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HEVI-Bismuth stands out because it brings real performance to the lightweight 410 platform. The pellets are 22% denser than steel, which means your gun delivers significantly more energy downrange compared to standard steel loads. That density advantage lets you drop down a shot size and still get the same stopping power, giving you a tighter pattern with more pellets on target when it matters most.
Unlike steel shot, which can wear down older barrels and fixed chokes over time, bismuth is one of the softest non-toxic shot materials available. That softness means you can run this ammo through vintage double barrels, classic side-by-sides, and modern semi-autos without any concerns. The pellets are manufactured and cast to high standards in Sweet Home, Oregon, ensuring consistent performance every time you shoot.
This load pushes out at 1300 fps with 9/16 oz of 6 shot in a 3-inch shell. The combination of density, velocity, and pellet count makes it effective at the ranges where most waterfowl hunting happens. You're getting a non-toxic alternative that actually performs comparable to lead rather than forcing you to accept reduced capability. It's the kind of ammunition that bridges the gap between what lead used to deliver and what you need in the field today.
Yes, this is one of the main advantages of bismuth over steel. Bismuth is significantly softer than steel, so it won't damage fixed chokes or older barrels the way steel shot can. It's safe to use in classic double barrels, side-by-sides, and any modern shotgun as well.
The increased density makes a real difference. At 22% denser than steel, these pellets carry more energy downrange, which means better penetration and more reliable kills at typical hunting distances. You can actually use a smaller shot size with bismuth and get comparable results to a larger steel load, giving you a tighter pattern with more pellets.
While HEVI-Bismuth is specifically loaded as a waterfowl round, the 410 bore with 6 shot can certainly be used for upland birds and small game. The lightweight platform and reduced recoil of a 410 combined with bismuth's superior performance makes it versatile for various hunting situations.
Patterning is always a good practice with shotgun ammunition, especially in sub-gauge guns like the 410. Different gun and choke combinations can produce different results, so spending time at the range to see how this load patterns in your specific shotgun is worth the effort before heading to the field.
| UPC | 816383002643 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HS19006 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Length | 3" |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 1.56 |
| Grains | #6 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Bismuth |
| Shipping Weight | 1.2 |
| Shot Weight | 9/16 oz |
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