HEVI-SHOT .410 - 3" - #6 - 9/16 OZ - 25 RDS/BOX
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HEVI-SHOT .410 - 3" - #6 - 9/16 OZ - 25 RDS/BOX
The HEVI-Shot .410 3" #6 load delivers premium bismuth performance in a compact, versatile shell — giving hunters and sport shooters a non-toxic, hard-hitting option that punches well above its weight class.
- Bismuth shot is 22% denser than steel for superior downrange energy transfer
- Tight, consistent patterns increase effective range and target impact
- Safe for use in older fixed-choke and fine classic double-barrel shotguns
- #6 shot size balances pellet count with penetration for versatile field use
- 3" shell length maximizes payload capacity in the .410 bore platform
- 25 rounds per box provides excellent value without sacrificing quality
Who This Is For
This load is ideal for upland bird hunters, small game hunters, and sport shooters who want a non-toxic alternative to steel that won't damage vintage or fixed-choke shotguns. Whether you're working a tight woodlot for grouse, stepping into the dove field at first light, or running steel-sensitive heirloom guns, the HEVI-Shot .410 bismuth load gives you the terminal performance and pattern density to get the job done with confidence.
Specifications
| Brand | HEVI-Shot |
|---|---|
| Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Shell Length | 3 Inches |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Weight | 9/16 oz |
| Shot Material | Bismuth (Non-Toxic) |
| Rounds Per Box | 25 |
| Choke Compatibility | All chokes, including fixed and older doubles |
| Application | Upland Birds, Small Game, Sport Shooting |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is HEVI-Shot bismuth ammunition safe for my vintage or fixed-choke shotgun?
Yes. Unlike steel shot, bismuth is soft enough to be safely used in older fixed-choke shotguns and fine classic doubles. It won't damage forcing cones, choke tubes, or barrel walls the way harder steel pellets can, making it an excellent non-toxic choice for heirloom and vintage .410 firearms.
What game is #6 shot in .410 best suited for?
#6 bismuth shot in a .410 bore is well-suited for upland birds such as quail, woodcock, and grouse, as well as small game like squirrel and rabbit at moderate ranges. The combination of pellet count and density delivers effective patterns without excessive meat damage — a great all-around field load.
How does bismuth shot compare to steel for performance and pattern quality?
Bismuth is approximately 22% denser than steel, meaning it retains velocity and energy more effectively downrange. This results in tighter, more consistent patterns and improved terminal performance compared to same-sized steel pellets. Bismuth also deforms less on impact, contributing to deeper, more reliable penetration on game.
- Caliber:
- 410 GA
- Shell Length:
- 3"
- Shot Size:
- #6
- Bullet Weight:
- 9/16 oz
- Purpose:
- Upland & Small Game
- Type:
- Shotgun Ammunition
- Box Quantity:
- 25
- Case Quantity:
- 250
- Lead Free:
- No
