410 commercial slug testing Part 1 - inspecting shells removing the slugs ​⁠with @BuckeyeBallistics

Published on September 1, 2023
Duration: 9:10

This video provides a detailed inspection and initial breakdown of 11 different 410 commercial slug loads. The presenter, collaborating with Buckeye Ballistics, meticulously examines the exterior of each shell, including headstamps and slug appearance, before physically cutting them apart to prepare for future measurement and weighing. This initial phase focuses on cataloging the variety of slugs and shells available for the 410.

Quick Summary

This video inspects 11 different 410 commercial slug loads, detailing shell length, slug weight, pressure ratings, caliber markings, and headstamp information. Brands like Brenneke, Winchester, Remington, Federal, and ATI are examined, with preliminary observations on casing similarity and slug integrity.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Collaboration
  2. 01:46Brenneke 410 Magnum Inspection
  3. 02:10Winchester Super X 3-inch Inspection
  4. 02:39Herder's Slug Inspection
  5. 03:06Remington Slug Inspection
  6. 03:36BPS Green Slug Inspection
  7. 04:13BPS Red Slug Inspection
  8. 04:40Federal Slug Inspection
  9. 05:21Winchester Super X 2.5-inch Inspection
  10. 05:42EGC Ammo Slug Inspection
  11. 06:18Sterling Slug Inspection
  12. 06:51ATI Slug Inspection
  13. 08:09Recap and Next Steps

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of the first part of the 410 commercial slug testing video?

The first part of the video focuses on a detailed visual inspection of 11 different 410 commercial slug loads. This includes examining the exterior of the shells, noting headstamps, and observing the visible characteristics of the slugs before they are physically cut apart for further analysis.

Which 410 slug brands are inspected in this video?

The video inspects a variety of 410 slug brands including Brenneke, Winchester Super X (both 3-inch and 2.5-inch), Herder's, Remington, BPS (green and red), Federal, EGC Ammo, Sterling, and ATI (American Tactical).

What specific details are noted about the 410 slugs during the inspection?

During the inspection, details such as shell length (2.5-inch or 3-inch), slug weight (e.g., 1/4 ounce, 1/5 ounce), pressure ratings (Max 1050 bar), caliber markings (Cal 36, 410), headstamp information, and visual characteristics of the slug's nose (flat, hollow point, rifled) are recorded.

Are there any preliminary observations about the quality or construction of the 410 slugs?

Yes, the presenter notes that some 410 shell casings from brands like EGC Ammo, BPS, and Sterling appear very similar, suggesting potential reuse. Additionally, older Federal hollow point slugs showed significant cracking around the top after firing, indicating possible material degradation.

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