ATI 410 Target Load #9 - 2.5" 1/2oz Shot Shells (25 Rounds) - AC4109
- Ounces:
- 1/2 oz
- Capacity-Rounds:
- 20
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 410 Gauge
- Length:
- 2.50"
- SHOT Size:
- 9
- Muzzle Velocity:
- 1280
- Application:
- Sport Shooting
- HazAir:
- Yes
The ATI 410 Target Load #9 shot shells are purpose-built for recreational shooting and clay target practice with .410-bore shotguns. Each round delivers a 1/2-ounce payload of #9 shot in a 2.5-inch hull, offering the light recoil and moderate shot charge that make target shooting enjoyable for extended range sessions. This 25-round box gives you enough shells to dial in your technique or work through a casual afternoon at the range without breaking the bank.
The #9 shot size is ideal for precision targeting at moderate distances—tight enough to group effectively on clay targets while maintaining the inherent pattern characteristics of the diminutive .410 platform. Whether you're a .410 enthusiast sharpening your marksmanship, a younger or recoil-sensitive shooter building confidence, or simply looking for economical practice ammo, ATI's Target Load delivers consistent performance without unnecessary frills.
ATI Outdoors has built a solid reputation for producing reliable, straightforward ammunition that shooters can count on. These target loads reflect that commitment: no marketing hype, just functional shot shells designed to go bang when you pull the trigger.
Key Features
- 1/2-ounce shot charge for light recoil and extended practice sessions
- #9 shot size optimized for target and clay shooting
- 2.5-inch hull design compatible with standard .410 shotguns
- 25 rounds per box for convenient range trips
- Budget-friendly option for regular shooters
Specifications
| Gauge | .410 bore |
| Shell Length | 2.5 inches |
| Shot Size | #9 |
| Shot Weight | 1/2 ounce |
| Rounds Per Box | 25 |
| Brand | ATI Outdoors |
| Model | AC4109 |
Frequently Asked Questions
What .410 shotguns will these shells work in?
These 2.5-inch Target Load shells are compatible with .410-bore shotguns chambered for 2.5-inch ammunition. Always verify your gun's chamber length before purchasing.
Are these shells good for hunting?
These target loads are designed for recreational shooting and clay practice. Hunting applications depend on your local regulations and game; consult your state's hunting guides to determine appropriate shot sizes and loads for your intended use.
What's the difference between #9 shot and larger sizes?
Shot size #9 is among the smallest shotgun pellets available, producing tighter patterns at moderate range and minimal recoil—ideal for target work. Larger shot sizes carry more energy at distance but deliver heavier recoil, making them better suited to hunting larger game.
How many boxes do I need for a shooting session?
That depends on how much you plan to shoot. Each box contains 25 rounds; most recreational shooters go through one or more boxes in a typical range day. Buy accordingly based on your typical range time.
Ammunition Restrictions:
You must be 18 years or older to purchase shotgun or rifle ammunition, and 21 years or older for handgun ammunition. All ammunition must be shipped via Domestic Ground, and shipping is not available for international residents. Residents of CA, DC, IL, MA, NY, CT, and NJ may be subject to additional restrictions. Always ensure you use the appropriate ammunition for your firearms, and check your state and local laws for any other relevant regulations on firearms and ammunition. Due to Department of Transportation regulations, returns on ammo cannot be accepted. Please verify local laws before placing an order.
We are unable to ship ammunition to the following:
- Hawaii
- Alaska
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