| Manufacturer | Fiocchi |
|---|---|
| Condition | New |
| Bullet Weight | 13/16 oz. |
| Bullet Type | #9 Shot |
| Quantity | 5 |
| Ammo Caliber | 410 Gauge |
| Manufacturer SKU | 410TSS9 |
| Shot Material | Tungsten |
| Shell Length | 3" |
| Muzzle Velocity (fps) | 1100 |
| UPC Barcode | 762344713014 |
| Cost Per Round | $7.50 per round |
Use Type
Turkey Hunting
Think a 410 Bore shotgun is too anemic to capably anchor a turkey? Think again! This hard-hitting little shell is loaded with TSS – Tungsten Super Shot – which is denser than any other shot on the market!
This shell’s 13/16 ounce column of #9 shot is made of a special 95% tungsten alloy, with the rest being equally nontoxic iron and nickel. Its density is a staggering 18 g/cc, which leaves lead (11 g/cc) and steel (8 g/cc) in the dust.
Such dense shot pellets retain massive energy downrange, so you’re guaranteed the hard impact and deep penetration which reliably kill a tom. Even small #9 TSS pellets weigh approximately the same as #4 lead pellets, so you’ll harness plenty of stopping power and take advantage of a denser pattern which inflicts significantly more wound channels!
Fiocchi is an Italian family-owned company, but every shotshell they sell on U.S. soil was manufactured in Ozark, MO. These tungsten turkey shells have the high-quality primers and powder you need for reliable performance in the field, and their gold-colored hulls are reloadable.
This shell’s 13/16 ounce column of #9 shot is made of a special 95% tungsten alloy, with the rest being equally nontoxic iron and nickel. Its density is a staggering 18 g/cc, which leaves lead (11 g/cc) and steel (8 g/cc) in the dust.
Such dense shot pellets retain massive energy downrange, so you’re guaranteed the hard impact and deep penetration which reliably kill a tom. Even small #9 TSS pellets weigh approximately the same as #4 lead pellets, so you’ll harness plenty of stopping power and take advantage of a denser pattern which inflicts significantly more wound channels!
Fiocchi is an Italian family-owned company, but every shotshell they sell on U.S. soil was manufactured in Ozark, MO. These tungsten turkey shells have the high-quality primers and powder you need for reliable performance in the field, and their gold-colored hulls are reloadable.
