If you had to choose just one box of shotgun shells what would they be?

[Whoaru99]

Title says it all...

If you had to choose just one box of 12ga shotgun shells to get by with, what would you pick?

[gspman]

Some sort of tungsten matrix type of shell. 2 3/4" 1 1/4 or 1 3/8 oz of #5 or #6 shot. I can hunt almost any gamebird or fowl with that load and use it anywhere as it is non toxic.

[leech~~]

Title says it all...

If you had to choose just one box of 12ga shotgun shells to get by with, what would you pick?

To do what? Hunt or home pertection? Pretty big gap in uses in this statement.

[picksbigwagon]

#5 nickel plated that my buddy reloads for me.......

[Walleye Guy]

Black Cloud 3 inch number 4 shot in 12 gauge.

[Whoaru99]

Title says it all...

If you had to choose just one box of 12ga shotgun shells to get by with, what would you pick?

[leech~~]

quote=leech

To do what? Hunt or home pertection? Pretty big gap in uses in this statement.

There is no gap, the point is your opinion about one pick that must cover any/all of your conceivable needs as best possible.

Oh 00 buck then!

[Musky Buck]

12 gauge 3" buffered magnum Number 4 buckshot. That was in the lead era so it's remington's 3" T shot. Geese,ducks, and those pheasants that seem to get up at the edge of shooting range. Home protection lol it'll do more than enough and works great on woodchucks,skunks,opossums,coons, etc.

[carpshooterdeluxe]

Federal heavyweight 3.5" BB.

[Whoaru99]

Oh, forgot to mention only 2-3/4" or 3" chamber...

[Archerysniper]

3" black cloud #2's or 3" #4 buck

[paceman]

I would go with 3" no. 2's. Should be able to kill any bird with it. If they are in range of course

[PurpleFloyd]

Federal 16g 2 3/4" purple hulls with 1 1/4 oz of 5 shot.

[dan z]

3.5" Kent with 1.25 oz of #3 shot. Tips over geese doesn't tear apart lil duckies