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Quick Look

The Marlin Model 410 is a classic lever-action .410 shotgun introduced in the mid-20th century. It combines traditional design with reliable pump-action performance for small game hunting and pest control. The Model 410 remains a sought-after firearm for its simplicity and versatility.

Why It's a Top Choice

Compact and lightweight for easy handling
Simple pump-action mechanism
Reliable .410 gauge for small game and varmints
Classic wooden stock offers durability
Affordable entry-level shotgun

Key Variants

Marlin 410

Standard model favored for small game hunting and backyard pest control.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Marlin 410	Mossberg 500	Ruger 10/22 Takedown
MSRP	$300-$350	$400-$450	$500-$550
Capacity/Size	5 rounds, .410 gauge	5-8 rounds, 12 gauge	10 rounds, .22 LR
Weight	5 lbs	7 lbs	5 lbs
Optics Ready	No	No	Yes
Trigger Type	Pump-action	Pump-action	Semi-automatic
Notable Pro	Compact .410 gauge design	Versatile 12 gauge platform	Lightweight rifle takedown
Notable Con	Limited to .410 gauge power	Heavier than .410 shotguns	Not a shotgun alternative

Best Use Cases

Small game hunting
Backyard pest control
Survival and compact shotgun needs
Recreational shooting and training
Lightweight carry in wooded terrain

FAQs

Can I use standard shotgun shells in the Marlin 410?

The Marlin 410 uses only .410 bore shells, typically 2½-inch length. Larger gauges or different sizes are not compatible.

What is the capacity of the Marlin 410?

It typically holds 5 rounds of .410 shells in a tubular magazine under the barrel.

How does the Marlin 410 compare in weight?

At around 5 pounds, it is lighter than many 12 gauge shotguns, making it easier to carry for extended periods.

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