200 Rounds of 1/2 ounce #6 shot .410 Ammo by Remington

If you’re introducing a new shooter to shotguns and that newcomer just happens to be a child, consider using a .410. The great thing about .410 bore shotguns is that they create enough power to deliver fantastic force against targets without the greater felt recoil of a 12-gauge. They’re also easier to handle than 20-gauge shotguns. Without overwhelming recoil a new shooter is far less likely to involuntarily flinch or anticipate shots and accuracy will be much easier to manage as well. Of course, if you’re going to teach a new shooter you’re going to need some reliable ammunition.

These .410 rounds are manufactured by the 200-year-old Remington company. Each round measures 2.5” in length. Always be sure you know what length or lengths shotshell(s) your gun is designed to use because attempting to use the wrong length could have disastrous results. These shotshells have a ½ ounce load which produces enough power to propel pellets towards targets with solid power without excessive felt recoil. They’re filled with #6 lead shot. This ammunition is great for target practice and hunting small game such as rabbits.

When you order this big box of ammunition from Remington you get 200 shotshells. That’s enough to keep you and your gun going for some time whether you’re punching holes in paper or bagging rabbits. Each round leaves the barrel of your gun at a muzzle velocity of 1200 feet per second. Remington has half a dozen locations throughout the South and on the east coast, each of which has a specific job. Ammunition is manufactured at the Remington factory in Lonoke, Arkansas according to high standards for quality and performance. Order now to keep your .410 warm and well-fed with these American-made shotshells.