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Beretta, established in 1526, introduced the 410 to serve as a compact semi-automatic pistol. Designed for concealability and ease of use, the Beretta 410 offers manageable recoil in a lightweight frame. Though less common today, it remains popular among collectors and those seeking a reliable small-caliber firearm.

Why It's a Top Choice

Lightweight and compact for easy carry
Semi-automatic action simplifies shooting
Chambered in .410 bore for unique versatility
Durable steel construction
Simple blowback mechanism for reliability

Key Variants

Beretta 410 Pistol

A compact handgun variant designed for personal defense with .410 bore capability.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Beretta 410	Smith & Wesson 642	Ruger LCR
MSRP	Varies; historically around $400	$650–700	$600–700
Capacity	5+1 rounds .410 bore	5+1 rounds .38 Special	5 rounds .38/.357 Magnum
Weight	Around 22 oz	17.5 oz	14.5 oz
Optics-Ready	No	No	No
Trigger Type	Double-action only	Double-action only	Double-action only
Notable Pro	Unique .410 bore pistol platform	Lightweight concealed carry	Very lightweight and smooth
Notable Con	Limited ammo availability	Lower stopping power than larger calibers	Small capacity

Best Use Cases

Small-game hunting
Self-defense in compact format
Recreational shooting
Collectors of unique handguns

FAQs

Can I use standard .410 shotgun shells in the Beretta 410 pistol?

Yes, the Beretta 410 is chambered for standard .410 shotgun shells but typically uses shorter, low-recoil loads suited for handguns.

What is the typical capacity of the Beretta 410?

The Beretta 410 usually holds five rounds plus one in the chamber, totaling six rounds of .410 bore ammunition.

How does the Beretta 410 compare in size to other pocket pistols?

It is larger and heavier than typical pocket pistols due to its shotgun bore but remains compact compared to full-size handguns.

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