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Responding to a question concerning the possibility of driving a standard railroad spike into a block of wood using shotgun slugs, the Taofledermaus research team ran an experiment.

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After being gifted into a bag of lock core cylinders without keys, the shotgun testers over at Taofledermaus stuffed them inside a 12 gauge low brass hull and went to the range.

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With news last week of a suspect facing multiple charges after he shot a man with a shotgun shell stuffed with Rice Krispies, the crew at Taofledermaus went to work.

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Gifted a sack of relic musket balls from the 1600s dug up around the British Isles, the shotgun squad at Taofledermaus loaded them up in hulls and took to the range.

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The shotgun scientists at Taofledermaus chanced upon a yellowing box of Aguila's abbreviated 12 gauge slugs and gave them the run down.

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Basically a non-Newtonian fluid, Silly Putty packed into borosilicate glass test tubes and then stuffed in a shotgun shell produces curious results when fired.

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Collectors of shotgun shell curiosities, Taofledmermaus, undertook a test of the "Skynet Drone Defense" 12 gauge shell.

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