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There's something about a .410 over/under that just feels right in the hands. The EAA Akkar 826 Field keeps that tradition alive with a genuine walnut stock and forend, a nickel finished receiver, and blued 26 inch barrels topped with a simple front bead. No gimmicks here, just a clean break action double that carries light and swings smooth, which is exactly what you want when you're covering ground behind a bird dog or slipping through the squirrel woods.
The .410 bore gets overlooked, but it shouldn't be. Recoil is next to nothing, which makes this a fantastic gun for introducing a new hunter to wingshooting or for anyone who wants a fun, challenging round for clays and close cover work. The 26 inch barrels give you enough sighting plane to swing consistently without making the gun feel long or nose heavy. Two shots on tap with auto ejectors kicking the spent hulls clear means reloads are quick and painless when the action heats up.
EAA ships the 826 Field with five choke tubes, so you can pattern it tight for late season rabbits or open it up for flushing quail at boot range. That kind of flexibility is a big deal in a .410, where getting your pattern right matters more than it does with the bigger gauges. The tang mounted safety sits right under your thumb, the checkering gives you a solid grip in wet weather, and the wood-to-metal fit on these Akkar-built guns tends to punch above what you'd expect.
This is the kind of shotgun that ends up being the one you grab most often. It's light enough for all-day carries, handsome enough to be proud of at the club, and simple enough that there's nothing to fuss with. Whether it's a first double gun or the small bore you've been meaning to add to the safe, the 826 Field covers a lot of ground.
It ships with five choke tubes, which gives you a full range of constrictions to work with. That flexibility matters more in a .410 than any other bore, since your patterns are smaller to begin with. You can run it wide open for close flushing birds or tighten things up for longer shots on small game.
This model features auto ejectors, so fired hulls get kicked clear when you break the action open. That makes reloads noticeably faster in the field compared to extractor-only doubles where you pluck spent shells out by hand. Unfired shells are simply lifted for easy removal.
It's one of the best ways to bring someone into the sport. The .410 has almost no recoil, so new hunters can focus on their swing and follow-through instead of bracing for the kick. The break action is also simple and easy to verify safe, which makes it a great teaching platform.
Inside its effective range, the .410 handles quail, dove, rabbits, and squirrels very well. The key is keeping shots close and patterning your gun with the included chokes to find the load it likes. Plenty of folks also use it for clays when they want an extra challenge.
| UPC | 741566904486 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 111326 |
| Shipping Weight | 9.45 |
| Sights Type | Fixed Sights |
| Sights | Front Bead |
| Product Type | Shotgun |
| Package Width | 8.7 |
| Package Height | 3.2 |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| ATF Type | Shotgun |
| Barrel Length | 26" |
| Action | |
| Length | 34 |
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