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9mm · September 26, 2012, 10:11 PM

Yeah, I went to shoot the 410 once, and was like click! and notice a shell on the floor.

But once I held this, I feel its made well, no rattle or creeps. The 410 feels "cheap" IMO. It's more a hunting gun also, theres the ribbed barrel and not smooth top.

Took a month but worth the thinking about it, if anyone out there wants one you should buy one.

My 500 is different than some of the others I notice. The stock isn't "cheap" it's a solid fill, I notice this combo pack of 18/28 barrels the stock was hallow and could smash it with my hands. My stock is nice and heavy plastic stock.

September 26, 2012, 10:11 PM	#60
9mm Senior Member Join Date: January 9, 2011 Location: Land of the Free Posts: 2,834	Yeah, I went to shoot the 410 once, and was like click! and notice a shell on the floor. But once I held this, I feel its made well, no rattle or creeps. The 410 feels "cheap" IMO. It's more a hunting gun also, theres the ribbed barrel and not smooth top. Took a month but worth the thinking about it, if anyone out there wants one you should buy one. My 500 is different than some of the others I notice. The stock isn't "cheap" it's a solid fill, I notice this combo pack of 18/28 barrels the stock was hallow and could smash it with my hands. My stock is nice and heavy plastic stock.