Federal .410 Ammo for Sale
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Federal Top Gun Sporting Rounds .410 GA 25-Rounds 2.5" 7.5 Shot
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$13.69
28
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Federal Game Load Upland Hi-Brass .410 Bore Shotshells, 25rds/box - H413 7.5
Brand:
Federal
Bullet Type:
Lead Shot
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$16.99
25
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Federal 410ga 2.5" 1/2oz #6 Game-Shok Shotsehell Ammunition 25rd - H412 6
Brand:
Federal
Barrel Length:
7.38"
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
6
Finish Per Color:
Black
Rounds:
25
From:
$15.99
23
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Game Load Upland Hi-Brass 410 Bore 6 Shot Size
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$17.89
23
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Federal Top Gun Sporting 2.5" 410 Gauge Ammo 9, 25/box - TGS41214 9
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$13.59
24
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Federal Top Gun Sporting 2.5" 410 Gauge Ammo 8, 25/box - TGS41214 8
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Finish Per Color:
Lead
Rounds:
25
From:
$14.39
25
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Federal 410ga 2.5" Max 1/2oz #7.5 "Game-Shok" Hi-Brass Lead Shotshells 25rds - H412 7.5
Brand:
Federal
Barrel Length:
9"
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
30
Finish Per Color:
Black
Rounds:
25
From:
$15.49
23
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Federal 410ga 2.5" HP Rifled Slugs Power-Shok Ammunition 5rds - F412 RS
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Rounds:
5
From:
$7.59
22
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Federal 410ga 2 1/2" 4 Buck Ammunition 20rds - PD412JGE 4
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
20
Rounds:
20
From:
$17.99
24
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Federal Upland Steel .410 GA #7.5 25-Rounds 2.75"
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$19.75
21
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Federal H4135 Game-Shok High Brass 410 Gauge 3" 11/16 oz 1135 fps 5 Shot 25 Bx
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$14.99
22
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Federal 410ga 3" 9 Pellet 4 Buck Ammunition, 20 Round Box - PD413JGE 4
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Rounds:
20
From:
$19.79
24
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Game Load Upland Hi-Brass 410 Bore 4 Shot Size
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$17.99
20
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Federal Upland Steel .410 GA #6 25-Rounds 2.75"
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$20.02
20
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Federal Speed-Shok 3" 410 Gauge Ammo 6, 25/box - WF413 6
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Rounds:
25
From:
$20.99
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Federal Premium, Federal Hoa410h85 Prem Trgt 410 2.50 1/2 25/10
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$17.97
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Federal Premium, Federal Hoa4108 Prem Trgt 410 2.50 1/2 25/10
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$16.50
19
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Federal Premium High Overall .410 GA #9-Shot 25-Rounds 2.5"
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$15.50
20
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Federal Premium, Federal Hoa410h9 Prem Trgt 410 2.50 1/2 25/10
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$18.02
20
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Federal 410ga2 1/2" 000 Buck Ammunition 20rds - PD412JGE 000
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Rounds:
20
From:
$22.49
22
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Federal TSS 3" 13/16 oz #9 Shot .410 Ammunition, 5 Rounds - PTSS419F 9
Brand:
Federal
Bullet Type:
Shotgun - Tungsten
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
5
Rounds:
5
From:
$35.79
19
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Federal 410ga 3" 5 Pellet 000 Buck Ammunition 20rds - PD413JGE 000
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Rounds:
20
From:
$21.99
19
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Federal Premium, Federal Hoa41085 Prem Trgt 410 2.50 1/2 25/10
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
25
Rounds:
25
From:
$14.99
12
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FEDERAL 410GA 2 3/4" 1/2OZ 1,330 FPS 9 Top Gun TGS41214 9
Brand:
Federal
Caliber:
.410 Bore
Capacity:
250
Rounds:
250
Marketplace Insights
★ 4.7/5
based on 38 customer reviews across 32 products from 37 retailers
Customers overwhelmingly praise these shotgun shells for exceptional long-range performance and lethality, though high pricing and occasional quality control issues are noted concerns.
What customers like
Long-range effectiveness45%
Dropped a Tom in his tracks, at 54 yards.
