10 gauge shotgun shells

 10-gauge shotgun shells are larger than most common shotgun ammunition used today. They are primarily used for hunting big game, such as turkey and waterfowl, as well as for sporting purposes, such as trap and skeet shooting.

The diameter of a 10-gauge shotgun shell is typically 0.775 inches, and the length ranges from 2.75 to 3.5 inches. They are capable of producing a heavy recoil and powerful shot due to the amount of powder and size of the shot.

10-gauge shotgun shells are not commonly produced or used in modern times as they have been largely replaced by more versatile and manageable 12-gauge and 20-gauge shells. However, they are still available in specialty shops and can be used by experienced hunters and shooters.

Before using 10-gauge shotgun shells, it is important to check the specifications of the firearm to ensure compatibility and safety. It is also crucial to practice safe handling and proper use of firearms at all times.