It took me 50 years to realize I wasn't good enough to shoot a 410.  Sold the two 410's I owned and all reloading equipment.  Now - the 28 gauge - ahhh, a totally different story!

Nobody really takes the .410 seriously in the US so it's pretty cool seeing some content for it on YouTube.  Thanks.

Jonny says "Thats beautiful, well made and under £1000" Jonny means: it had gold accents on it 🤣🤣🤣

My dad got a deer every year he went hunting with a single shot .410. He pissed off my uncles who had rifles with scopes.

There's been a canada wide shortage on 410 ammunition for the past 3 years and we finally got some in stock this past Monday. Hands down the most popular shell for grouse hunting in northwestern ontario. Great video!

My brother-in-law in Scotland was given a very short shotgun as a gift from a tenant.  Scotland Yard came the next day to pick it up as evidence. The tenant’s son had robbed a bank.  Incredibly they gave my brother the shooting stick back after the case was closed.

Since purchasing a .410 and a pair of 28ga guns, I will never go back to 12 or 20ga for clay sports or hunting. So much more fun and very rarely feel like I wished for more gun.

Yes, have a725 /410 32” Sporting and a Parker in 410…fun fun

I grew up using a 410 single shot in Iowa. Phesants, rabbits, squirrels. The good old days

When I started shooting trap and sporting clays, I used 12 & 20 gauge only. Then I started shooting skeet, started again with 12 & 20 gauge. Then this guy I’ve never seen before came and shot a practice round with my guys. He kept shooting 25 straights with both 410 and 28 gauge.  I was mesmerized. I started going to registered shoots and closely watching the 28 & 410 shooters. I even purchased a training video. I bought a few cases of both 28 & 410 gauge shells and started practicing. And I love those gauges so much I purchased a reloader and dies to shoot 28 & 410 shells. I now have shot 20 rounds of skeet with each 28 & 410, 25 straight. Now in skeet that’s all I shoot, even in 12 & 20 gauge events. I’m hooked

A few years ago I had a fairly large shoot in Cambridgeshire. Every year I invited a team of guns that I knew could shoot on a 410 day. We were all amazed at the height and quality of cock pheasants that were clean killed. The pickers up were very surprised at the lack of wounded birds. The demand to be invited was intense, a marvellous little gun, enjoy it to the full it will surprise you.

A .410 shell called "High Pheasants"?! Is that British humor?! 😂

410 is usually the 2nd gun American kids get. Their first is .22lr. 410 is good for small game. Rabbits, squirrels etc and with 410 slugs deer. A lot of us have defensive handgun/ revolvers that have some very interesting 410 defensive loads

I am one of those Americans recommending the .410.  It works for me on all game birds.  I use Federal TSS shot for turkey and pheasants, otherwise nothing special.  I think it will grow on you.  Congrats on getting a fine gun at a great price.

I grew up with a 410.....you learn to shoot

I purchased a 28 gauge and loading supplies instead of a 410 here in canada.   Similar reasons to own with small size and recoil.   Very fun and addictive

I load my 2.5 inch hulls with 9 shot or 8.5's at most.  Very dense pattern compared to 7.5's and breaks clays fine.

Nice you can get 410 ammo. Here in Canada they are virtually non existent and if you do find some they want $50 per box!!!😢

The whole United States wants to know where you get 410 ammo.

Some great points made across the board in this video.  From the viewpoint of a US shooter, .410 and 28 gauge are all you really need for "bird" shooting.  For my part, small bores are the best trainer for experienced shooters.  Shooting 12 gauge in 8+ pound guns make me develop bad habits like shooting only from the waist up and not utilizing the rest of my body for consistent, smooth shots.  I tend to use the method Josh adapted of insert behind and swing through with help from my legs to swing rather than just pushing with my arms.  My vote; make it fit you and guard it with your life.  It will give you great pleasure for the rest of your life.