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The .410 bore has earned its place in upland hunting, and B&P's Upland Game load is engineered to make the most of that platform. This 3-inch shell packs 3/4 ounce of nickel-plated #8 shot at 1125 fps, sized perfectly for close-range precision on quail, grouse, rabbit, and other small game. The smaller pellet count that comes with any .410 means every shot needs to count, which is where the quality components and pre-cut wads come into play. The nickel-plated shot resists deformation and maintains consistent patterns downrange.
B&P shells are known for their advanced wad technology and powder consistency, reducing shot-to-shot variability. You're looking at ammunition designed for hunters who understand the .410's practical limitations and want to work within them effectively. The brand has decades of ballistic innovation behind it, and that engineering shows up in performance that feels reliable whether you're breaking clays or stepping into the brush.
This specific load thrives in the 20-25 yard range where the .410's tight patterns shine. The #8 shot offers more pellets per shell than larger sizes, helping you build denser patterns in your gun's choke. For upland work where you're hunting close and aiming for clean, humane takedowns, that pattern density matters more than raw power. The 1125 fps velocity is moderate, keeping recoil light and follow-up shots quick.
Twenty-five rounds per box means you've got enough for a serious morning in the field or a productive range session. The consistent velocity and quality primers mean you're not fighting to predict performance round to round. If you're pairing this with a fixed-choke gun, full choke will tighten your patterns best; with adjustable chokes, you have flexibility to dial in exactly what your gun prefers.
The .410 bore performs best at 20-25 yards with quality upland loads like these. Beyond that distance, pattern density drops significantly, and you risk poor shot placement. Stay within that practical range and you'll get clean, effective results on upland game.
No, these are 3-inch shells and will only work in firearms chambered for 3-inch .410 bore. Always verify your gun's chamber length before purchasing ammunition. Using shells shorter than your chamber allows is possible, but never use longer shells in a shorter chamber.
The #8 shot size provides more pellets per shell than #6 or #7.5, which builds denser patterns and improves hit probability at typical upland ranges. This matters more with the .410's already limited pellet count. For birds like quail and grouse, pattern density over raw penetration is the better trade-off at close range.
Full choke is generally the strongest choice for .410 ammunition, helping you build the tightest patterns possible. Modified choke can work if your gun has it, but many dedicated upland .410s come with fixed full choke. Pattern your specific gun to see what works best.
| UPC | 878122006152 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4103BUP8 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Length | 3" |
| Shipping Weight | 1.5 |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.16 |
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