About this product

Product Description These photos represent the exact firearm for sale, a Rossi S411220 410 Bore Police Trade-In Break Open Shotgun. The price is for 1 firearm. As with many used trade-in firearms, this firearm may contain scratches and/or signs of wear. This is not always the case, but should not be unexpected. Firearm Features Model: S411220 Caliber: 410 Bore Capacity: Nationwide shipping. Order from anywhere in the US.

Rossi 410 Bore Police Trade-In Break Open Shotgun

Finding a reliable, no-frills shotgun at a working price is rare these days. The rossi 410 bore police trade-in break open shotgun is exactly that: a genuine law enforcement surplus piece that has been carried, used, and put away wet more than once. It shows honest wear, but mechanically, these single-shot break actions are tough as nails. This is not a display piece; it is a tool ready for a second career on the farm, the trail, or in the truck. If you need a lightweight, easy-to-stow 410 that won’t break the bank, this trade-in delivers exactly what it promises.

Overview

This rossi 410 bore police trade-in break open shotgun comes directly from agency surplus. These shotguns were typically stored in patrol vehicles as backup or less-lethal deployment tools. The break-open action is simple, reliable, and nearly foolproof. Expect typical holster wear, scratches, and some finish loss consistent with police service. The wood stocks may show dings and scuffs, but the barrels remain functional with clear bores. Each shotgun functions as a single-shot with an exposed hammer, giving you positive control over the firing sequence. You get a genuine piece of law enforcement history at a fraction of retail cost.

Features & Specs

Simplicity is the defining feature of this rossi 410 bore police trade-in break open shotgun. There are no magazines, no complex safeties to fail, and no pumps to short-stroke. It is a pure break-open design with an external hammer that must be manually cocked. The 410 bore chambering keeps recoil light, making it an excellent choice for smaller-framed shooters or for dispatching pests without over-penetration.

• Single-shot break-open action with manual hammer cocking
• 410 bore chamber, 3-inch chamber capable
• Barrel length typically 18.5 to 20 inches (police trade-in variations may vary slightly)
• Overall length approximately 36 inches; lightweight under 5 pounds
• Fixed choke, typically cylinder bore for close-range versatility
• Blued finish with visible wear; wood stock and forend with service dings

• Exposed hammer for visible cocked/uncocked status
• Automatic ejector kicks spent hulls clear
• Manual thumb safety on the tang
• No serial number matching guarantee due to trade-in nature
• Right-hand friendly; no left-hand specific options

Who It’s For

This rossi 410 bore police trade-in break open shotgun suits a few specific buyers. First, the budget-minded shooter who wants a functional shotgun for snakes, rabbits, or plinking without spending hundreds. Second, the truck or tractor owner who needs a compact, stowable gun that won’t rust into a paperweight after a season of hard use. Third, the collector of police surplus who appreciates honest wear over safe queens. It is also a solid first shotgun for a new shooter learning fundamentals on a light-recoiling platform. If you want a pristine safe queen or a gun for competitive trap, this is not your choice. But if you want a working gun that already has its first set of scars, this fits the bill.

Shipping & FFL

All orders for the rossi 410 bore police trade-in break open shotgun require shipment to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder in your state. After placing your order, you must provide your chosen FFL dealer’s contact information. We will verify the license and ship within one to two business days. You are responsible for knowing your local and state laws regarding shotgun ownership, including any restrictions on barrel length or magazine capacity. No returns or exchanges on firearms. We do not ship to PO boxes or APO addresses for firearms. If your FFL declines the transfer for any reason, standard restocking fees apply.