Federal USH41075 Upland Field & Range 410 Gauge 2.75" 3/8 oz 1400 fps 7.5 Shot 25ea

The Federal USH41075 Upland Field & Range 410 gauge shotshell is built for hunters and sport shooters who appreciate the light recoil and minimal payload of a .410—without sacrificing effective patterns in the field. Loaded with 3/8 oz of 7.5 shot at 1400 fps, these 2.75" shells deliver the kind of performance you need for upland game, clay work, or small-game hunting when you want a gun that handles like an extension of your arm. A 25-round box keeps you stocked for a solid day afield.

Federal's Upland Field & Range line balances economy and reliability, so you can shoot enough to stay sharp without breaking the bank. The 7.5 shot size patterns tight enough for close- to mid-range work on birds and small targets, and the modest recoil makes follow-up shots easier—especially important if you're working multiple flushes or competing in clays. Whether you're introducing a new shooter to shotgunning or running a dedicated .410 rig, these shells perform where it counts.

Built to Federal's standard quality, each round is loaded consistently and fires reliably in any .410 chamber rated for 2.75" shells. You get 25 rounds per box, so buy a few to keep your favorite .410 fed through the season.

Key Features

• 3/8 oz shot payload—manageable recoil and predictable patterns
• 7.5 shot size—effective for upland game and sport shooting
• 1400 fps velocity—standard performance for .410 upland loads
• 2.75" shell length—compatible with standard .410 chambers
• 25 rounds per box—convenient quantity for field and range use

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these shells work in my .410 shotgun?

Yes, if your .410 is rated for 2.75" shells. These are standard 2.75" loads, so they'll chamber in any .410 that accepts that length. Check your owner's manual or barrel marking if you're unsure.

What's the 7.5 shot size best for?

7.5 shot is ideal for upland birds, small game, and clay shooting at typical field ranges. It patterns tighter than larger shot sizes while still delivering enough pellets for clean, reliable hits.

How much recoil should I expect?

The .410 is known for light recoil thanks to its small bore and modest payload. At 3/8 oz, these Federal loads are on the mild end, making them manageable for shooters of varying experience and build.

How many rounds come in a box?

Each box contains 25 rounds, giving you a practical quantity for a range session or a day in the field.