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When you're shooting competitive clay games with a .410, every round counts. Federal Premium designed the High Over All series specifically for the demands of serious competition, and this 2.5-inch load packs all the engineering that makes it work.
The foundation here is hard lead shot made with high-antimony content. At ignition, pellets face tremendous pressure and can flatten under the force, which degrades your pattern. That hard antimony-lead blend resists deformation, keeping pellets round so they maintain energy downrange and pattern tighter when they get there. At 1275 fps, these rounds deliver velocity that performs at typical competition distances without unnecessary powder consumption.
Federal's Podium wad separates the HOA line from standard loads. The one-piece design features a crush zone that compresses during firing, cushioning the shot column to minimize deformation at the moment of ignition. This engineering translates to denser, more consistent patterns shot after shot. For a gauge that only carries half an ounce of shot, pattern consistency isn't optional—it's your margin for success.
The brass head and tapered single-piece hull are built with reloaders in mind. Brass extracts cleanly from tight competition gun chambers and resizes easier than alternatives. The tapered design and integral base wad give you flexibility with wad selection, letting you reload with a wider variety of components. Each hull can handle multiple reloads, which matters when you're running serious practice schedules.
The #9 shot size is the standard for competitive .410 shooting, especially in skeet where tighter patterns make the limited payload work harder for you. These shells deliver roughly 292 pellets per round—dense enough to break clays when your sight picture is right, but demanding that you shoot with precision. It's the gun for competitors who want the challenge and the reward of mastering a smaller bore.
Yes. The solid brass head and tapered single-piece hull design are specifically engineered for reloaders. The brass extracts cleanly from tight gun chambers and resizes easier than standard hulls. The integral base wad and tapered design let you reload with a wider variety of wads, and each hull can handle multiple reloads before it needs to be retired.
#9 shot is the standard choice for competitive skeet shooting with .410 bore. This size delivers the tightest patterns and the most pellets in the half-ounce payload, giving you roughly 292 pellets per round. The tradeoff is that you need to shoot with precision and good speed, as smaller pellets lose energy faster than larger shot.
The Podium wad features a unique crush zone design that compresses during ignition to cushion the shot column. This minimizes pellet deformation at the moment of firing, helping pellets stay round so they maintain their pattern integrity and energy downrange. The result is denser, more consistent patterns from load to load.
Lead mixed with antimony becomes harder and more resistant to deformation. During firing, pellets experience tremendous pressure that can flatten them and degrade patterns. Hard-antimony pellets resist this flattening, keeping their round shape so they pattern tighter and carry more energy to the target.
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.84 |
| Length | 2.50" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HOA410H9 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.115 |
| Shot Size | 9 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 604544684056 |
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