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<blockquote data-quote="soberups" data-source="post: 803766" data-attributes="member: 14668"><p>Those things are a gimmick in my opinion, and a <em>terrible</em> choice for self-defense. The .410 shotgun round was designed for children and recoil-sensitive people to hunt small game with. Its ballistics are totally inadequate for use as a self defense round. And in order to chamber the .410's the gun itself is far longer and bulkier than a conventional revolver. It only holds 5 rounds, you cant use speed loaders with it, and the empty .410 casings are too long for the ejector rod so you have to manually extract each one by hand. If I owned one I would load it with .45 Long Colt hollowpoints for defense, but if you are going to carry a revolver that big and heavy it ought to be a 6-shot .357 Magnum instead.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="soberups, post: 803766, member: 14668"] Those things are a gimmick in my opinion, and a [I]terrible[/I] choice for self-defense. The .410 shotgun round was designed for children and recoil-sensitive people to hunt small game with. Its ballistics are totally inadequate for use as a self defense round. And in order to chamber the .410's the gun itself is far longer and bulkier than a conventional revolver. It only holds 5 rounds, you cant use speed loaders with it, and the empty .410 casings are too long for the ejector rod so you have to manually extract each one by hand. If I owned one I would load it with .45 Long Colt hollowpoints for defense, but if you are going to carry a revolver that big and heavy it ought to be a 6-shot .357 Magnum instead. [/QUOTE]
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