The Bolt Action .410

[@ericjones3236]

Yes I have one and will never get rid of it

[@bradclem6226]

My Maw Maw had a Mossberg bolt action like this. It was the first gun I was allowed to going hunting by myself that was a big deal when your 13 yrs old. I will never forget I walked up in a Patch of Osage Orange trees r Hedge Apple and the cuttings were everywhere all in the trees and tree limbs and the ground was covered and they started jumping and I started blasting with that bolt 410 I only got 2 but I was shaking so bad I was lucky to get those 2. Memory I will never forget.

[@alleycat8483]

Here in Australia its a very common gun used in rural areas as a snake charmer lol..

[@donnachamcgowan]

I started Shooting with one of these webley n Scott made in England many years ago..

[@SirSloo]

I just fired my first gun today. this was the one i am just in love with it

[@steelydannyb.9028]

Nice shootin sweet little shoty I have a JC. Higgins Sears & Robuck 16 ga. bolt shotgun made by H&R or High Standard sold by department stores in US. was common back in the day 2 in mag. tube 1 in chamber.

[@shaunsmith4305]

First shotgun I ever fired original webley Scott will never leave until its passed to my daughter!!!

[@arthurmilton2986]

i was handed a webley 410 and told to keep rabits out of garden i was 8 years old still have same gun today i love it good old webley

[@calvindean9460]

My first ever shot gun too!! Still have it. My most prized gun. Family heirloom. My grandfather bought it used for my dad's 10th birthday. J Stephens "ranger". Beautiful gun.

[@jimsaetta6770]

Old Sears Roebuck .410 from the 70s still my favorite. Small game, foxes, coyotes, puts them down easy.

[@YakMotley]

Awesome! I have one. Its been a garden gun for generations. Its about 85 years old. Ive accidentally shot 3" shells by accident, it works but not a good idea lol.. They just get stuck lol.

[@stephenmonk9443]

Webley .410 given to me by a Common Warden when I was a kid. First gun my children used. I still have it.

[@black5f]

I used to have an Anschutz bolt 410. Got it for my sons, but they are now all over 6,2, one is 6,5. I trapped a nerve in my shoulder and started shoot skeet with a 410 Mossberg pump and a Winchester 9410 under lever. So much fun! Light weight ammo etc. 410 is not maligned and with some game 12g is too much gun on the quarry. 410's are brilliant. There is a thing called Ishapore Enfield? It's an Indian Lee Enfield variant that can be chambered for 410. Next on my list :-)

[@barrystanford6100]

Got one my grandfather owned and I’m 64. He always said you only have one shot make the most of it. Webley and Scott what a fantastic gun.

[@pigzandpiget6499]

Just paid £125 for one after watching your intoxicating video love it keep up the excellent show.😀

[@MrRepeters]

Not a Webley but I still have my Stevens .410, Model 38B. This was my shotgun as a youth, and previously belonged to my mother. I use it as my grouse gun and used it yesterday. I still love this gun.

[@billturner2370]

I had a mossberg Bolt Action 410. Wish i still had it!

[@anj2601]

This is my first shotgun I purchased for £50 second hand. Love it

[@michaelhicks708]

I started shooting with a Webley and Scott bolt action .410 and I shot my first fox stone dead with 2 inch cartridge. Three of us used the gun on a Saturday afternoon, we used buy half a box of cartridges from the local ironmonger and have the other half the following Saturday. So it was woe betide anyone that missed with a shot ! We were 13 years old at the time and I shall be 81 in 2 months time.

[@davidbetts480]

I have not owned one but I have used one meny times and yes brilliant fun.

[@clivenewton7609]

I started with the BSA version of this, I think I was about 12 (72ish now!!). I still have it, wonderful memories with my Dad who bought it for my birthday. Thanks and regards from deepest Dorset 👍

[@tonynapoli5549]

Lovely little tool I had an original Wembley and Scot .... and yes it just sat in my cabinet i eventually sold to a very well figure and he wrote an article about it in the shooting times if my memory serves me well around mid 1970, wish I hadn’t sold to be honest. Nice video

[@wdefghjuefhdegtfthtgf1351]

I have a set of all 4 mossbergs ( 410 20 16 and 12 gauge) very similar guns but 2+1 and when i bring one of them to any range clay rifle or indoor they turn heads. More then when i clay shoot with my mossberg shockwave that is something you brits can't have. As it does not have a stock

[@Kruegernator123]

The method of removing the bolt reminds me a lot of a Mosin Nagant.

