Buckshot OO or 00
Everybody says double O but is it really double zero as shot sizes are numeric
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double 'ought'= zero/zero 0 -
People call the stocks on a pistol grips, call all AR type rifles AR-15s when in fact only Colt (who owns the name AR-15) rifles can be called by that name, use a hyphen in the designation M-1 when in fact it is an M1. The list is long... and pointless. 0 -
I've only ever heard it referred to as "double-ought." 0 -
well lots of Flatlanders here in New England call it double O. Regional ignorance I guess 0 -
00, It just sounds better to say double o the twin zero. 0 -
One could say "nine 9mm's" tearing in to something at one time,
a "9 baller", or "double kick your ass". In in the end, something is going to get torn up.0 -
quote:Originally posted by mark christian
People call the stocks on a pistol grips, call all AR type rifles AR-15s when in fact only Colt (who owns the name AR-15) rifles can be called by that name, use a hyphen in the designation M-1 when in fact it is an M1. The list is long... and pointless.
Personally, I don't see anything wrong with calling pistol stocks "grips". At best its a question of semantics, and arguably its confusing as pistols don't have a shoulder-mount (ie a "stock").
Pre-Colt acquisition 1950s-era Armalites might correctly be termed AR-15s, right? [;)]
But yeah, I agree that arguing about semantics is mostly pointless. (EG "45 long colt" vs "45 Colt", etc). Unless a name is intrinsically misleading, if its in common usage, its probably fine.
In the case of buckshot, I don't think anybody ever calls it "zero-zero" even if technically that's the correct designation.
I don't think its a silly question, because its really not obvious by simply looking at the shell how its commonly referred to.0 -
A rose by any other name . . . . . 0 -
quote:Originally posted by RtWngExtrmst
A rose by any other name . . . . .
Would you look at that, a right winger with a brain![^]0 -
You refer to it as "double zero buck" and the rest of us will continue to use "double O", fair enough? [:)] 0
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