Aguila MiniShell 12 Gauge 1-3/4 5/8oz No 1 & 4 Buckshot

I do own ONE shotgun these feed normally & reliably in, and it's not the 1300. I have the 1300 too! You do your own research, or buy a 1300 or a Mossberg 500 and the adapter block. They do produce damage, but these seem like a heck of a good idea for indoor home defense. This is the ONLY "indoor defense round" I see for sale here. I prefer something like a #5 or even #4 B for indoors, but #7 will also inflict damage. These will NOT cycle a semi-auto. The Benelli selectable gun would work, IF you had an adapter for it. No one makes one to my knowledge, so these are kind of a Mossberg & Win 1300 only round, and a select few other guns that will chamber these reliably. These put out about .410 or maybe 28 ga type projectile groups, but at a reduced velocity. My Winchester 1300 is not the best at running these. There is "another", as the emperor said. With the little wedgie adapter piece the Mossberg 500 does quite well with these too. I tend to like 3" #4B, 2 3/4" #1B, but #00, #000, are a bit much inside a home. These mini shells are FUN! They just don't like to feed reliably in about any shotgun. They are also great for new shooters, and young shooters. Aguila's shot is old world drop tower shot! In fact, the Aguila factory is the old Remington Peters Mexican factory all my old Remington Peters shells came from back in the day. We lived in the southwest or close to it, all my life. Aguila needs to make some 2 1/2" black powder type loads for 12 ga. Aguila makes very nice shot. The Aguila powder is better than the old Remington Peters stuff. The brass is about the same.