[@flatcapuk]

My 1st ever shotgun.. couldn't ever part with it ..had some amazing shots with it too 😎👍

[@johndivit5869]

I have a W&S bolt action garden gun. (9mm) Cost me 50 quid and is just a keeper! Sorts out the rats at 15 yards. Great bit of British shooting kit.

[@michaelbaines1525]

The first gun I used was a borrowed W &S .410 then the first I bought for myself was a BSA .410. I still own two W & S bolt action guns; one in 9mm. rimfire and another in .22 rimfire made as a shotgun which I believe are quite rare.

[@firebladelee]

I have a No1 mk3 Lee Enfield .410 conversion great fun to shoot !!!!! But I do plan on introducing my little girl to shooting and something like the bolt action .410 from webley and Scott is ideal or perhaps a folding yildiz .410 as it’s a bit lighter

[@bizarrefruit9133]

First shotgun I ever fired was almost identical to that one, as you said, they're incredibly wieldy little guns.

[@dave_724]

They are great fun for next to no money there simple elegant and cheap I don’t know why i don’t own one the bolt action really makes it what it is fun !

[@Pinzpilot101]

15 years old, flying round the fields at in an Austin A30, shooting at rabbits out of the windows.......pity no sunroof!🤣.....I,m 66 now.

[@waynejenkins6259]

My first gun was a bolt action Stevens 39. Still have it.

[@darrentaylor6172]

I have one I love it really cheap to buy and lovely bolt action mechanism, cracking little gun one that I would not sell, paid £125 for mine 4 years ago in mint condition, Really into the British made Webleys.

[@ddoherty5956]

I've got a bolt and hammer gun as well as my OU just to train my nephews and son when he's big enough the bolt action brings out the kid in me though 🤣

[@TheToridzone]

No I started with single shot .410 break

[@nickbitten9910]

Great video. I have a SBS in .410 and it is great fun on clays.

[@andrewseamaster]

I started with one. I learnt how to use the Safe position for the bolt, shame you didn't. I later used a single shot 12 bore that was horrendous. The barrel bowed to the sky terrible

[@steelydannyb.9028]

Awesome never heard it said that way lol. Thats very well put.

[@M.P.J.F_UKcitizen]

I have a Maverick 12g bolt action shotgun (2+1 internal box magazine), I take it regularly to my local clay ground, shooting is, and should, be fun, buy something different and enjoy.

[@michaelswitzer218]

Commenting from the US - I have my Dad's Western Field (Montgomery Wards Store brand) Model 150A. .410 full choke. Grandpa bought 2 of them for Dad & my uncle when they were 12 & 13 back in the 1950s. Nice upland gun but that bolt action is basically a single shot, no way to get a quick follow up shot.

[@billturner2370]

I love bolt action 410 shotguns! great memoires when i started hunting with one.

[@henryguy7315]

Great gun to have in cabinet. I paid just £25 for mine!!

[@gradyhernandez4699]

410 Bolt Action

[@CianW1998]

Paid £50 for mine, rough and ready but going to clean it up ready for my little lad growing up. Going to try it out for first time tomorrow

[@jamessymonds9787]

Nice shooting

[@mrdavidpollock]

first gun i ever shot. My dad bought it when he was 16. It's in my cabinet now and will be handed down to my kids.

[@stephencivic1989]

My first shotgun which I still own is a Mossberg 190 bolt action 16gauge. Honestly it is a superb gun to have in your collection. I have yet to meet another gun owner with one in there collection. Most people I meet have never even heard of one. I bought mine for about $150. And she is in fine condition, little bits of character such as nicks and scratches on the stock. And the barrel has lost a tiny amount of its bluing. But all that just gives the gun some history. Extremely well made gun from a bygone era. It’s a shame that so many of these were just discarded or thrown away. Mechanically there is absolutely nothing wrong with their design and purpose. So if you buy one it will do exactly what you need it too. I couldn’t recommend it enough. Especially if your into good old fashioned American made steel and wood stock guns.

