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American Tactical / ATI UPC 819644022138 MPN ATIAC410BBB

ATI AMO .410 Bore BBB Buckshot 2.5″ 1/3 oz 25rd Box

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  • Caliber/Gauge .410 Bore
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This .410 Bore buckshot load is built for close-range use in .410 shotguns. It uses 2.5″ shells loaded with a 1/3 oz payload of BBB buckshot (12 pellets), providing a compact, consistent pattern suitable for small-game, pest control, and short-range practice. The formulation and construction are intended for reliable cycling in compatible .410 firearms.

Specifications

UPC

819644022138

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

ATIAC410BBB

Caliber/Gauge

.410 Bore

Length

2.50"

Shot Size

#BBB

Units per Box

25

Cost per Round

0.78

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