Remington Express XLR in .410 is a 2 1/2-inch shell carrying half an ounce of No. 4 lead birdshot, packed 25 to a box. The plastic hull feeds and extracts cleanly in any .410 chambered for 2 1/2-inch shells.

The .410 does not carry much shot, so the No. 4 size is a compromise that keeps enough pellets in the pattern for a rabbit or an upland bird while still hitting hard enough to anchor it. Recoil is light, which is part of why the .410 is a common first shotgun for young hunters and why these shells suit a youth gun or a lightweight single-shot carried on a walk through the brush. A box of 25 covers a weekend of small-game hunting or a short practice session on hand-thrown clays before the season, and the plastic hulls hold up in a vest pocket through a long day.

Key features

• .410 bore, 2 1/2-inch shell
• 1/2 ounce of No. 4 lead birdshot
• 25 shells per box
• Plastic hull for clean feeding and extraction

These shotshells ship to your Utah address; no FFL transfer is involved.