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Federal's Power-Shok rifled slug in .410 gauge is one of those loads that doesn't try to reinvent the wheel, it just does the job it's built for. This is a soft lead, hollow point rifled slug designed specifically for smoothbore .410 shotguns, whether that's a single-shot, pump gun, or a smoothbore handgun like a Judge or Governor. At 1/4 ounce (109 grains) and leaving the muzzle around 1775 feet per second, it's got enough weight and speed behind it to expand well on impact without beating up your shoulder.
The rifling on the slug's exterior isn't there to spin the projectile in a smoothbore barrel, it helps the slug squeeze down slightly as it travels through different choke constrictions, which keeps pressures more consistent and helps with feeding. A one-piece cushioned wad sits behind the slug to soak up some of that felt recoil, which .410 shooters tend to appreciate given how light these guns usually are. The hollow point nose is what gives this slug its expansion, opening up on impact for a wider wound channel than a solid slug would produce.
Federal built the Power-Shok line to be the practical, no-frills option in their slug lineup, and that reputation has held up over the years. It's a dependable choice for anyone running a .410 for predator control, small game, or turkey hunting at closer ranges where a slug makes more sense than shot. Plenty of folks also keep a box on hand for pest control around the property or as a companion load alongside buckshot in a .410 defensive setup.
Each box holds 5 rounds, so it's easy to grab a couple for a hunting trip or pattern testing without committing to a full case right away. If you're running a smoothbore .410, this is a straightforward, well-priced slug option worth having in the truck or the safe.
No, this slug is designed for smoothbore .410 shotguns, not rifled barrels. Shooting rifled slugs through a rifled bore can actually hurt accuracy since the barrel's rifling and the slug's exterior rifling work against each other. Stick to smoothbore guns for the best results with this load.
This round works in smoothbore .410 shotguns including single-shots, pumps, and break-actions, as well as smoothbore .410 revolvers like the Taurus Judge or Governor. Just make sure your particular barrel or cylinder is smoothbore rather than rifled for proper slug performance.
It's a solid pick for small game, predators, and close-range turkey hunting where a slug outperforms shot. The soft lead hollow point construction gives it decent expansion on impact, and the moderate velocity keeps recoil manageable in lightweight .410 guns.
Recoil is noticeably lighter than what you'd feel from 12 or 20 gauge slugs, which is part of the appeal of running a .410 for slug work. The cushioned wad behind the slug also helps soften the felt recoil a bit further, making it comfortable for extended range sessions.
| UPC | 029465009991 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | F412RS |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Grains | 109 gr |
| Length | 2.50" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Rifled Slug |
| Shipping Weight | 0.15 |
| Shot Size | Rifled Slug |
| Shot Weight | .25 oz |
| Units per Box | 5 |
| Cost per Round | 2.20 |
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