A shotgun is arguably the most versatile firearm in existence. Filled with buckshot or slugs, it is capable of downing deer-sized game. If necessary, the gun can stop the world’s most dangerous two-legged predator. With the proper load, regardless of whether the quarry flies or runs on four legs, it is also equally capable of taking small-game animals. This is why manufacturers often use some type of shotgun as the basis for a general-purpose firearm.
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