.410 Gage Shotgun Cartridge

The .410 Gauge Shotgun Cartridge is a type of ammunition that falls under the supply class "Ammunition, Through 30mm" in the supply group "Ammunition And Explosives."

The .410 gauge refers to the diameter of the shotgun's bore, with .410 being the smallest gauge commonly used for shotguns. This gauge is often used for small game hunting, sport shooting, and self-defense purposes.

The .410 gauge shotgun cartridge typically contains a smaller amount of shot compared to larger gauge cartridges. It is commonly loaded with either birdshot, which consists of multiple small pellets for hunting birds and small game, or with slugs for larger game or self-defense purposes.

The .410 gauge shotgun cartridge is known for its relatively low recoil, making it popular among shooters who prefer a lighter recoil or those who may have difficulty handling the recoil of larger gauge shotguns.

It's important to note that the specific characteristics and performance of .410 gauge shotgun cartridges can vary depending on the manufacturer and the specific load. It's always recommended to consult the manufacturer's specifications and guidelines when using any type of ammunition.