All shotgun ammunition fires at nearly the same velocity.
That means a pellet of a given size is going to do the same damage regardless of gauge. They will also have the same 1/2D and Max ranges.
What will matter after that is how many pellets.
00 Buck is the baseline pellet for GURPS shotguns, and most gauges smaller than 12 don't get a 00 option.
Check the ammo sellers.
.410 is the exception because you can get 000 loads.
Starting at #1 Buck, the pellets get pi-.
Many of the smaller rounds don't even get a slug option.
It makes it easy to spec out a new shotgun once you do the math for a given pellet.
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