Heritage Badlander .410 Bore 18.5in Nickel

Name: Heritage Badlander .410 Bore 18.5in Nickel
Brand: Heritage Mfg
SKU: UCCobRLPR
Availability: InStock

The Heritage Badlander .410 Bore 18.5in Nickel is a .410 Bore break-action shotguns from Heritage Mfg. It is available from 5 vendors at $678.99 to $744.99.

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Product Information

Name: Heritage Badlander .410 Bore 18.5in Nickel

Brand: Heritage Mfg

Category: Break-Action Shotguns

Caliber: .410 Bore

Barrel Length: 18.5"

UPC: 727962710197

SKU: UCCobRLPR

Description

The Heritage Badlander is a break-open shotgun chambered in .410 Bore with a 3-inch chamber and an 18.5-inch barrel. It is a 2-round gun finished in nickel with a wood stock. The bead front sight is standard.

Key Specifications

Brand: Heritage
Model: Badlander
Caliber: .410 Bore
Action: Break Action
Capacity: 2 rounds
Barrel Length: 18.5 inches
Color/Finish: Nickel / Wood

Detailed Features

Break-open action with 18.5-inch barrel
3-inch chamber
Nickel finish
Wood stock
Bead front sight

Complete Specifications

Caliber	.410 Bore
Model	Badlander
Barrel length	18.5"
Action	Break Action
Color	Nickel

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Badlander?

The Heritage Badlander in this configuration is chambered in .410 Bore with a 3-inch chamber.

Who makes the Badlander?

The Badlander is made by Heritage Manufacturing.

What type of firearm is the Badlander?

It is a break-open shotgun with an 18.5-inch barrel.

How many rounds does the Badlander hold?

It holds 2 rounds.

What finish does the Heritage Badlander .410 Bore have?

This model has a nickel finish paired with a wood stock.

Where can I buy the Heritage Badlander .410 Bore?

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Customers Say

AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.

Owners of the Heritage Badlander in .410 Bore often choose it for its light recoil and compact handling. The break-open platform is simple to operate and well-suited for new shooters or as a truck gun. The nickel-and-wood finish is a consistent point of appeal.

The Badlander gets positive marks for build quality at its price range. The 18.5-inch barrel keeps it maneuverable, and the break-open mechanism is nearly maintenance-free. Some owners would prefer a longer barrel for tighter patterns, but accept the tradeoff for portability.

Value opinions are mostly favorable. The nickel finish resists surface wear better than blued alternatives in the same price tier. Trigger pull is a common topic; owners generally find it serviceable, with some noting improvement after a break-in period.