Nobel/Eurosports Llc Ans4126 Club Usa 410Gauge 2.50" 1/2Oz 6Shot 25 Per Box/10 Case

NobleSport Club USA 410-gauge shotshells deliver hunting-grade performance in a compact, versatile package. These 2.5" loads are built on the same equipment and manufacturing standards as NobleSport's competition target shells—a rare commitment in factory ammunition. Each round combines quality components: hard antimony shot, consistent powder charge, proven wad design, and NobleSport's reliable 209 primers. Whether you're hunting upland birds, small game, or working a .410 on clay, you get ammunition assembled to exacting standards rather than assembled to a budget.

The .410 bore demands precision loading to pattern cleanly and hit hard. NobleSport refuses the cost-cutting shortcuts common in commodity ammunition: soft shot deforms under setback and patterns erratically; cheap powder varies from round to round. These shells are engineered for evenness. Six pellets of hard shot per load means tight, predictable patterns—critical in a bore where every pellet counts. The 1/2-ounce payload is optimized for the .410's ballistics, not inflated to trick the numbers.

Sold in boxes of 25, with 10 boxes per case, Club USA gives you quantity for the range or field without the compromise of bulk generic loads. If you own a .410 and expect it to perform, ammunition matters just as much as the gun. These shells prove NobleSport's hunting line doesn't settle.

Key Features

• Hard antimony shot for consistent, tight patterns
• NobleSport 209 primers for reliable ignition
• Uniform powder charge and proven wad design
• Manufactured to the same standards as NobleSport target ammunition
• 25-round box; 10 boxes per case for convenient quantity

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is .410 ammunition used for?

The .410 bore is popular for upland bird hunting, small game, and clay shooting. It's also favored by shooters who prefer a lighter recoil option. NobleSport Club USA loads are built to perform across these applications with clean patterns and reliable ignition.

Why does shot quality matter in .410 ammunition?

The .410's smaller bore means fewer pellets per load than larger gauges. Hard antimony shot resists deformation and produces tighter, more predictable patterns. Soft shot deforms under firing, scatters erratically, and wastes pellets. With only six shot per round, consistency is everything.

How many rounds come in a case?

Each case contains 10 boxes of 25 shells, totaling 250 rounds of .410 ammunition.

Are these shells reloadable?

That information is not provided. Check the product packaging or contact us for reloading details specific to these shells.