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B&P Upland Game .410 shotshells pack everything you need for reliable small game performance in a compact, low-recoil package. Engineered for rabbits, quail, woodcock, and other upland birds, these loads give you the tight patterns and consistency that matter when you're out in the field.
The 3/4 ounce payload of nickel-plated #6 shot stays true downrange, resisting deformation for predictable shot distribution at extended distances. At 1125 fps, you get plenty of knock-down power without brutal recoil that beats you up over a day of hunting. The pre-cut wads ensure more uniform patterns, giving you confidence that your shot placement translates into clean hits. This is what separates premium loads from budget ammo.
The .410 bore demands precision, and these shells are designed with that in mind. The #6 shot size hits the sweet spot for upland game, offering enough pellets for pattern density while maintaining the energy needed to drop birds cleanly. Whether you're working thick grouse cover or following a pointer through open fields, the consistent ballistics let you focus on the hunt rather than worrying about your ammunition.
One of the real advantages of the .410 is how it sits in your shoulder. These Upland Game loads keep that benefit intact. You can shoot all day without the fatigue that comes with heavier loads, which matters whether you're introducing someone new to upland hunting or you're an experienced hand who just prefers a lighter gun. Each box contains 25 rounds, giving you solid hunting or practice sessions.
These shells are designed for upland birds like quail, grouse, woodcock, and doves, as well as rabbits and other small game. The #6 shot size offers good pattern density for these species when you stay within the .410's practical range of 20-25 yards. They're particularly effective in close cover where the lighter recoil and compact bore are real advantages.
Nickel-plating resists deformation as the pellets move through the barrel and air, which helps maintain consistent shot patterns at extended distances. This means your pattern stays denser and more predictable downrange, giving you better results on game compared to unplated shot.
These are standard 3-inch shells, so they'll chamber in any .410 shotgun designed for 3-inch ammunition. However, if you have a vintage gun that only accepts 2.5-inch shells, you'll want to check your shotgun's manual or have it verified before purchasing. Some older firearms have specific chamber requirements.
Shot size affects pattern density and pellet count. The #6 shot used here balances enough pellets for consistent patterns with projectile energy suited to upland birds. Smaller shot like #7.5 or #8 gives tighter patterns but fewer pellets, while larger shot like #5 or #4 hits harder but spreads wider. For the .410 bore with its limited payload, #6 is a smart middle ground.
| UPC | 878122006138 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4103BUP6 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Length | 3" |
| Shipping Weight | 1.45 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.12 |
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