Magtech Ammunition Magtech 36 (.410'') Ga Brass Shotshell 25/Bx

The Magtech 36 .410 gauge brass shotshell is a reloading component built for shooters who want to reload their own .410 ammunition. Magtech brass shotshells are designed for handloaders who process their own shotgun rounds, offering consistent quality and reliable performance round after round. Each box contains 25 empty brass hulls ready for your reloading press—ideal for hunters, sport shooters, and casual plinkers who shoot enough .410 to make reloading worthwhile.

.410 gauge shotshells are smaller and lighter than standard 12 or 20 gauge rounds, making them popular for youth shooters, smaller-framed hunters, and those who prefer a mild recoil profile. If you're already invested in .410 reloading equipment, maintaining a steady supply of quality brass is key to keeping your costs down and your ammunition production consistent. Magtech brass is a reliable workhorse component in the reloader's inventory.

Reloading shotshell brass requires the right equipment, dies, and components—this is the hull foundation for that process. Whether you're loading for upland hunting, clay shooting, or backyard practice, having known-quality brass on hand means you're ready to load when you have time and materials. Store these hulls dry and protect them from corrosion, and they'll serve you through many reloading cycles.

Key Features

• Empty brass shotshell hulls for handloading .410 gauge ammunition
• Pack of 25 shells per box
• Consistent quality for reliable reloading results
• Designed for reuse and multiple reload cycles

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What reloading equipment do I need to reload .410 brass shotshells?

You'll need a shotshell reloading press, appropriate dies for .410 gauge, primers, powder, shot, and wads. These brass hulls are the foundational component; consult your reloading press manual and ammunition reloading guides for complete setup and load data.

How many times can I reload Magtech brass shotshells?

Brass shotshells are designed for reuse. The number of reload cycles depends on your specific loading practices, equipment, and inspection habits. Always inspect hulls for damage, cracks, or separation before reloading, and retire any that show wear or defects.

Are these .410 brass hulls suitable for both upland hunting and sport shooting?

Yes—these are empty components. Your finished loads will be suited to whatever ammunition specifications and load data you choose to develop or follow for your .410 shotgun and intended use.

Do these come with primers, powder, shot, or wads?

No—this is a box of 25 empty brass hulls only. You'll need to source your own reloading components separately.