Remington Express XLR Upland 410 Gauge 2.5" 1/2 oz #6 Shot - 25 Rounds/Box

The Remington Express XLR Upland 410 Gauge 2.5" shotshell loads a half-ounce of #6 shot in a compact, light-recoiling round built for hunters working close-range upland game. The .410 is the lightest standard shotgun gauge—nimble in tight brush, easier to carry all day, and forgiving on the shoulder—making it a natural fit for upland bird hunting where quick flushes and snap shots matter more than range. #6 shot sits in the sweet spot for quail, grouse, and other upland birds: small enough for tight patterns at typical hunting distances, heavy enough to retain energy through brush and light cover. Twenty-five rounds per box means you get a full day's worth of shells without breaking a case.

Remington's Upland line has earned its reputation among field hunters by delivering consistent patterns and reliable performance across a range of upland conditions. These loads are formulated to cycle reliably in .410 shotguns and perform predictably in the field—no surprises when it matters. Whether you're working a pointer through prairie grass or pushing into brushy draws, Express XLR Upland ammo is designed to handle the job without unnecessary fuss or recoil fatigue.

The 2.5" shell length is standard for most modern .410 shotguns and fits older models as well, giving you broad platform compatibility. If you're serious about lightweight upland hunting and want ammo that patterns well and doesn't require you to carry a heavier gauge all day, this is a logical choice.

Key Features

• Lightweight .410 gauge ideal for upland bird hunting with minimal recoil
• #6 shot size optimized for quail, grouse, and similar upland game
• Half-ounce payload in a 2.5" shell for reliable, consistent patterns
• 25 rounds per box for a full hunting day's supply
• Proven Remington Upland line with established field reputation

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What shotguns will this .410 ammo work in?

The 2.5" shell fits standard modern .410 shotguns and most older .410 models as well. Check your shotgun's chamber markings to confirm it accepts 2.5" shells; some older or specialized .410s may use different lengths.

What game is #6 shot best for?

Number 6 shot is well-suited for quail, grouse, and other upland birds hunted at typical close-range distances. The shot size balances pattern density with retained energy in brush and light cover.

Is the .410 a good choice for a new upland hunter?

The .410's lightweight design, minimal recoil, and nimble handling make it popular with hunters who spend long days in the field and want reduced shoulder fatigue. However, it requires more precise shooting than larger gauges—factors to consider based on your experience and comfort level.

How many boxes would I need for a full season?

That depends on how much you hunt and your hit rate. With 25 rounds per box, one box covers a typical day's outing; most upland hunters stock several boxes for a season.