The only .410 I own is a very small O/U labeled Abercrombie and Fitch, when that company was a safari outfitter and not a trash store for teenagers. The gun was made by Zoli in Italy.
The stock is short, the barrels are about 24 inches, all the screw slots line up with the long axis of the gun, and the receiver is color case hardened. Fixed chokes IC and Modified. The only things I don't like is it has two triggers and extractors, not ejectors. But the overall quality of the checkering exceeds a Browning Superposed. I shoot Skeet with it.
When thinning the herd, I tried to sell it for $1,000. No takers. I think I'll keep it, at least until I shoot up the AA factory loads I have.
I've never hunted with it. My go-to gun for upland hunting is a 28 gauge Browning O/U.
