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- Buckshot: They are called so in hunting terminology because the weight of each pellet is equal to one dram, which is approximately 1.77 grams.
- Slug: They contain only one large bullet and are used for hunting wild boar-sized prey.
- Scatter: Their pellets spread in a large circle upon firing. They are used for winged prey.
- Magnum: Cartridges with longer shells than the standard (76 millimeters) with shot weights ranging from 46 to 57 grams.
- Super Magnum: Cartridges with a very large casing that reaches 89 mm and with shot weight ranging from 58 to 64 grams.
- Semi Magnum: Cartridges with a standard shell length, i.e. 70 mm, but with a shot weight of 40 to 46 grams.