.410 Shotguns

Buying .410 Shotguns in Australia

Magnum Sports carries about 20 shotguns in .410 bore: single-barrel guns from Adler, Boito and Chiappa, over-and-under and side-by-side .410s from Boito, Yildiz, Akkar and Webley & Scott, and .410/.22 combination guns such as the Chiappa Double Badger and the Savage 42 Takedown that pair a .410 barrel with a .22 LR or .22 WMR barrel for rabbits and pest work.

A .410 is the lightest-recoiling shotgun, which makes it popular for junior shooters, rabbits and close pest control, but its small pattern makes moving targets harder than a 20 gauge. Break-action and bolt-action .410s, and .410/.22 combination guns, are Category A in NSW and need a Permit to Acquire and compliant storage.

Prices run from $444 for the Adler Churchill single barrel and $534 for the Boito single to $820 to $985 for the Chiappa Double Badger, $1,080 for the Boito A680, $1,144 for the Savage 42 Takedown, $1,436 for the Webley & Scott 914B and $3,952 for the Webley & Scott Imperial. Twelve are on the shelf today; .410 shotshells in 2½ and 3 inch are stocked.

  • Prices.410 shotguns from $444 (Adler Churchill single barrel) to $3,952 (Webley & Scott Imperial); .410/.22 combination guns from $820 (Chiappa Double Badger).
  • AvailabilityAbout 20 .410 shotguns listed, 12 available now; .410 shotshells in stock at Roseville Chase.
  • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

Buying for a junior or a smaller shooter? Ask about a 20 gauge as well: it patterns better than a .410 on clays and rabbits with only a little more recoil.

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      How much is a .410 shotgun in Australia?
      At Magnum Sports .410 single barrels start at $444 (Adler Churchill) and $534 (Boito), the Chiappa Double Badger .410/.22 combination is $820 to $985, the Boito A680 over-and-under $1,080, the Savage 42 Takedown $1,144, the Webley & Scott 914B $1,436 and the Imperial $3,952 (September 2026).
      What licence category is a .410 in NSW?
      Break-action and bolt-action .410 shotguns are Category A, as are .410/.22 combination guns. A Category A licence, a Permit to Acquire and compliant storage are required.
      Is a .410 a good first shotgun for a junior?
      It is the lightest-recoiling option and fine for rabbits and close pests, but the small pattern makes hitting clays and moving targets harder. Many families do better with a 20 gauge fitted with a shorter stock. We stock both and can fit a junior stock.
      What is a .410/.22 combination gun?
      A break-action gun with a .410 shotgun barrel over a .22 LR or .22 WMR rifle barrel, such as the Chiappa Double Badger or Savage 42 Takedown. It is Category A in NSW and popular for rabbits, foxes and farm pest work where a shot or a bullet may be needed.
      Do you sell .410 ammunition?
      Yes. .410 shotshells in 2½ and 3 inch from Winchester, Fiocchi and others are on the shelf; a Category A licence is required to buy.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.