I've got a couple of decent .410's. My mint .410 Remington 870 Wingmaster with a fixed Mod choke can break clays, and knock down pheasants/grouse a surprisingly long way out there. My Browning 725 Sporter .410 has changeable chokes of course and I use the Sk/I/C combo for all my skeet shooting now, and that is a perfect combo for that. On the Sporting Clays range with the .410 I normally use the Mod/Imp Mod combo, but will change them up as required. A couple of pellets from a .410 breaks the clays just as hard as a couple of pellets from a 12 ga or otherwise. The shot string is a bit different, that's the main difference, along with not quite so many pellets in the pattern out there.
Trap shooting with the 410 bore. A must try
- Thread starter Clay Huntin' Canuck
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We drove up to our club yesterday and shot 4 rds of skeet. Snow squalls and wind, but when you drive 1.75 hrs one way...I'm gonna shoot some !
Two of our buds that were therre, had their 410 (tubes in) Ben's first time ever shooting 410 for skeet. He was using a borrowed 410 on the skeet course...shot a 21 !
Beat my first round of 20..lol I put my Imp Mod and my Mod chokes in to try and tighten up my shooting. More inkballs, but still a few misses and chippits..LOL All in all, still a great day to sniff some powder amid the flurries !!
Two of our buds that were therre, had their 410 (tubes in) Ben's first time ever shooting 410 for skeet. He was using a borrowed 410 on the skeet course...shot a 21 !
Beat my first round of 20..lol I put my Imp Mod and my Mod chokes in to try and tighten up my shooting. More inkballs, but still a few misses and chippits..LOL All in all, still a great day to sniff some powder amid the flurries !!
