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If you've been told the .410 can't handle turkeys beyond 25 yards, Browning's TSS Tungsten Turkey loads change everything. These shells pack tungsten super shot that's nearly 60% denser than lead, allowing smaller pellets to hit harder and pattern tighter than any traditional .410 turkey load.
The 13/16 oz payload of #9 tungsten shot gives you roughly three times more pellets than comparable lead loads, which means denser patterns and better odds of clean headshots at distance. The buffered payload flows smoothly through choke tubes without deformation, keeping patterns tight and consistent from 30 yards all the way out to 70 yards. At 1100 fps, these rounds deliver solid downrange energy without the punishing recoil of a 12 gauge, making them easier to shoot accurately when it counts.
Browning engineered these shells with a duplex-style payload, combining optimal pellet count with terminal energy so you get both pattern density and stopping power. The tungsten's superior density means a #9 shot carries the same impact force as a traditional #5 lead pellet, letting you pack way more projectiles into every shell. That's not marketing fluff—it's physics that translates to more hits in a 20-inch circle at 60 yards.
For anyone running a .410 bore turkey gun, this load erases the traditional range limitations. You get the lightweight, low-recoil handling of a small bore with the reach and lethality you'd expect from bigger gauges.
A #9 tungsten pellet carries the same downrange energy as a much larger #5 lead pellet, but you get roughly three times more pellets per shell. This creates a significantly denser pattern that's much more forgiving on longer shots. The tungsten's 60% greater density means less energy drop-off past 40 yards compared to traditional lead turkey ammunition.
These shells are engineered for turkeys out to 70 yards, though most hunters see reliable killing power from 30 to 50 yards. Your actual effective range depends on how tight your specific shotgun and choke combination pattern at those distances. You'll want to pattern your gun before the season to find where your pattern stays dense enough for lethal head and neck hits.
The .410 is significantly lighter and easier to carry through thick brush, and TSS loads eliminate the range disadvantage that once made the .410 a backup choice. You get the handling and low recoil of a small bore combined with modern pattern performance that approaches larger gauges, especially when paired with a quality choke tube.
Yes. Browning includes a buffered payload that improves shot flow through choke tubes, reducing pellet deformation and keeping the pattern tight and consistent. This buffering is critical for maintaining those dense patterns at distance that make TSS loads so effective on turkeys.
| UPC | 020892024748 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | B193924139 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 410 Bore 3" |
| Grains | #9 |
| Length | 3" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | TSS |
| Shot Size | #9 |
| Shot Weight | 13/16 oz |
| Units per Box | 5 |
| Cost per Round | 7.60 |
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