The gauge of a shotgun refers to the diameter of the barrel. The larger the gauge, the smaller the diameter of the barrel. So a 12 gauge shotgun has a barrel with a larger diameter than a 16 gauge shotgun.
This difference in barrel diameter affects the power of the shotgun. A shotgun with a larger diameter barrel can hold more shot and gunpowder, which results in a more powerful shot. Additionally, the larger barrel diameter allows for more velocity to be imparted to the shot, resulting in even greater power.
Therefore, a 12 gauge shotgun is generally more powerful than a 16 gauge shotgun.
Now Is The Time To Spoon-Feed Big Bass
Fishing Articles : EVOLVE抯 DarkStar Swimmer
Spring Prep, Been doing that all Winter
Copyright © www.mycheapnfljerseys.com Outdoor sports All Rights Reserved