Product Overview
The Federal Game-Shok Hi-Brass .410 2.5" #6 shotshells deliver reliable upland performance in a compact, hard-hitting package — ideal for hunters who demand consistent results from their .410 bore in the field.
- Hard-hitting hi-brass construction for reliable ignition and consistent performance
- .410 bore, 2.5" shells loaded with 1/2 oz of #6 shot
- Muzzle velocity of 1,200 fps for effective range on upland birds
- #6 shot size delivers dense, even patterns on quail, woodcock, and dove
- 25 rounds per box for a full day of upland hunting
- Trusted Federal quality control ensures shot-to-shot consistency
Who This Is For
These shells are purpose-built for upland hunters who carry a .410 bore for chasing quail, dove, woodcock, or squirrel in tight cover. Whether you're hunting classic field edges or dense woodlands, the Game-Shok Hi-Brass load offers the reliability and pattern density needed to cleanly harvest small game. It's also a solid choice for youth hunters or those who prefer the lighter recoil of a .410 without sacrificing downrange effectiveness.
Specifications
| Brand | Federal |
|---|---|
| Product Line | Game-Shok Hi-Brass |
| Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Shell Length | 2.5" |
| Shot Size | #6 |
| Shot Weight | 1/2 oz |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1,200 fps |
| Shot Material | Lead |
| Hull Type | Hi-Brass |
| Rounds Per Box | 25 |
| Intended Use | Upland Game, Small Game |
Frequently Asked Questions
What game is Federal Game-Shok Hi-Brass .410 #6 best suited for?
These shells are optimized for upland birds and small game — particularly quail, dove, woodcock, and squirrel. The #6 shot size strikes an ideal balance between pellet count and energy, producing dense patterns at typical upland shooting distances of 15–30 yards. The .410 bore excels in thick cover where lightweight handling matters.
Will these 2.5" shells cycle reliably in my .410 shotgun?
Yes, provided your firearm is chambered for 2.5" .410 shells. Most .410 bolt-action, single-shot, and break-action shotguns accept 2.5" shells. Some .410 pump and semi-auto models are chambered only for 3" shells — always check your owner's manual to confirm proper shell length compatibility before use.
How does hi-brass construction benefit these .410 shells?
Hi-brass hulls feature a taller brass base that provides extra strength and support for the powder charge, promoting more reliable ignition and consistent pressure for shot-to-shot uniformity. This design has long been preferred for field loads where dependable function in varying weather conditions is essential, and it contributes to tighter, more even downrange patterns.
