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A shotgun chamber is the part of a shotgun where the shot or slug is loaded and fired. It is a cylindrical chamber located within the barrel of the shotgun, designed to hold and propel the projectile. The chamber's size and shape vary depending on the type of shotgun and the ammunition used. Shotgun chambers are typically larger than those found in rifles or pistols, accommodating the spread of pellets or the larger diameter of slugs.
The chamber's design includes a breech, which is the rear part of the chamber where the ammunition
Shotgun chambers are designed to withstand the high pressures generated during the firing of shotgun ammunition.