'Tee' shot? Like wtf is 'Tee shot?!'

[Dave L.]

I heard of something called 'Tee' shot. What's 'Tee' shot? Is it 'Tee' or just 'T' shot? And what is it? What's it for? What's it all about? What does the 'T' or 'Tee' stand for for?

- Dave.

 

[Big JD-From the hills]

maybe tungsten?

 

['Boo]

T is a shot size like number #2, #4 etc. (One step up fromm BBB)

It is .200" in diameter and is commonly used as steel shot for hunting large geese.

 

[gravyboat]

T, larger than BBB, smaller than #4 Buck. I've used it for geese. You sometimes need a shot bigger than BB when shooting steel.

 

[none]

http://www.ammobank.com/shotsize.html
T shot is .20 inches in diameter.

 

[Dave L.]

Oh. I sorta thought 'T' shot meant Red Rose leaves in a shotgun shell...



Well, that explains it.

- Dave.

 

[beretta boy]

Besides "T" there is also TT, F and FF between BBB and No. 4 Buck

TT = .21" F = .22", FF = .23" No. 4 Buck = .24

 

[Jarlath]

Oh. I sorta thought 'T' shot meant Red Rose leaves in a shotgun shell...

Damned wannabe engineers