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Winchester has been loading Super-X ammunition since 1922, and this 410 Bore rifled slug carries that same no-nonsense reputation into one of the smallest bores the company still builds slugs for. The X413RS5 pairs a 3 inch hull with a 1/4 ounce hollow point slug, giving .410 shotgun owners a legitimate single-projectile option instead of relying on birdshot or buckshot alone.
This slug leaves the muzzle around 1800 fps and generates roughly 788 ft-lbs of energy, numbers that put it in the same neighborhood as a stout .357 Magnum handgun load. The rifling isn't cut into the barrel, it's molded right into the slug itself, which is what a true rifled slug is designed to do in a smoothbore gun. That design helps stabilize the slug as it travels down the bore and keeps it flying straight without needing a dedicated rifled barrel. The case is brass with a Boxer primer, so if you load your own shells down the road, these hulls are worth saving.
This load shows up on a lot of short lists for close range hunting, whether that's deer, hogs, or predator control, along with home defense duty in .410 pump guns and break-actions. Keep in mind rifled slugs are matched to smoothbore barrels, not rifled ones, so if your .410 has a rifled bore you'll want a sabot slug instead. Independent range testing on this exact load has noted mild recoil and accuracy that outperformed expectations for a shell this size, which lines up with what a lot of .410 owners find once they get it on paper. It's a straightforward, dependable option for anyone who wants more punch out of a small bore gun without overcomplicating things.
This is built as a true rifled slug, meaning the rifling grooves are molded into the slug itself rather than the barrel. It's meant for smoothbore .410 shotguns. If your gun has a fully rifled barrel, you'll get better accuracy and performance from a sabot slug instead.
Given the lighter slug weight and energy compared to larger gauges, most hunters keep shots inside 50 yards or so for a clean, ethical hit. Energy and velocity drop off quickly past that distance, so shot placement matters even more with a .410 than it would with a 12 or 20 gauge.
It's a solid option in a pinch for .410 platforms, delivering a single hard-hitting projectile with light recoil compared to larger gauge slugs. Plenty of folks running pump-action .410s keep a few of these loaded for exactly that reason.
Yes, this load uses a brass case with a Boxer primer, which makes it a good candidate for reloading if you're set up for .410 shotshells. Just inspect the brass for any cracks or damage before reloading, same as you would with any reloadable case.
| UPC | 020892016538 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | X413RS5 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 410 Bore 3" |
| Length | 3" |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Rifled Slug |
| Shipping Weight | 0.15 |
| Shot Size | Rifled Slug |
| Shot Weight | 1/4 oz |
| Units per Box | 5 |
| Cost per Round | 2.00 |
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