Federal H41275 Game-Shok High Brass 410 Gauge 2.50" 1/2 oz 1200 fps 7.5 Shot 25ea

Federal Game-Shok High Brass 410 gauge ammunition is a solid choice for upland bird hunters working with lightweight 410 shotguns. This 2.5" shell delivers a half-ounce of #7.5 shot at 1200 feet per second, striking the balance between payload and recoil management that makes .410 hunting practical for small-game and upland pursuits. Whether you're after quail, grouse, or other upland game in woods or open fields, Game-Shok loads are built to pattern efficiently and perform reliably in the field.

The high brass-plated steel head construction is designed to withstand chamber pressures and rough handling, while the one-piece wad helps maximize shot payload and consistency. Federal's high-quality round shot is formulated for hardness, which translates to tighter patterns and better energy retention downrange—especially important when hunting with a smaller bore where every pellet counts. The ammunition uses select propellant and a non-corrosive primer for dependable ignition in all weather conditions.

Game-Shok rounds come in convenient 25-round boxes, making it easy to stock up for a hunting season or practice session. The #7.5 shot size is a versatile choice for most upland applications, offering a good spread of pellet count and pattern density. If you shoot a .410 and want ammo that's consistently available, reasonably priced, and built to Federal's reputation for reliability, these loads deserve a spot in your shell bag.

Key Features

• High brass-plated steel head for durability and consistent performance
• One-piece wad design to maximize payload efficiency
• High-quality hardened round shot for improved pattern density
• Non-corrosive primer and select propellant for reliable ignition
• Practical 25-round box count

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Federal Game-Shok 410 good for upland hunting?

Yes. Federal Game-Shok is specifically designed for upland birds like quail and grouse. The #7.5 shot size and 1200 fps velocity are typical for .410 upland loads, and the hardened shot helps deliver consistent patterns in the field.

What's the difference between high brass and low brass shotgun shells?

High brass shells use a brass-plated steel head and are built to handle higher pressures and more robust reloading. They're generally preferred for hunting and field use. Game-Shok's high brass construction adds durability for regular hunting use.

How many pellets are in a 1/2 oz charge of #7.5 shot?

We don't have the exact pellet count for this specific load. For precise ballistic data, contact Federal directly or check their official product documentation.

Will Federal Game-Shok 410 work in any .410 shotgun?

These are standard 2.5" shells, so they'll chamber in any 2.5" or 3" .410 shotgun. Always check your firearm's manual to confirm compatibility with your specific gun.