Understanding the .410 Shotgun .410 Basics The crisp autumn air, the crunch of leaves underfoot, and the anticipation that builds with every step – these are the hallmarks of a classic rabbit hunt. For generations, sportsmen and women have sought the thrill of pursuing these swift, elusive creatures. Among the myriad of firearms used for … Read more
Understanding the Brenneke 410 Close Encounter1 Slug Physical Characteristics At its core, the Brenneke 410 Close Encounter1 is a specialized projectile designed for the .410-bore shotgun. The .410 cartridge, known for its relatively small size, offers advantages in terms of manageable recoil, making it appealing to a wider range of shooters, especially those new to … Read more
Understanding the .410 Bore Introduction to the .410 Bore The .410 bore is a shotgun gauge distinguished by its narrow bore diameter, roughly equivalent to a .410-inch projectile. This design results in a lighter shotgun with significantly less recoil than larger gauges like 12 or 20. The .410 bore often receives praise from those who … Read more
A Blast From the Past: The Roots of the .410 and Lever Action The .410 Bore The .410 bore, a small but effective shotgun cartridge, has a long and intriguing history. Unlike other shotgun gauges that measure the bore diameter, the .410 is a rarity, measured by its actual bore size in inches, with a … Read more
