Assuming that you are referring to birdshot fired from a shotgun, there are several variable factors. The greatest factor will be the shot size- the larger the pellet, the further it will travel. #6 birdshot, when fired at about a 45 degree angle above the horizontal will travel ABOUT 300 yards. Please note that it is not harmful at that range, and that is NOT the effective range for hunting.
The shot will travel a couple of hundred yards, easily.
Depends. Bird shot, buck shot, or slugs? Length of barrel? Size of shell? for most birdshot, about 35 yards, most buckshot, about 45 yards, slugs, about 100-125 yards accurately. Larger pellets can travel about 700 yards, but not effectively.
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Depends on the gauge, load and power level. At least a few hundred yards.
207 feet, or 69 yards
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Depends on projectile size. # 9 shot probably won't travel 200 yards, but 00 or 000 buckshot or a deer slug might travel over a mile.
200 yards
Infinity yards
20 yards
There are a couple of different answers, depending on what you mean. In general, a handgun bullet can travel about a mile on average, if the gun is pointed up at an angle and fired into the air. Most handguns can easily be shot accurately at ranges of 50 yards or less, but many skilled handgun shooters can shoot accurately at 100 yards, and some can even shoot fairly accurately up to 200 yards.
well i shot 270 yards. i sighted it in on 100 yards. i put the cross hairs on the bucks backbone, dropped it. well i shot 270 yards. i sighted it in on 100 yards. i put the cross hairs on the bucks backbone, dropped it.