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The one and only .410-bore hang-tag that has come to light 235582 shows "Use 2 1/2-inch shells" and that it was targeted with the 3/8-ounce load. When talking history of the .410-bore, keep in mind that from its introduction the 2-inch shell carried a 3/10-ounce load and the 2 1/2-inch shell a 3/8-ounce load. The 1/2-ounce load in the 2 1/2-inch shell that we all know didn't come along until about 1936.
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The Remington era specification sheets list the chamber depth for the 3-inch .410-bore shell to be 2 15/16-inch. They don't show for a 2 1/2-inch shell, but one could speculate 2 7/16-inch.
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what about 28 inch barrels.
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I have an original hang tag that states Use 2 1/2 ,Serial # 222947 ,I believe ,this is from memory ,I recently looked at it I think this is correct ,I am not home but when I am I will get a picture and post it !
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this has really been an interesting topic to me thanks fellows...I have some of those 3/8 ounce loads some where....charlie
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It appears to me that most of the early .410-bore boxes and catalog listings don't mention how tiny the load really was.
1915-16 Catalog Small Gauge Loaded Shells.jpeg 2-inch .410-bore Remington Arms - Union Metallic Cartridge Co..jpg .410-Bore No. 8 CH Shot.png NITRO EXPRESS .410 2 1-2 inch 6CH.png 2-inch .410-bore.jpg .410-bore High Velocity.jpg The only boxes I've seen that admit to only 3/8 ounce is the early Western Super-X .410-bore -- SUPER-X .410 3-8 oz. 8 chilled shot 01.jpg |
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Some more --
ALL-BRASS .410.jpg CLIMAX Heavies .410 New York.jpg CLIMAX Heavies .410 New York one-piece.jpg |
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Here is the Hang Tag I posted about earlier ,sorry it took so long to post ,just sat down for the evening and turned on my computer !
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