The TriStar Cypher over/under shotgun in .410 gauge pairs classic double-barrel handling with modern features—a natural choice for hunters and sport shooters working with the smallest common shotgun gauge. The 28" barrel balances maneuverability and sight radius, while the walnut stock delivers both durability and traditional aesthetics. This gun handles .410 shells across a range of loads, from light target rounds to field hunting, and the included CT-5X choke system gives you the tuning flexibility to match your shot placement to the game or clay target at hand.

Built on a steel receiver, the Cypher features selective ejectors that pop spent shells clear while allowing manual extraction of unfired rounds—a practical advantage in the field. The fiber optic sight catches light in varied outdoor conditions, helping you acquire targets quickly without adding bulk or requiring batteries. Over/unders appeal to shooters who value traditional ergonomics, the ability to switch barrel selections between shots, and the mechanical reliability of a proven action type.

The .410 fills a niche: it's popular for upland birds, rabbit and squirrel hunting in brush, and doubles duty as a lighter-recoiling option for younger or smaller-framed hunters stepping up from .20 gauge. It's also a favorite for clay target games and casual patterning at the range. If you're looking for an affordable, user-friendly over/under in this gauge, the Cypher's combination of steel construction, walnut furniture, and modular choke options makes it a straightforward working gun.

The TriStar Cypher over/under shotgun in .410 gauge pairs classic double-barrel handling with modern features—a natural choice for hunters and sport shooters working with the smallest common shotgun gauge. The 28" barrel balances maneuverability and sight radius, while the walnut stock delivers both durability and traditional aesthetics. This gun handles .410 shells across a range of loads, from light target rounds to field hunting, and the included CT-5X choke system gives you the tuning flexibility to match your shot placement to the game or clay target at hand.

Built on a steel receiver, the Cypher features selective ejectors that pop spent shells clear while allowing manual extraction of unfired rounds—a practical advantage in the field. The fiber optic sight catches light in varied outdoor conditions, helping you acquire targets quickly without adding bulk or requiring batteries. Over/unders appeal to shooters who value traditional ergonomics, the ability to switch barrel selections between shots, and the mechanical reliability of a proven action type.

The .410 fills a niche: it's popular for upland birds, rabbit and squirrel hunting in brush, and doubles duty as a lighter-recoiling option for younger or smaller-framed hunters stepping up from .20 gauge. It's also a favorite for clay target games and casual patterning at the range. If you're looking for an affordable, user-friendly over/under in this gauge, the Cypher's combination of steel construction, walnut furniture, and modular choke options makes it a straightforward working gun.