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Not sure if I’m using the correct term to describe
The idea that not all of the shot coming out of the barrel travels at the same velocity.
Some is a little slower and follows the lead shot to the target.
Somewhere I saw a picture of shot a teardrop effect (or sideways raindrop) to explain
This phenomena.
I’m probably overthinking it all, but still the question,
Is a flat impact more or less desirable than a bludgeon of shot hitting the target.
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