Does .410 come in a bulk pack?

Not really they do have 25 round boxes I think no 100 packs though.

Of course there are discounted bulk packs.

Beginning with the flat, a ten box carton

and ending with the pallet.

Relaoding shot shells is brainless and cheap. Also fairly quick to do.

Dude, ifyou have time to shoot a round of clays/skeet/etc you have time to reload a box of 410 shells. I have an old MEC 600 Jr. and load a box of 12 guage in like 10 minutes or so.

If you want to shoot any amount of .410, you need to reload (or have a huge excess of money that you are willing to burn through.)

The .410 can be both fun and extremely humbling.

A 20ga Autoloader may be a good alternative. They are lighter than 12s, have 3/8 oz more shot than a .410, and the shells are about the same price as a 12. A greater variety of ammo is more readily available. If you still feel like making things harder on yourself, throw a full choke in there and have at it.

If you are going to shoot .410 a lot, it definitely pays to reload. I have been reloading .410 with a MEC 600 for about 18 years now. I started with a .410 and that is about all I use for small game/upland bird hunting. The .410 is fun to use for skeet and will humble a lot of good 12 gauge shooters.

The .410 is a reason to reload! 10-15 bucks a box retail. You can load em for about 5 or less. 12-20 gauge target ammo you can get for 5-6 bucks, not .410 or 28.....just came in from loading 200 .410 AA #9's. 8 boxes, saved $10.00 a box. $80.00 yeah.

What are you shooting it outa? This stuff doesn't like repeaters apparently. Scroll down to the government .410 and take a loo-see.

http://odcmp.com/Sales/ammo.htm#Shotgun

Of course there are discounted bulk packs.

Beginning with the flat, a ten box carton

and ending with the pallet.

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EXACTLY! A pallet of 410 will cost you about a semester's tuition - depending on what school - but split amongst friends, the cost comes down......