The KELTEC KSG410 is a .410 Bore pump-action shotgun built around a bullpup layout that keeps the overall length short while retaining an 18.5-inch barrel. The tan synthetic frame is light — 5.4 lbs — which makes it easy to move through tight spaces. Capacity is 10 rounds, which cuts down on reloads during practice sessions or in a home defense situation. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 640832008968 
• Action: Pump Action 
• Barrel Length: 18.5 inches 
• Capacity: 10 rounds 
• Finish: Tan 
• Frame Material: Synthetic 
• Gauge: .410 Bore 
• Weight: 5.4 lbs. 
   

Features 

 
The pump action gives reliable cycling and consistent control. The .410 bore produces manageable recoil, which makes this a reasonable option for newer shooters or anyone sensitive to recoil, while still delivering enough power for pest control and small game. The 10-round capacity is higher than most .410 platforms at this size. 
 
The compact dimensions work well for home defense, where hallways and doorways limit how much gun you can swing around. For small game — birds, squirrels — the .410 pairs naturally with light shot loads. It also works as a trainer at the range without punishing the shooter. 
 

Usage 

• Home defense where compactness matters 
• Small game and bird hunting with light loads 
• Range training with reduced recoil

The KSG410 generates fairly consistent feedback across a few recurring topics.

The bullpup design gets the most praise — the short overall length without giving up barrel length is the main draw, and most owners mention it directly. The 10-round capacity is also well-regarded for a .410 platform.

Reliability opinions are split. Many owners report no issues after a proper break-in, but feeding problems and occasional jams do come up in discussions, usually tied to specific ammunition or short-stroking the pump. Maintenance tips circulate in the community to address this.

Ergonomics get mixed reactions. Some find the controls easy to reach; others find the pump stroke less smooth than they'd like, particularly during extended sessions.

The tan finish is genuinely polarizing — some like the look, others would prefer black or OD. Price-to-feature ratio generally rates well, and there's active interest in aftermarket accessories and modifications.