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A shotgun shell typically contains:
Shotgun shells contain primer, powder, wad, and either multiple pellets (shot) or a single slug.
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Question: A shotgun shell typically contains:
Answer options:
- A single solid bullet only ✅ Shot pellets or a slug, with powder and a primer
- Only powder
- Only a primer
Correct answer: Shot pellets or a slug, with powder and a primer
Explanation: Shotgun shells contain primer, powder, wad, and either multiple pellets (shot) or a single slug.
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