Remington Low Decibel shotshells in .410 Bore (brand part no. R20740) is built for close-range pest control where a standard round would be overkill. Remington builds this load from consistent, quality-checked components for dependable performance shot after shot. Loaded in .410 Bore, this shell is sized for the game and range this load is built to cover. In our shotgun shells lineup, this is the Remington load built for that job.
Key Specifications
- The gauge is .410 Bore, a light-carrying sub-gauge built for long days afield without wearing you out.
- The shell length is 2.50-inch, matching the chamber length of the gun this load is built to run through.
- The payload weighs 1/2 oz, putting a full pellet count downrange for dense, consistent patterns.
- The shot size is #9, balancing pellet count against per-pellet energy for the target this load is built for.
- Each box holds 25 rounds, enough to confirm zero and still have rounds left to shoot.
- Cases ship 10 boxes to a case, a convenient bulk quantity for high-volume shooters.
- Cost works out to about $0.99 per round, keeping practice sessions affordable.
- The box ships at approximately 1.16 lbs, handy for planning shipping costs on a bulk order.
- This is Remington’s Low Decibel shotshell line, engineered to run noticeably quieter than a standard 410 load for pest control and close-range work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is #9 shot best suited for? Shot size #9 balances pellet count and energy for the game and range this load is built around, matched to .410 Bore.
How many rounds come in a box? Each box holds 25 rounds of .410 Bore.
Buy the Remington Low Decibel .410 Bore 2.50-Inch 1/2 oz No. 9 Shot, 25-Round Box
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