250 Rounds of #6 shot .410 Ammo by Federal

In 1920 a man by the name of Charles Horn visited a failing four-year-old factory. After his visit he made the decision to take over, re-founding it as the Federal Cartridge Company and implementing a new marketing plan. Before long Federal’s ammunition was selling in grocery stores, barber shops, and gas stations. Soon after the company won a government contract to build and operate the Twin City Ordnance Plant. They did that job so well they were awarded an Army/Navy “E” for excellence. Today that same dedication to excellence remains.

These particular Federal rounds are made for your .410. Each round is 2 ½” long. Make sure you know what length shotshell(s) your shotgun is made to take since attempting to use the wrong length can have disastrous results. Each of these 2 ½” shotshells contains a ½ ounce load which is sufficient to propel pellets towards targets with destructive force and small enough to minimize felt recoil. These rounds are filled with #6 lead shot. This ammunition is good for hunting small game such as rabbits and can also be used for target practice.

When you order this box of ammunition from Federal you get 250 rounds: 10 boxes of 25 rounds each. That’s a nice number because it means you’ll have enough ammo to get some target practice in prior to heading out to bag rabbits. Never underestimate the importance of practice; far too many hunters leave their guns locked up, taking them out only to hunt. Practice ensures shot placement, which means a far more successful hunt. Each of these rounds produces a muzzle velocity of 1200 feet per second. Federal manufactures ammunition at their longtime factory in Anoka, Minnesota according to high standards. Order now to get your limit next time you go hunting.