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410 Bore Ammo

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The .410 bore is the smallest shotshell you will commonly find, and strictly it is a caliber rather than a gauge: the bore measures .410 inch. Skeet shooters, young hunters and small-game hunters use it, and the range here goes well beyond basic lead birdshot.

Winchester and Federal supply the most listings, joined by Sellier & Bellot, Fiocchi, Remington, Migra and B&P. Look for Super X high brass, AA sporting clays, steel waterfowl, Migra bismuth, Apex tungsten and buckshot in 2 1/2 and 3 inch lengths, sold in boxes and bulk packs.

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B&P Dove & Quail 410 Ammo

410 Bore • 250 rounds

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the 410 a gauge?

Strictly, no. Other gauges are defined by how many lead balls of bore size make a pound, while the 410 is named for its .410 inch bore diameter.

Does shell length matter for a 410?

Yes. 410 shells come in 2 1/2 and 3 inch lengths, and a 3 inch shell must not be used in a chamber marked for 2 1/2 inch.

What does #7 1/2 shot mean?

Shot sizes run in reverse, so a higher number means smaller pellets. #7 1/2 is a common size for clay targets and small upland birds.