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HEVI-Shot HEVI-XII tungsten shells transform what the .410 bore can do in the field. These aren't just another option for the small bore, they're a genuine upgrade to waterfowl and upland hunting in a compact package.
The 12 g/cc tungsten pellets in these shells are the real difference maker. Because tungsten is 53.8% denser than steel, it carries velocity and energy significantly farther downrange. That density translates to roughly double the downrange energy compared to equivalent steel loads. In practical terms, you can drop three full shot sizes for equal lethality while still putting 28% more pellets on target. The #5 shot size strikes the right balance between pattern density and downrange performance for most waterfowl situations.
These shells load a half-ounce of tungsten shot at 1250 feet per second through a 3-inch hull. That velocity combined with tungsten's superior density means tighter, harder-hitting patterns at typical hunting distances. The result is what separates tungsten from steel: cleaner, more reliable kills with fewer wounded birds. For the .410 platform especially, tungsten gives you performance characteristics that steel cannot match without jumping up to a larger gauge.
These shells meet 100% non-toxic requirements for waterfowl zones and other areas where non-toxic shot is mandated. The #5 shot size also handles upland birds when conditions require non-toxic ammunition. With 25 shells per box, you're getting reliable ammunition that works across multiple hunting applications.
HEVI-XII tungsten pellets are 53.8% denser than steel, which roughly doubles the downrange energy. That means tighter, harder-hitting patterns at hunting distances and more reliable kills. Because tungsten performs like a larger shot size, you can use a #5 tungsten load with the pattern density of a much larger steel load, while getting 28% more pellets on target.
Yes, these are boxer-primed shells that can be reloaded. Proper reloading requires the right equipment and components designed for tungsten shot, so make sure you have quality dies and powders rated for tungsten before you start the process.
Yes. The #5 shot size works well for waterfowl like ducks and some geese in typical hunting situations. The tungsten's density gives it excellent range, so you're not sacrificing performance by going to a smaller shot size. For upland use, these shells can handle quail and similar birds effectively. Make sure the specific load meets any local requirements for the game you're hunting.
The 410 with HEVI-XII tungsten delivers serious performance in a compact, lighter-recoiling package. If you hunt in tight timber or prefer less noise and recoil without sacrificing lethality, these loads make the 410 a genuine option instead of a compromise. For younger or recoil-sensitive hunters, tungsten in the 410 opens up hunting opportunities that steel in the same gauge simply can't match.
| UPC | 604544695168 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HS54105 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Length | 3" |
| Shot Size | #5 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 3.12 |
| Grains | #5 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Tungsten |
| Shipping Weight | 1.207 |
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