Sellier & Bellot SB410A 410 Gauge 2.5" 000 Buck Shot, 3 Pellets, 1/2 oz, 1256 fps, 25 Rounds

The Sellier & Bellot SB410A is a .410 gauge shotgun shell built for hunters who demand reliability from a light-recoiling, compact platform. Loading three 000 buckshot pellets at 1256 fps, this ammunition brings stopping power to .410 shotguns—a capability that opens the door for hunters who favor the minimal kick and maneuverability of America's smallest gauge. Each 2.5-inch shell delivers a half-ounce payload, putting genuine performance in a platform often dismissed as marginal for hunting. Whether you're working close-range hunting scenarios or prefer the handling advantage of a slender gun, S&B's .410 buckshot gives you a credible load rather than a compromise.

Sellier & Bellot has built a reputation for consistency and reliability across decades of ammunition production. These shells are manufactured to exacting standards, with attention to primer reliability, consistent powder charges, and pellet uniformity—the basics that hunters depend on when a moment of opportunity arrives. The .410 gauge itself demands precision: its narrow bore leaves no margin for shoddy tolerances, and S&B's production discipline reflects that reality.

The 25-round box is sized for serious shooters who stock up rather than dabble. Whether you're sighting in a new .410, keeping a backup gun in the truck, or building inventory for upland or small-game season, this quantity keeps you efficient without forcing you to buy in bulk quantities that sit unused. The 000 buckshot payload sits at the practical upper end of what a 2.5-inch .410 shell can safely deliver, balancing performance with the inherent design limitations of the gauge.

Key Features

• Three 000 buckshot pellets per round for compact-gauge stopping power
• Consistent 1256 fps muzzle velocity for predictable ballistics
• 2.5-inch shell length—standard for most .410 shotguns
• Half-ounce payload optimized for .410 platform performance
• 25-round count per box for hunters and sport shooters
• Sellier & Bellot manufacturing standards for reliability and uniformity

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this .410 buckshot work in my shotgun?

This is a standard 2.5-inch shell, so it will chamber in any .410 gauge shotgun rated for 2.5-inch rounds. Check your gun's barrel marking or manual to confirm it accepts 2.5-inch ammunition; some older or specialty .410 guns may be designed for 3-inch shells instead.

What is 000 buckshot used for?

000 (triple-aught) buckshot is the largest pellet size in standard buckshot grades. In a .410, this payload is appropriate for close-range hunting scenarios where you need adequate penetration and energy transfer. The three-pellet load reflects the bore's physical limits while delivering meaningful shot.

How does .410 buckshot compare to larger gauges?

The .410 is the lightest-recoiling shotgun gauge, making it ideal for shooters who are recoil-sensitive or prefer a handy, maneuverable platform. It sacrifices the pellet count and energy of 12 or 20 gauge, so hunting applications are typically shorter range and require precise shot placement. It's a specialty tool, not a general-purpose round.

What's included in a 25-round box?

You receive 25 loaded shells ready to use. No additional components, tools, or data are included—just ammunition ready for the range or field.