Mossberg 500E HS410 .410 Bore Pump-Action, 18.5 in Ported Barrel, 3 in Chamber, Cylinder Bore, 4+1, Blued Barrel/Magazine, Black Anodized Receiver
This Mossberg Model 500E HS410 is the small-frame .410 Home Security configuration with a compact 18.5 inch barrel and cylinder bore. It features a ported, vented muzzle to help control muzzle rise, a 3 inch chamber compatibility (also accepts 2.5 inch), and a 4+1 capacity. The gun retains the 500-series top-tang ambidextrous safety, a single brass bead front sight, and was made in North Haven, Connecticut, USA.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Overall Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Specific Condition Notes: There are markings from prior handling and use. Please refer to the photos for details.
What’s Included
- Original synthetic shoulder stock with recoil pad (detached)
The HS410 Home Security configuration is built on Mossberg’s small-frame 500E platform in .410 Bore. It uses an aluminum alloy receiver with right-side ejection and dual action bars for smooth cycling. The top-tang safety is ambidextrous and easy to access from either hand.
The 18.5 inch steel barrel is marked "18 1/2 IN. HOME SECURITY" and ends in a ported, vented muzzle section. It is cylinder bore (Cyl Bore), making it a straight, unchoked tube suited to defensive loads. A single brass bead serves as the front sight; there is no rear sight.
This shotgun is chambered for both 2.5 inch and 3 inch .410 shells, offering flexibility with defensive or field loads. Capacity is 4+1, and the magazine tube uses a knurled end cap for straightforward disassembly and maintenance.
Furniture includes a matte black polymer pistol grip installed and a vertical pistol-grip fore-end for solid purchase while pumping; the original synthetic shoulder stock with recoil pad is included but not installed. The steel barrel and magazine tube are blued, and the aluminum receiver wears a matte black anodized finish. The gun was made in North Haven, Connecticut, USA.