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Old 02-09-2015, 10:37 AM   #21
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Not really that new:

October 1904 - this advert tells that: gas is introduced into the shot charge to promote the spreading effect. "Less recoil and practically the same velocity".



December 1904 - no mention how the Big Red W did it in 1904 "without the sacrifice of velocity, penetration or uniformity". I remember seeing a cross-section of a spreader shell in one of my old American Field papers, showing layers of thin card wads in the shot charge. Kind of like a layer cake. But I don't recall if that was Winchester's design. I'll post that illustration when I come across it again.
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