Winchester also slightly altered the hex shaped pellets from the original BlindSide loads. The pellets still feature six sides, but the edges are rounded as opposed to squared.

The 3 1/2-inch, 12-gauge shotshell was designed to hold larger pellets to pattern well enough to kill large ducks and geese. Winchester hex-sided pellets allow more steel to fit in the same space. The No. 2 payload in Blind Side 1³â'„â‚'-ounce loads count out to 169 pellets.

Hex Steel Shot. Six-sided, multiple-edged shot provides increased trauma and wound channel, resulting in fast kills. 3. Diamond Cut Wad. Designed to maximize pattern performance of Hex shot.

The hexahedron shape delivers energy quicker because the flat surface packs more punch, trauma and wound channel than round shot. It's like the difference between getting hit with a ball or getting thumped with a brick.

Blindside WDG herbicide targets more than 70 different weed species on home lawns, business landscapes and recreational sites. It tackles hard-to-control broadleaf weeds and sedges, including chickweed, henbit and both large and smooth crabgrass. It eliminates clover patches and kills resilient weeds like buttonweed.

If you say that you were blindsided by something, you mean that it surprised you in a negative way. He complained about being blindsided by the decision.

The fixed, tubular magazine has a maximum capacity of fourteen rounds (thirteen for .44 and .45 caliber rifles).

It features a familiar safety at the front of the trigger guard, and an action release just behind it. The tubular magazine holds six 2-3/4 shot-shells, and it is clamped to the barrel at the front of the tube.

Blind Side 2® uses improved Hex Steel Shot for tighter patterns and harder hits. Built for the tough conditions of waterfowl hunting, the legendary Drylok Wad system helps powder stay dry to keep you in the hunt. Blind Side 2 is still stacked, still fast, and now even more deadly.

There are a lot of uses for birdshot, including but not limited to: Bird hunting (ducks, geese, pheasant, etc) Sporting games (skeet, trap, and sporting clays) Small game hunting (squirrels, rabbits, etc)

The Differences Between Buckshot, Birdshot, and Slugs Buckshot has bigger (and fewer) pellets, while birdshot has smaller (and more) pellets. Slugs, on the other hand, are more like a traditional cartridge. They contain one large projectile.

For example, in a 1 1/4-ounce payload of steel shot, No. 4s will give you a pellet count of about 240, but even bumping up to No. 2s drops that number to 156. And if you go to BBs, you're only throwing 90 pellets per trigger pull.