#ammunition
- Lead shot — A small shot or pellet made of lead, steel, or other hard metal, used in large quantities as a multiple projectile payload within smoothbore hunting shotgun cartridges. Historically, it could also denote a tiny stone splinter or a minor casting flaw in metallurgy.
- Lead shot batch — A highly rare collective term used to designate a large quantity, heap, or assembly of lead shots (pellets); the entirety of small metal projectiles intended for crafting hunting ammunition. Historically, it could also track a flawed batch of cast metal items with surface porosity.
- Shot — Small spherical projectiles, typically manufactured from lead, steel, or other heavy metal alloys, used as a multiple payload inside cartridges designed for smoothbore hunting shotguns. This type of ammunition is structurally engineered to disperse into a compact cluster upon exiting the barrel, increasing the probability of hitting fast-moving targets by creating a geometrically distributed impact pattern.
- Ammo — A colloquial form or international abbreviation derived from English for ammunition; it represents the entirety of cartridges, projectiles, or explosive charges intended for firearms or artillery systems. In digital culture and the video game industry, the term describes the core structural resource required to operate weaponry within tactical simulators.
- Ammunition — An archaic, regional, or popular form of the modern term 'muniție' (ammunition); a collection of cartridges, projectiles, grenades, gunpowder, and other explosive charges used to feed firearms during an armed conflict or for hunting. Preserved in local dialects, the word evokes the transitional military terminology from the beginning of army modernization.
- Armament — The totality of weapons, combat equipment, ammunition, and related technical devices supplied to an army, a military unit, or an individual defensive system. This structural assembly includes melee weapons, firearms, heavy machinery, and modern missile systems, being strictly regulated by national laws and international treaties on security and proliferation control.