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Originally Posted by forrestinmathews
Having hunted half of my life with buckshot...you'd be surprised to learn how close the gun has to be for the wad to penetrate. About six inches to muzzle contact distance. Beyond that it tends to just hang in the entrance wound.
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R-U shooting blanks?
I've seen wads make holes in plywood numerous times from 10 yards/360". Stuff happens so I don't doubt you have experienced that. I agree wholeheartedly with the full stock being more accurate/controllable, and less maneuverable, BUT they take up more room, & are harder to conceal. Hopefully that's why people are using them & not cuz they are tacticool.