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25 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Fiocchi - #8 shot
$9.90182 Ready to Ship
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250 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Winchester AA Target - 1/2 ounce #9 shot
$104.0035 Ready to Ship
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250 Rounds of .410 Bore Ammo by Remington - 1/5 ounce Rifled Slug
$134.0030 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Winchester - #4 shot
$13.50105 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Winchester - 11/16 ounce #6 shot
$13.5031 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Estate Cartridge HV Hunting - 2-1/2" 1/2 ounce #7 1/2 shot
$14.006 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of .410 3" Ammo by Estate HV Hunting - 11/16 oz #6 Shot
$15.003 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Federal - #4 shot
$15.5013 Ready to Ship
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200 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Federal - #4 shot
$139.008 Ready to Ship
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20 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Hornady - FTX Slug
$15.50 As low as: $14.5085 Ready to Ship
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150 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Remington Home Defense - 2-1/2" - 000 Buck - 4 Pellets
$119.002 Ready to Ship
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20 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Federal - #4 shot
$16.503 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Sellier & Bellot - 00 Buck
$23.007 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Sellier & Bellot - 2-1/2" Multi Shot 000 Buck & BB Shot
$23.7518 Ready to Ship
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25 Rounds of 3" .410 Ammo by Sellier & Bellot - 15 BB Shot - 2 000 Buck Shot
$24.0013 Ready to Ship
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5 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Remington - 1/5 ounce Rifled Slug
$5.00 As low as: $4.25115 Ready to Ship
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5 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Winchester - 2-1/2" 000 Buck
$5.50 As low as: $4.9544 Ready to Ship
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5 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Winchester Super-X - 000 Buck
$7.70 As low as: $7.3036 Ready to Ship
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10 Rounds of .410 Ammo by Winchester Elite - Plated Disc PDX1 Buckshot
$17.0023 Ready to Ship
410 Ammo - Common Uses & History
.410 bore shotshells are known for their low recoil and are often used by new shooters or, conversely, those seeking a challenge against small targets. Introduced in the 19th century by British ammo manufacturer Eley, the .410 is named for the nominal diameter of the bore firing it; despite this, it is common for shooters to refer to "410 gauge." Unlike many other shells, .410 bore ammo usually comes in hull lengths of 2-1/2" and 3". Shotguns in this gauge are typically designed for sporting use, while revolvers such as the S&W Governor and Taurus Judge can fire both .45 Colt cartridges and .410 bore shotshells and are intended as self-defense firearms. Certain survival rifles such as the M6 used by the United States Air Force also incorporated a .410 barrel.Typical uses for this gauge include target shooting and hunting; the small payload of the .410 means that it is not overly destructive to meat. Shooters usually take animals such as squirrels and rabbits with the .410 bore, as the relatively small patterns thrown by the shell are not ideal for hitting birds reliably. .410 ammo firing #6 to #9 shot is well suited to these purposes.
While most .410 loads are designed for sporting use and fire birdshot, a few fire relatively large projectiles and are intended for defensive use. Examples of these types of .410 ammo include slugs from Remington and Hornady and a 000 buck load from Federal. In this context, the .410's main advantage is the compactness of the weapon firing it, rather than the cartridge's power.