The answer will depend on what the pellets are composed of and how they are being "consumed".
Answer: 410 m = 1345.144 ' OR 1345 ' and 1.73 "
410 feet = 136 and 2/3 yards
There are 10 cents in one dime. Therefore, 410 cents is equal to 410/10 = 41 dimes.
410 square meters is about 4,305.56 square feet.
Depends on the guage and length of the shell, and the size of shot used. It may be as few as 3, (.410 Buckshot) or as many as several hundred (10 g birdshot).
Not very many- between 3 and 5 pellets, depending on whether the shell is a 2.5 inch or a 3 inch. Many are 000 buck (known as triple ought) although some are in #4 buckshot. There is even one that is called 0000 buck, nearly .40 caliber.
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Depends entirely on the gauge and size of shell. Can vary from 9-30
Depends on the use, and how YOUR shotgun patterns. For deer (some areas do not allow slugs or rifles, so buckshot it is) I am partial to 00 Buckshot. Larger pellets retain more energy, give better penetration.
Depends entirely on your intended end use.
Yes, for sure.
Needs to be inspected by a good gunsmith.
Quite a few. .410 shells were made in 2 inch, 2.5 and 3 inch version, paper, all metal and plastic shells. There are loaded with birdshot, buckshot, slugs, blanks and noise maker shells.
Tri-Ball 12 gauge buckshot ammunition loaded by Dixie Slugs Company has .60 caliber hard cast lead pellets that weigh three fourths of an ounce each. Each shell fires 3 pellets for a total payload of 2 1/4 ounces at 1100 feet per second.
O buckshot is 0.32" (8.1mm) in diameter. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shotgun_shell#Buckshot 9 of these pellets weighs an ounce, so there are 144 per pound. A pound is 7000 grains, which means a single O buckshot pellet weighs 48.6 grains. This is just more than half what a typical pistol bullet of that caliber weighs, and less than a third of what a typical 8mm rifle bullet of that same caliber weighs.
The Short answer is yes. Even in a 410 gauge shotgun with a full choke. Remember that a "410" is 41 caliber or .41 inches in diameter. oo buckshot is only about .32 inches in diameter. The same is true for shooting slugs in a shotgun. There is no safety issue involved. You will notice that there is no warning on the packaging of the ammunition. In our litigious times you can be sure that if there was a problem there would be a warning printed on the box.