STEEL SHOTS

 In addition, when switching from lead to steel, you should increase the size of the shot. The lead

shot produced by a top manufacturer has a diameter of 2.8mm, while standard steel shots have

a 3.3mm diameter. Lethality tests were conducted under the supervision of the Gun Trade

Association and BASC. Researchers studied the effects of steel and lead shots by comparing

their velocity and kinetic energy. While lead shot is softer than steel, it can still be used to kill

birds, and is far more lethal than steel shots.


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The use of lead shot is illegal in the United States, and most upland game agencies prohibit its

use. It is also not allowed for use in hunting waterfowl. Steel shot, on the other hand, is

biodegradable and faster. Since lead is not biodegradable, it can stay in the environment for

longer periods. This means that using steel shot will not poison the environment, your game, or

yourself.

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