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Federal Game-Shok Hi-Brass shells are purpose-built for hunting quail, grouse, woodcock, rabbits, and other upland game where controlled patterns and reliable operation matter. The high-brass construction improves feeding and extraction in a variety of .410 shotguns, which is especially important when you want ammunition that cycles cleanly without fuss. Each shell carries 1/2 ounce of #7.5 lead shot, loaded to 1200 feet per second.
The hi-brass hull design isn't just marketing speak. It creates a smaller powder chamber that works better with the lower pressures typical of upland hunting loads. You'll notice fewer feeding issues compared to low-brass shells, and the brass-plated steel head gives you reliable extraction that matters when you're switching between older shotguns and modern semi-automatics. Federal's one-piece wad design maximizes the payload efficiency of that half-ounce shot charge.
#7.5 shot is the sweet spot for close-range bird hunting in .410 bore. These pellets deliver sufficient energy to humanely take upland game while producing denser patterns at typical hunting distances of 15 to 30 yards. The 2.5-inch shell length keeps the ammunition compatible with virtually every .410 shotgun in the field, including older side-by-side and single-shot models that won't chamber longer 3-inch shells. Federal's selection of premium shot hardness helps maintain pattern integrity from shot to shot.
Federal has been loading ammunition since the early 20th century, and Game-Shok represents their field-tested approach to reliable upland performance. The non-corrosive primers fire with consistency, and the reloadable brass means serious .410 hunters can stretch the value of their investment. This is working ammunition designed for people who actually use their guns instead of display cases.
These shells perform well for upland birds like quail, grouse, and woodcock, plus rabbits and squirrels at close range. The #7.5 shot size provides a good balance between pattern density and pellet energy for small game. Most hunters find them effective out to about 25-30 yards when their gun is properly choked and aimed correctly.
The 2.5-inch length is the standard for most older and many newer .410 shotguns. Unlike 3-inch shells, these fit reliably in all .410 chambers including side-by-side doubles and lever-action shotguns. If your gun is marked for 2.5 inch or accepts both lengths, you can safely use these shells without feeding or extraction issues.
Hi-brass construction creates a smaller powder chamber that works better with moderate upland loads. This design improves feeding and extraction, especially in semi-automatic shotguns. You get more reliable operation compared to low-brass alternatives, with fewer feeding glitches when switching between shells or shooting through different chokes.
Yes, the brass hulls and non-corrosive primers make these shells suitable for reloading. Handloading .410 ammunition appeals to shooters who use their guns regularly, since reloading costs roughly half what factory ammunition typically costs.
| Caliber/Gauge | 410 Bore 2.5" |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.96 |
| Grains | #7.5 |
| Length | 2.50" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | H41275 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shotshell |
| Shipping Weight | 1.15 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Shot Weight | 1/2 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 029465008833 |
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