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Apex has quietly turned the .410 bore into a serious turkey gun, and the PT410-9 proves it. Loaded with 27/32 ounce of Tungsten Super Shot at 18.1 g/cc density, these shells pack roughly 350 pellets of #9 shot into each round. That kind of pellet count from a subgauge shotgun changes the game, giving you pattern density you won't find in traditional .410 hunting loads.
Tungsten Super Shot is 56 percent denser than lead, which means smaller pellets can carry the same energy farther downrange. Your #9 tungsten pellets will pattern tighter and hit harder than lead shot two or three sizes larger. The high density also keeps each pellet round and uniform as it leaves the barrel, so you get consistent, predictable patterns instead of scattered holes.
You get 10 rounds per box instead of the usual five, which stretches your value when you're patterning or heading to the woods. The 3-inch case holds a serious payload in a short, handy shell that won't tire you out on a long hunt. Muzzle velocity sits around 1060 fps, which is plenty for clean, ethical shots without burning through your barrel or bashing your shoulder.
If you run a .410 for turkey, or you're thinking about moving to one for reduced recoil and weight, the PT410-9 fills that gap perfectly. Youth hunters, smaller-framed shooters, and anyone who wants to carry less gun in the woods will appreciate what these shells deliver. The tight patterns also make them reliable for extended-range shooting once you've patterned your gun and learned its limits.
Yes. The combination of Tungsten Super Shot's 18.1 g/cc density and roughly 350 #9 pellets per shell creates patterns tight enough for 40-50 yard turkey hunting when properly patterned. Tungsten is 56 percent denser than lead, so smaller pellets retain energy much longer downrange than traditional .410 loads. You get more pellets hitting harder than any conventional subgauge ammunition.
You can use these in any .410 shotgun that's rated for 3-inch shells. Check your barrel markings or owner's manual first—some older .410s are only rated for 2.5-inch shells. One important note: because tungsten is very hard, use only steel-shot-compatible choke tubes. Using lead-shot chokes with TSS can cause damage to your barrel or choke.
The Tungsten Super Shot material changes everything. TSS allows the manufacturer to load more, smaller pellets that maintain their shape and velocity far better than lead or bismuth shot. The #9 shot size packed with tungsten's density performs like much larger lead pellets, giving you pattern density and effective range that's rarely seen in .410 ammunition. You're also getting 10 shells per box instead of the typical five.
Your .410 shotgun will handle them fine as long as it's rated for 3-inch shells. You do need to use a steel-shot-rated or tungsten-rated choke tube in your shotgun. The hardness of TSS pellets can damage lead-shot chokes after just a couple of shots. If you're unsure about your choke, contact the shotgun manufacturer or use a standard improved cylinder choke rated for non-toxic shot.
| UPC | 850010408224 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | PT410-9 |
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