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The Federal Upland Steel 410 bore is built for hunters who need dependable, non-lead ammunition without compromise. This load delivers the velocity and pattern consistency you need to keep your shots connecting on hard-to-hit upland birds, especially in areas where lead-free shot is mandated.
Steel is less dense than lead—roughly 69% the density—which means a lighter payload per ounce. Federal compensates for this by pushing these shells to 1400 fps. That velocity helps the 3/8 ounce payload of #7.5 shot maintain energy and grouping all the way to the target. The eight-segment crimp ensures consistent velocities shot after shot, so you know what to expect when the bird flushes.
Smaller shot sizes like 7.5 excel on upland game like doves, quail, and grouse because they produce denser patterns at the ranges where these birds are typically taken. You get more pellets in the air, which means more chances to connect. With a .410, that tighter pattern becomes especially valuable since the smaller bore needs all the help it can get to deliver sufficient pellet density downrange.
This box holds 25 shells—enough to keep you in the field all day without a pocket full of loose rounds. The compact, familiar 25-round format makes it easy to toss in your vest or bag and grab when you head out, whether you're working a field or working a creek bottom for doves.
Many areas now require non-lead ammunition for hunting on public lands and sensitive habitats. Steel shot is effective for upland game like doves and quail when loaded to proper velocity, and it's environmentally safer. Even where it's not mandated, some hunters prefer it for conservation reasons. This Federal load is designed specifically to make the transition smooth.
For a .410, 3/8 oz is standard and appropriate for close-range upland hunting on doves, quail, and grouse. The .410 is most effective under 30 yards, where a denser pattern matters more than raw payload. The #7.5 shot size produces that tight pattern you need at typical upland distances.
At 1400 fps, this Federal Upland Steel load runs hot for a .410, which helps steel shot—being less dense than lead—maintain energy and pattern density downrange. It's a velocity that makes this light steel payload perform more like lead loads you might be familiar with.
The .410 bore is best suited for close-range shooting, typically effective to about 25-30 yards with standard loads. Beyond that, the limited pellet count and smaller bore make patterns too thin for reliable hits on upland birds. Stay within that comfortable range and you'll have good results.
| UPC | 604544661316 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | USH41075 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Length | 3" |
| Shipping Weight | 0.95 |
| Shot Size | #7.5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.92 |
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