Kent Cartridge Upland Fasteel 410Ga 5/8Oz #7 25/10

The Kent Cartridge Upland Fasteel 410-gauge shotgun ammunition is built for upland bird hunters who want reliable, cost-effective loads. This 410 shell delivers a 5/8-ounce payload of #7 shot, a proven pattern for quail, grouse, woodcock, and other small game at modest ranges. With 25 rounds per box and 10 boxes per case, you get 250 rounds—enough to stock your vest for a full season or break in a new gun at the range.

The 410 is the lightest of the standard shotgun gauges, making it ideal for younger shooters, lighter-recoiling upland work, or situations where you're covering miles of brushy terrain on foot. Fasteel shot delivers consistent velocity and pattern density without the premium price tag of premium ammunition, so you can focus on technique and bird reading rather than rationing rounds.

Whether you're a budget-conscious upland enthusiast or introducing someone new to shotgun hunting, these Kent rounds perform where it counts: in the field. Stock a case and you're ready for opening day.

Key Features

• 410-gauge upland hunting load
• #7 shot size ideal for small game birds
• 5/8-ounce payload
• 25 rounds per box, 10 boxes per case
• Economical choice for frequent shooting

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is 410-gauge ammunition used for?

The 410 is a lightweight shotgun gauge favored for upland bird hunting—quail, grouse, woodcock, and pheasant in open or lighter cover. It's also popular for introducing new shooters to shotgun hunting due to mild recoil and lower shot volume.

What does #7 shot size mean, and when do I use it?

#7 shot is a small-diameter pellet size designed for close- to mid-range hunting of small game birds. It provides denser patterns than larger shot sizes and is the standard choice for upland bird work.

How much ammunition is in a case?

Each case contains 10 boxes of 25 rounds, for a total of 250 shells.

Is this ammunition suitable for clay target shooting?

While these are upland hunting loads, some shooters use them for casual clay or sport shooting. For high-volume trap, skeet, or sporting clays, dedicated target loads may offer better consistency and value.