
410 Shotgun Shells For Sale
Overview of 410 Shotgun Shells
Developed and used in England in the 1870s, the .410 bore was not widely adopted for a long time. Some shooters felt it was novelty-only, but others found it great for hunting and competition shooting.
The .410 emerged in the U.S. around 1915, when the Harrington & Richardson company became the first to produce this shotshell for single-shot shotguns. In 1933, Winchester introduced a three-inch shell for the .410, spurring other firearms and ammunition manufacturers to get on board with this cartridge, ultimately growing its popularity.
How Does The .410 Bore Compare To Other Shotgun Gauges?
Gauge | Recoil | Pros | Cons |
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28 Gauge | .410 Bore has more | .410 Bore has more stopping power | .410 Bore has higher recoil, more expensive |
20 Gauge | .410 Bore has more | .410 Bore has higher pattern density, less expensive ammo, more powerful | .410 Bore has higher recoil |
12 Gauge | .410 Bore has more | .410 Bore has more power, higher pattern density, less costly ammo | Higher recoil |
What are the most popular Buck Shot types you sell?
Best .410 Ammo For Specific Uses
Use Case | Details |
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Best .410 Ammo For Taurus Judge | Best Overall: Winchester PDX1 Plated Disc Buckshot. Runner-Up: Winchester Super-X 000 Buckshot. |
Customer Reviews
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Steve said:
This is a great way to purchase ammo. I'll be doing it from now on.
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Happy said:
Good
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Moondog said:
I will be using these for the reasons above
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Larri said:
terrific deal, great ammo, great for snakes!
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Rokrabit said:
Easy to order
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David said:
Like the pattern of #6 shot.
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Cigar said:
The only issue was that one shell would not fit into the cylinder of my S&W Governor.
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P said:
Shoots fine in but causes ejection malfunction about every fifth shot in a keltec ksg410. Seems to work fine in other shotguns I tried.
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Jeboy said:
A very good load
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Izzy said:
Already killed two rattlers with this ammo. Living in northwestern Arizona we have a big snake problem in the country. This ammo, along with #5 shot for the 12ga, help eliminate rattlers that could hurt or even kill my dogs. It takes a few pops with the .410 ammo but after three shots at almost point blank range the rattlers are easy to subdue and smash their heads if the .410 didnt pop their tiny little skulls. My Judge handles the ammo really well and I havent had any issues with misfires or getting the spent shells out of the revolver.
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Jon said:
These were all over 3 inches and will not fit in my 3” Judge. I couldn’t close the cylinder.
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Tim said:
Good value
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Eric said:
The diameter on the brass end of the shells is too large. So it has to be forced into the cylinder a bit. Upon firing (I was playing with a S&W Governor) the shell expands further, so it backs out of the charging hole and locks up the cylinder. Then, you have to deal with extracting a shell that is far too large for the hole (obligatory giggety). It's a nightmare to shoot if you can shoot it at all. Hopefully I just got a bad batch. Regardless I will never purchase this stuff again . . . Couldn't give it away.
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Charles said:
Great
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Jinks the cat said:
Hunting deer rabbit different wild birds squirrels rats skunk maybe black bear The way this world is. Going ,a fella may need some. Protection
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Robert said:
I use this in my Taurus Judge 3 inch barrel with good patterns always. It makes the others look lame. Again, when it's on sale I jump on it.
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Robert said:
I use this in my Taurus Judge 3 inch barrel with good patterns always. It makes the others look lame. Again, when it's on sale I jump on it.
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Robert said:
This stuff makes my Judge talk to me. It makes a rather heavy gun jump. I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end.
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Robert said:
This stuff makes my Judge talk to me. It makes a rather heavy gun jump. I wouldn't want to be on the receiving end.
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SC said:
Fires well in hand gun.