Superior patterning/accuracy39%
The patterns at 40, 50, 60 yards are amazing.
Stopping power/lethality32%
Absolute death shot! Amazing combination.
Quality product performance26%
These shells are killers! The old saying you get what you pay for is true
Reliable shipping/availability13%
I received them within a week! Very pleased with price and performance.
Common concerns
High price point16%
They are expensive but they are great shells.
Product condition issues5%
the boxes were old, damaged, and the rounds had clearly been wet.
Misleading product advertising3%
The heads are not metal like the ad says.
Frequently Asked Questions
Federal .410 Ammo for Sale
Can you shoot a 2.5 shell in a 3 inch chamber 410?
Yes, you can safely shoot 2.5 inch shells in a 3 inch chambered .410 shotgun. The shorter shells function normally without any risk. However, if you frequently alternate between shell lengths, occasionally clean the chamber to prevent residue buildup before switching back to 3 inch loads.
How many pellets are in a 410 #6 shot?
A standard .410 with #6 shot contains roughly 112 pellets in a 2.5-inch half-ounce load, or up to 155 pellets in a 3-inch magnum load.
Why are 410 shells so expensive?
.410 shells cost more due to limited production runs compared to 12 and 20 gauge. Manufacturers produce .410 ammunition far less frequently, creating supply constraints that drive up prices despite using less material per shell. Prices typically run around $23 per box, ranging $13–$72 depending on load type and brand.
What is the best 410 round for home defense?
.410 bore isn't ideal for home defense due to limited pellet count and reduced stopping power. If you own a .410, use a purpose-built defensive load like Winchester Defender (PDX1), which features 3 plated defense discs and 12 BB pellets designed specifically for defensive use. A 12 or 20 gauge will provide more reliable stopping power.
What caliber is a 410 slug equal to?
A .410 bore slug is roughly equivalent to a .357 Magnum handgun round in diameter. Its slug typically weighs around 109 grains. However, it delivers far less energy than larger shotgun gauges and is generally considered the minimum practical choice for deer-sized game.
Can I shoot a deer with a 410?
Technically yes, but it's marginal. .410 slugs can kill deer with precise shot placement at close range, typically under 50 yards. Most hunters prefer 20 or 12 gauge for greater energy and margin for error. Check local regulations first, as some states prohibit .410 for deer hunting.
Which is better for home defense, 20-gauge or 410?
For home defense, 20-gauge is the stronger choice, delivering more pellets and slightly deeper penetration than .410. However, .410 is a viable defensive option — the penetration difference is minimal in practice. If recoil is a concern, 20-gauge balances effectiveness and manageability well; otherwise, consider a 12-gauge.
How many 00 buckshot is a 410?
Most .410 buckshot loads contain 3 pellets of 000 buck (triple-ought) or 4–5 pellets of 00 buck, depending on the manufacturer and shell length. Check the box for the exact count, as it varies by load.
How far is 410 buckshot good for?
.410 buckshot is effective to roughly 15–25 yards. Beyond that, pellet energy and pattern density drop significantly. For larger game, stay within 30 yards, though .410 buckshot is marginal even at that distance. Actual effective range depends on your specific gun's pattern and the load used.
Can you rabbit hunt with a 410?
Yes, you can rabbit hunt with a .410. Experienced shooters can take rabbits out to 40 yards using 3" No. 6 shot and a full choke. Use No. 4 or No. 6 shot. It rewards accurate shooters but offers less margin for error than a 20 gauge or 12 gauge.
Are 410 bore and 410 gauge the same?
Yes, they're the same thing. ".410 bore" is the correct technical term, referring to the actual bore diameter of .410 inches. "410 gauge" is informal usage. Unlike other shotguns designated by gauge, which is based on lead ball weight, the .410 uses a direct bore measurement.
What is a 410 bird shot?
.410 bird shot refers to shotshell ammunition loaded with small pellets used for hunting upland game birds and clay target shooting. The .410 bore is the smallest common shotgun gauge, holding fewer pellets than larger gauges. Common shot sizes are #6 or #7.5, with effective range around 25–30 yards.
