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Remington's Express XLR line has earned its reputation with hunters and field shooters who want dependable ammo for upland hunting and small game work. These .410 bore shells sit right at the intersection of power and precision, loaded with copper-plated #4 shot that patterns tight and reaches farther than standard loads.
What makes these rounds stand out is the one-piece Power-Piston wad that sits behind the shot column. Instead of relying on multiple pieces that can separate unpredictably, this single-piece design keeps everything moving together for more uniform patterns. That consistency matters when you're threading shots through brush or taking shots at 25+ yards where pattern density becomes critical. The high-brass construction adds another layer of reliability, functioning smoothly whether you're running a single-shot, break-open shotgun, or semi-auto.
Copper-plated pellets bring improved pattern retention compared to bare lead. The #4 shot size strikes a practical balance for the .410 bore—large enough to carry energy, small enough to pack more pellets into that modest payload. At 1,250 fps muzzle velocity, these shells deliver the performance Remington built the Express XLR line around. Whether you're hunting quail on a cool morning, working rabbits in brush, or dispatching small varmints around the property, the tighter patterns and extended range give you real-world advantages.
Each box contains 25 rounds ready to load. The standard 2.5-inch shell length works in the majority of .410 shotguns—single shots, break-actions, pumps, and semi-autos. These are straightforward, no-frills hunting loads designed for field performance.
Express XLR .410 2.5-inch shells work in the vast majority of .410 shotguns including single-shot break-actions, pumps, and semi-autos. Just make sure your gun is chambered for 2.5-inch shells or longer. If your shotgun accepts 3-inch shells, you can safely shoot 2.5-inch loads without any issues.
Shot size determines pellet count and effective range. Number #4 falls in the middle ground for the .410—larger sizes like #2 carry more energy but fewer pellets, while smaller sizes like #6 or #7.5 give more pellets for denser patterns but less individual pellet energy. For upland birds out to 25-30 yards, #4 is a solid all-around choice.
The one-piece design keeps shot and wad together longer, producing more uniform patterns than traditional multi-piece wads that can separate during flight. For the limited pellet count of a .410, that consistency translates directly to tighter, more predictable patterns at range.
Copper-plated shot reduces pellet deformation as it travels down the barrel and through the choke, which means better pattern density and more consistent performance. It's especially noticeable in tighter chokes and at longer ranges where pattern integrity matters most.
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.92 |
| Length | 2.50" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20743 |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shipping Weight | 1.1 |
| Shot Size | #4 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 047700017006 |
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