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Posted On: 1/7/2022
By: Howard Tanenbaum
A: Yes sir! We can't ship to Rochester, Buffalo or the city. We can only ship to FFL dealers (aka licensed gun stores) where our customers can visit to pick up their ammo in person. But aside from that, we do ship ammo to New Yorkers! You can learn more about our service to New York here, as well as see the list of stores we ship to:
luckygunner.com/new-york-ammo-sales
Posted On: 12/24/2020
By: Rex E Henderson
A: Hi Rex! To my knowledge there are no shotguns with 3" chambers that can't fire 2.75" shells. 2.75" is kind of the universal shotshell length. I don't believe all shotguns can cycle 3" or 3.5" shells, but that's kind of beside the point – you shouldn't have any problems if you order 2.75" long shells for your shotguns. But if you like, you can tell me which models you have and I'll be happy to tell you which shell lengths are compatible with their chambers. Just be sure that 20 Gauge and 12 Gauge are not interchangeable.
Posted On: 7/22/2020
By: Joe
A: Thank you for reaching out! I'm sorry, but we don't have a notification system in place for our customers. We constantly get new ammo in stock, so I hope you will check in with us shortly to see how we can be of better service to you!
Posted On: 6/13/2020
By: Scott D
A: Thanks for reaching out, Scott! Gosh, that is a somewhat rare shotshell even in the best of times. To make matters more difficult for you, buckshot loads are probably the most demanded type of ammunition given the recent ... shall we call it "civil unrest?" I regret that we haven't got anything currently in stock that would suit you, although we are working hard to bring in new inventory every day. I hope you'll check in with us often. Outside of that, I wish I could give you better advice than to just keep searching "20 Gauge #3 Buck" until you find an online retailer who has it in stock. Best of luck in your search, sir!
