotgun shells available today.

Compared to 12 gauge, which is the most common shotgun ammunition, 20 gauge ammo offers similar performance but with much less recoil.

For that reason, you’ll find 20-gauge shotguns often marketed to younger or smaller shooters,

as they can shoot it easily and take follow-up shots without having to brace the weapon as much. Delivery Information

what is the best 20 gauge ammo for self defense:

For home defense, buckshot is the best choice.

A typical 20-gauge shotshell filled with #3 buckshot will contain around 20 pellets.

This means when you squeeze the trigger, you are essentially firing the equivalent of twenty 0.25” caliber bullets at the same time.

“It’s hard to get raw materials.

It’s hard to get raw materials to a factory. It’s hard to forage those materials to make whatever you’re trying to make,” Davis said.

He says another reason there is such an ammunition shortage is due to the fact that the gun manufacturer Remington went bankrupt.

Why is it called 20 gauge ammo?

Shotguns are classified by gauge, which is a measure related to the diameter of the smooth

shotgun bore and the size of the shotshell designed for that bore.

Common shotgun gauges are 10-gauge, 12-gauge, 16-gauge, 20-gauge, and 28-gauge. 

The smaller the gauge number, the larger the shotgun bore.

What caliber is a 20 gauge?

A 16 Gauge shotgun’s barrel would conveniently hold a one ounce lead ball.

If we applied caliber conventions to a shotgun, then a 12 Gauge would

be . 729 caliber and a 20 Gauge would be . 615.

where to buy 20 gauge ammo:

ammoravine  sells 20 gauge ammo at best prices.