HEVI-SHOT .410 - 3" - #4 - 9/16 OZ - 25 RDS/BOX
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HEVI-SHOT .410 - 3" - #4 - 9/16 OZ - 25 RDS/BOX
The HEVI-Shot HEVI-Bismuth .410 3" #4 shotshells deliver premium waterfowl performance in a compact, versatile platform — packing bismuth-based lethality into every 9/16 oz load across 25 rounds per box.
- Bismuth shot is 22% denser than steel for superior downrange energy transfer
- Tighter, more consistent patterns mean more pellets on target at distance
- Safe for older fixed choke guns and fine classic double-barrel shotguns
- 3" shell length maximizes payload capacity in .410 bore firearms
- #4 shot size offers an ideal balance of pellet count and knockdown power
- Non-toxic bismuth construction meets waterfowl hunting regulations nationwide
Who This Is For
These shells are built for the dedicated waterfowl hunter who runs a .410 bore shotgun — whether a modern semi-auto or a cherished vintage double — and refuses to compromise on performance. They're also an excellent choice for hunters who want a non-toxic, bismuth-based load that's gentle on older fixed chokes while still delivering the pellet density needed to cleanly harvest birds in the field.
Specifications
| Brand | HEVI-Shot |
|---|---|
| Product Line | HEVI-Bismuth Waterfowl |
| Gauge / Bore | .410 |
| Shell Length | 3 inches |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Shot Material | Bismuth (Non-Toxic) |
| Payload Weight | 9/16 oz |
| Rounds Per Box | 25 |
| Shot Density vs. Steel | 22% Denser |
| Choke Compatibility | Fixed Choke & Classic Doubles Safe |
| Intended Use | Waterfowl Hunting |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use these HEVI-Bismuth shells in my older double-barrel or fixed choke shotgun?
Yes. Unlike steel shot, bismuth is soft enough to be safely used in older fixed choke shotguns and classic fine doubles without risking damage to the choke or barrel. This makes HEVI-Bismuth an outstanding non-toxic option for hunters who shoot vintage or heirloom .410 bore shotguns that were not designed for the hardness of steel shot.
How does #4 bismuth shot perform compared to steel for waterfowl hunting?
Because bismuth is 22% denser than steel, #4 bismuth pellets retain more energy downrange than an equivalent steel shot size. This translates to deeper penetration and cleaner kills, particularly at the moderate ranges typical of .410 bore hunting. Hunters often find they can achieve steel-equivalent performance with a smaller payload weight when switching to bismuth.
Is a .410 bore appropriate for waterfowl hunting, and what range should I expect?
The .410 bore is a capable choice for small waterfowl and upland birds in the hands of a skilled shooter, and HEVI-Bismuth maximizes what this platform can deliver. Best results are achieved within 25–35 yards, where the 9/16 oz payload of dense #4 bismuth shot creates effective patterns. Careful range management and proper choke selection are key to consistent success with the .410.
- Caliber:
- 410 GA
- Shell Length:
- 3"
- Shot Size:
- #4
- Bullet Weight:
- 9/16 oz
- Purpose:
- Waterfowl
- Type:
- Shotgun Ammunition
- Box Quantity:
- 25
- Case Quantity:
- 250
- Lead Free:
- No
