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The Winchester Super-X 410 Bore in #6 shot is built for people who take their upland and small-game hunting seriously but don't need a heavier gauge. These 2.5-inch shells come with high-brass construction, which gives you better durability and more consistent ignition compared to standard loads. The #6 shot size works well on game birds and other upland species where you want clean, effective patterns without over-penetration.
Winchester has been making shotgun ammunition since 1866, and decades of that experience show up in these shells. The one-piece hinged wad design helps deliver tight, consistent patterns, while the centerfire primer and quality propellant ensure ignition you can count on across different shotgun platforms. You get a muzzle velocity of 1245 fps, which provides good energy downrange while keeping recoil manageable in lighter 410 shotguns.
With 1/2 ounce of #6 lead shot, this load gives you enough pellets for effective coverage on typical upland game without the bulk and recoil of larger gauges. The #6 shot size bridges the gap between heavier bird loads and small-game ammunition, making it practical for situations where you might encounter either. The high-brass case handles repeat shooting better than budget alternatives, which matters if you're spending a day in the field.
The 410 bore is the smallest shotgun cartridge in common use, and these 2.5-inch shells are the right choice for any 410 shotgun chambered for 2.5-inch ammunition. Make sure your shotgun isn't restricted to 3-inch shells before loading these up. The lighter recoil makes a 410 easier to shoot accurately, especially over the course of a day of hunting, and the compact size fits everything from over-and-unders to single-shots to lever-action rifles chambered in 410.
These 2.5-inch shells are designed for 410 shotguns chambered in 2.5-inch. If your gun is only marked for 3-inch shells, these won't fit. Check your shotgun's chamber stamp or manual before purchasing. If you're unsure, contact the manufacturer of your shotgun to confirm your chamber length.
The #6 shot works well for rabbits, squirrels, and upland game birds like quail. It's a good general-purpose size that gives you solid pellet count while keeping energy and recoil reasonable. Smaller shot sizes like #7.5 or #8 work better for smaller birds, while you'd want #4 or #5 for larger upland game like pheasants.
The high-brass construction on Winchester Super-X shells gives you better durability, more consistent ignition, and more reliable extraction across different shotgun designs. The quality components and precise manufacturing mean you get repeatable patterns and velocity, which matters when you're hunting. Standard or low-brass shells are typically fine for casual shooting, but high-brass loads deliver the consistency that serious hunters expect.
The 410 has much lighter recoil and is easier to shoot accurately over long days in the field, but it has less range and payload than 12-gauge or 20-gauge. It's well-suited for small game and upland birds at typical field distances, but won't give you the pattern or knock-down power of larger gauges on bigger game. The tradeoff is handling and comfort for tighter, shorter-range applications.
| Caliber/Gauge | 410 Bore 2.5" |
|---|---|
| Cost per Round | 0.88 |
| Grains | #6 |
| Length | 2.50" |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | X416 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Shotshell |
| Shipping Weight | 1.1 |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Weight | 1/2 oz |
| Units per Box | 25 |
| UPC | 020892001015 |
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