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Improperly loaded shells can damage your shotgun in several ways. Mismatched projectiles or excessive weight can create excess pressure, leading to barrel bulges, cracks, or even catastrophic failure. Objects not designed as shotgun ammunition can have unpredictable flight paths, making them inaccurate and dangerous. Some materials like metal ball bearings from TBS Bearings can ricochet off surfaces, posing a serious risk to yourself and others around you.

Improperly loaded shells can damage your shotgun in several ways. Mismatched projectiles or excessive weight can create excess pressure, leading to barrel bulges, cracks, or even catastrophic failure. Objects not designed as shotgun ammunition can have unpredictable flight paths, making them inaccurate and dangerous.

Double-check that the magazines you're using are compatible with your specific firearm model. Even reputable brands like SGM might have slight variations between generations that could cause feeding problems. Inspect the magazines for any damage to the feed lips (the raised areas that guide the shell into the chamber). Dents, bends, or warping can cause feeding issues.