The Shotgun In Modern Combat - Drone Defense

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You don't and they are so expensive they wouldn't even say how expensive they are. Those things won't be seen on open market for at least a decade.
I hear you, and they should ALL go to front line Ukrainians in any event, but a mag or two of these rounds is something to strive for. Just incredible. The whole squad could tear as s on a drone coming in with a mag swap.
 
Want! Where do I get these?
We are limited to DIY variations of the same idea. I saw two variations - shot inside heat shrink tube and shot inside 3d printed "shell". Both options seem to working for AK47 and 74.
In Ukraine there's a volunteering organization "Printing Army" where anyone with 3d printer can help Armed Forces by printing whatever is needed. Here's video of their "3d printed shell" solution for 7.62 and 5.45 ammo:

 
And here's heat shrink option, unfortunately only IG video, no translation.

Recipe:
Ingredients for 5.56 and 5.45 respectively:
1. 5.56 / 5.45 cartridges;
2. Radpol heat shrink tube 4.8 / 4.0;
3. Shot with a diameter of 4.75; 5.0 / 4.5;
4. Pliers;
5. Heat gun;
6. Stationery knife;
7. Crimping;
8. Weapons:)

🍽️ Preparation method:
- We equip the heat shrink with shot (five pieces for caliber 5.56 at the rate of two 4.75, one 5.0, two 4.75. For caliber 5.45 everything is simpler, you need to equip the tube with seven shots of the same diameter - 4.5);
- We warm up the equipped tube with a heat gun;
- We cut the finished "bullet";
- We disassemble the standard cartridge;
- We replace the standard bullet with our "bullet",
- Load into mag;
- "Dry-run" or "fit-run" - as I understand the purpose is to both test and make "bullets" settle in the casings. Rack the gun to cycle through all rounds in the mag
- Done.
 
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