[@garywilson5783]

W /s 410 !! first gun 1973 a week wages £5

[@obryan240]

I have 2. Got both for free from the estates of different friends of my dad who died.

[@KarlHicks-z9x]

I still have the 330A I bought when I was 14 I’m 68 now still hunt with it

[@shaunharris3690]

Great little gun Add one when I was 7 lol long time ago 👍🏻

[@stevew3196]

I didn't start on a .410 but I have one it's a Lee Enfield .303 bored out.

[@Blondejam]

Did I watch this about a month ago as I commented on it as my friend had one when we were about 12 years old...

[@DavidHumberstone-u6w]

brill little gun had one many years ago then i got a stevans 410 bolt with 3 shot mag but like a fool sold it but just got a stevans 59a 410 bolt 6+1 tube mag on ticket been looking for one 5 years brill gun

[@andrewgomm3164]

Is 410 ammunition easy to find in the uk, here in canada its really hard to find especially slugs.

[@LionDen510]

Yep I started with that

[@chrismaddock1263]

Got one ,it is great for squirels

[@ChrisFry-bq5sw]

I'm looking a mine right now.

[@rum51]

webly 410 was great !!!

[@AngusCormack-tw8fb]

I started on a webly Scott .410 shot my first pheasant with it

[@tompresley3856]

I still own the single shot 4,10 bolt action I started with. I am 62

[@stevemaynard9003]

I had a 6mm bolt action garden gun which was much rarer than the 9mm version and it fired dust shot, ideal against rats in buildings. I once killed 2 adult rats with one shot. Sadly I sold it for £4 10shillings !!

[@vincelatigo2058]

Do this 410 sold in the USA if so where?

[@dadaustin4570]

I have one of these in Canada. I have unfortunately broken the spring that locks the bolt head to the action. If anyone knows where I can find this part or a complete bolt head. Please let me know. Curtis Austin

[@cedricgrech9100]

My father have one. And it is made from England I don't remember what is thebrand .we are from Malta.

[@MrX-di4ym]

Does it shoot 45 lc

[@jonnyfications]

I've seen this recently, was it on this channel or someone else's? 🤔

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

Thank you this was the first time we have done this on here.

[@enthrallingusername]

"Shoot it in your back garden" You're having a laugh saying that. Neighbours would have a field day.

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

Heavily dependent on the size of your garden of course ;)

[@dant153]

My gramps got me started with a iver Johnson bolt action single shot. Killed my first duck goose and pheasant with it. Unfortunately it was stolen from the car and never recovered

[@steelydannyb.9028]

16 ga. fell out of favor & 410 is pricey seems most desire 12 & 20 ga.

[@Starseedindigenouslightwork]

That was my first gun when I was 10 mossberg bolt action 410 killed many of birds squirls and alligator snapping turrtle

[@marcusd2380]

Great video great gun and supper fun. I bough a very clean W&S two years ago for £100 and I love it. Cartridges are expensive but a must have

[@ddoherty5956]

Yeah cartridges are mad prices especially considering that there's half as much in em 🤣🤣🤣

[@MegaRiffraff]

Inherited one of these from my uncle .

[@twinpotracer]

It's a no from me, I'm afraid. Horses for courses I suppose.

[@krod2162]

No magazine makes it lame

[@tonymorgan3526]

This video has been posted before I'm dam sure of it 🙁

[@TSCTheshootingchannel]

No this it the first time we have done this.

[@MrBobwells48]

Just got one of these (£80) my son and daughter paid for it for Father’s Day for me. Love wandering round my permission with it,

[@petec1050]

.410 Webley in local RFD - £95 Slab of cheapest .410 cartridges - £90 Go figure

[@ottovonapps]

I feel so bad for you Brits 😢. You have been so pacified by your government you all are excited about owning guns that were popular with kids up to the 70s in USA. They are fun, but wish you all had freedoms over there. Love from america

[@kevindonaldson8655]

Have you considered taking elocution lessons? 👍

[@guy1234484]

Why?