The Stevens 301 Turkey XP Obsession is a single-shot .410 break-open shotgun built for turkey hunting. It's light at 5.07 lbs and short at 41.5 inches overall, which makes it easy to carry through brush and hold steady on a call. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: 301 Turkey XP Obsession 
• SKU: 2024010789 
• UPC: 011356232199 
• Caliber/Gauge: .410 GA 
• Barrel Length: 26" 
• Chamber Length: 3" 
• Capacity: 1 RD (Single Shot) 
• Weight: 5.07 lbs 
• Overall Length: 41.5" 
• Action Type: Break Open 
• Sights: Bead Front 
• Safety Mechanism: Tang Safety 
• Stock Finish Group: Natural Camouflage 
   

Detailed Features 

• Break Open Action: Simple and reliable. Load, close, shoot, reload, no cycling mechanism to worry about in the field. 
• Bead Front Sight: Basic but functional for close-to-medium range turkey work where quick pointing matters more than precision aiming. 
• Extra Full Choke Included: Tightens the .410 pattern at distance, which is important since the smaller shell has less margin for a wide spread. 
• Synthetic Stock in Natural Camo: Matte finish, weather-resistant, and blends into woodland and field environments. 
   

Usage: 

The 301 Turkey XP works best in ambush-style turkey hunting where you're set up and waiting, not stalking. The .410 single-shot format demands accurate shot placement, which makes it better suited for experienced hunters or youth hunters who already have solid fundamentals. Ammunition is less common and more expensive than 12 or 20 gauge, worth factoring in before buying.

Feedback on the Stevens 301 Turkey Hunter in .410 tends to be positive overall, with a clear understanding of what it is and what it isn't.

The light weight and compact dimensions get consistent praise, hunters who cover ground appreciate not carrying extra weight. The camo finish is well-regarded for turkey hunting specifically. The break-open action earns marks for reliability and simplicity.

The .410 gauge itself is the most discussed limitation. Some hunters note concerns about stopping power at longer distances, and the smaller payload means shot placement has to be clean. Ammo availability and cost come up regularly as practical drawbacks compared to 12 or 20 gauge options.

Most owners recommend it for youth hunters or smaller-framed shooters, and note the low recoil makes it a good learning tool. Experienced hunters with specific .410 preference tend to be satisfied; those looking for maximum versatility or stopping power typically look at larger gauges instead.