
Availability: In Stock
The Winchester Super-X .410 Gauge 3" Rifled Slug delivers serious stopping power in one of the most manageable shotgun platforms available. If you run a .410—whether for hunting, home defense, or just prefer the lighter recoil and faster target recovery—this rifled slug rounds out your ammunition options with a load designed for accuracy and consistent performance downrange. Winchester's rifled slugs have earned their reputation through straightforward engineering and quality control, and the Super-X line carries that same discipline into a smaller gauge that doesn't sacrifice effect.
Rifled slugs bite differently than buckshot. The rifling engages the barrel's rifling (on rifled-barrel shotguns), which stabilizes the projectile in flight and tightens patterns at distance. At 1/4 oz per slug, this is a lighter load than 12 or 20 gauge equivalents, but .410 shooters know that controlled placement matters more than raw mass. These rounds pack enough wallop for medium game and pest control when you put them where they count, and they do it with less felt recoil than larger gauges—a real advantage if you're working all day or training new shooters.
Winchester's manufacturing holds tight tolerances on slug weight, case integrity, and primer consistency. The result is ammunition that performs the same shot to shot, which is the foundation of any hunting or defensive load worth carrying. Comes packaged 5 rounds per box for convenient counting and storage.
| Gauge | .410 |
| Chamber Length | 3" |
| Projectile Type | Rifled Slug |
| Projectile Weight | 1/4 oz |
| Rounds Per Box | 5 |
| Manufacturer | Winchester |
These are 3" shells, so your .410 must have a 3" chamber to safely chamber and fire them. Check your shotgun's chamber length—usually stamped on the barrel or in the manual. Also, rifled slugs are most accurate in rifled-barrel shotguns; smooth-bore barrels will still fire them, but accuracy will be reduced.
Rifled slugs are single, solid projectiles designed to engage a shotgun's rifled barrel for spin-stabilized flight and tighter accuracy at distance. Buckshot is multiple smaller pellets. Slugs are better for hunting and longer-range work; buckshot spreads faster and is preferred for shorter-range defense or upland game.
These are packaged 5 rounds per box. The bulk listing reflects a case quantity (50 per case), so you're getting 10 boxes of 5 rounds each.
The .410 is capable for small to medium game and pest control with proper shot placement. The 1/4 oz slug delivers less energy than 12 or 20 gauge loads, so shot placement and range discipline matter more. Use it for game within its ballistic limits and you'll have reliable, ethical performance.
SKU: 119715809 • Width: 2.5in • Height: 0.6in • Depth: 3in • Weight: 0.181oz





Availability: In Stock
The Winchester Super-X .410 Gauge 3" Rifled Slug delivers serious stopping power in one of the most manageable shotgun platforms available. If you run a .410—whether for hunting, home defense, or just prefer the lighter recoil and faster target recovery—this rifled slug rounds out your ammunition options with a load designed for accuracy and consistent performance downrange. Winchester's rifled slugs have earned their reputation through straightforward engineering and quality control, and the Super-X line carries that same discipline into a smaller gauge that doesn't sacrifice effect.
Rifled slugs bite differently than buckshot. The rifling engages the barrel's rifling (on rifled-barrel shotguns), which stabilizes the projectile in flight and tightens patterns at distance. At 1/4 oz per slug, this is a lighter load than 12 or 20 gauge equivalents, but .410 shooters know that controlled placement matters more than raw mass. These rounds pack enough wallop for medium game and pest control when you put them where they count, and they do it with less felt recoil than larger gauges—a real advantage if you're working all day or training new shooters.
Winchester's manufacturing holds tight tolerances on slug weight, case integrity, and primer consistency. The result is ammunition that performs the same shot to shot, which is the foundation of any hunting or defensive load worth carrying. Comes packaged 5 rounds per box for convenient counting and storage.
| Gauge | .410 |
| Chamber Length | 3" |
| Projectile Type | Rifled Slug |
| Projectile Weight | 1/4 oz |
| Rounds Per Box | 5 |
| Manufacturer | Winchester |
These are 3" shells, so your .410 must have a 3" chamber to safely chamber and fire them. Check your shotgun's chamber length—usually stamped on the barrel or in the manual. Also, rifled slugs are most accurate in rifled-barrel shotguns; smooth-bore barrels will still fire them, but accuracy will be reduced.
Rifled slugs are single, solid projectiles designed to engage a shotgun's rifled barrel for spin-stabilized flight and tighter accuracy at distance. Buckshot is multiple smaller pellets. Slugs are better for hunting and longer-range work; buckshot spreads faster and is preferred for shorter-range defense or upland game.
These are packaged 5 rounds per box. The bulk listing reflects a case quantity (50 per case), so you're getting 10 boxes of 5 rounds each.
The .410 is capable for small to medium game and pest control with proper shot placement. The 1/4 oz slug delivers less energy than 12 or 20 gauge loads, so shot placement and range discipline matter more. Use it for game within its ballistic limits and you'll have reliable, ethical performance.
SKU: 119715809 • Width: 2.5in • Height: 0.6in • Depth: 3in • Weight: 0.181oz