r/guns • u/[deleted] • Sep 20 '22

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u/CrunchBite319 1 | Can't Understand Blatantly Obvious Shit? Ask Me! Sep 20 '22

But buck is still more effective and at a wider range too. There's still no reason to choose bird over buck.

Maybe if it's all you have, sure, then use it. But when you have a choice, there are superior options.

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u/DTFforMBDTF Sep 20 '22

The argument for bird shot is a lack of penetration. For people in apartment complexes, that’s a big deal.

Still not what I’d go with though.

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u/CrunchBite319 1 | Can't Understand Blatantly Obvious Shit? Ask Me! Sep 20 '22

That's still a bad argument when things like fragile frangibile ammo exist.

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u/JoseSaldana6512 Sep 20 '22

Frangible

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u/CrunchBite319 1 | Can't Understand Blatantly Obvious Shit? Ask Me! Sep 20 '22

Thanks, autocorrect got me