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The .410 bore demands precision and commitment, but when you've got the right ammunition behind you, the challenge becomes a whole lot more rewarding. Remington's Premier Nitro Sporting Clays shells are engineered for shooters who are serious about squaring up against clays with the diminutive gauge.
These loads push 1/2 ounce of #8 lead shot downrange at 1300 fps, which is exactly the velocity advantage you need when shooting crossers at distance or working targets that sit outside the 20 to 30 yard window. That extra speed helps you stay connected to the line of the clay without running past it, and the consistent shot-to-shot uniformity means you're not constantly making adjustments for erratic patterns.
The distinctive gold hull isn't just for looks. It's earned its reputation among reloaders as one of the friendliest designs on the market. If you're stretching your dollar by handloading, these shells hold up through multiple cycles and maintain consistency round after round. The plastic construction resists damage better than some competitors, and the brass head stays reliably in place.
Remington has been dominating clay target sports for over a century, and these shells show why. With consistent velocities and tight patterns, they've become a fixture on trap, skeet, and sporting clays ranges across the country. The .410 is an expert's gauge for sure, but with ammunition this reliable, you're removing one variable from an already demanding discipline. Whether you're practicing on a dedicated sub-gauge course or bringing the heat at a local tournament, these loads deliver the kind of shot-to-shot consistency that lets your technique shine through.
Yes. The iconic gold hull has earned a strong reputation for reloadability among handloaders. The plastic construction and brass head are designed to withstand multiple reloading cycles while maintaining consistency and durability. Many competitive clay target shooters reload these shells to extend their investment and customize loads for their specific guns.
Number 8 shot is ideal for targets inside 25 to 35 yards, depending on your gun's choke and how tight your pattern holds. The .410 is inherently a closer-range gauge compared to 12 or 20 bore, so courses designed for sub-gauge competition typically keep target presentations well within these distances. Choke selection becomes critical with the .410 because pellet count is limited.
The 1300 fps velocity is at the upper end for .410 sporting clays loads, giving you a real advantage on longer crossing shots and helping target leads feel more natural. This extra speed also helps compensate for the smaller payload inherent to the .410 gauge by delivering pellets with better energy retention at distance.
The .410 is genuinely an expert's gauge due to its limited pellet count and tight margin for error. Beginners typically have better success with 20 or 28 gauge while they're learning the fundamentals. That said, if you're shooting a dedicated sub-gauge course where targets are set up specifically for smaller gauges, the minimal recoil and lightweight handling can make it approachable for new shooters with proper coaching.
| UPC | 047700501000 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 28879 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Length | 2.50" |
| Product Type | Lead |
| Shot Size | #8 |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
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