Sipahi RV 410 Marine Revolver Shotgun .410 Gauge 20″ Barrel

Description

Sipahi RV 410 Marine Revolver Shotgun .410 Gauge

The Sipahi RV 410 Marine Revolver Shotgun .410 Gauge combines innovative engineering with a corrosion-resistant marine finish for enhanced durability and distinctive appearance. Designed with a six-round rotating cylinder, this revolver shotgun offers increased capacity compared to traditional break-action platforms while maintaining dependable mechanical simplicity.

The 20-inch barrel provides balanced handling and effective shot patterns, making it suitable for recreational shooting, pest control, and range applications. Chambered for both 2¾-inch and 3-inch .410 shells, the RV 410 Marine offers ammunition flexibility across multiple uses.

Weighing approximately 8.58 pounds, the shotgun delivers stability during operation and manageable recoil characteristics. The corrosion-resistant finish adds durability in harsh environments while giving the firearm a unique tactical aesthetic.

Manufactured by Sipahi Hunting and Tactical Inc., the RV 410 Marine Revolver Shotgun offers a distinctive platform for shooters seeking performance, capacity, and visual appeal in a .410 shotgun configuration.

Key Features

• Revolver-style rotating cylinder shotgun

• Six-round capacity

• Marine corrosion-resistant finish

• 20-inch barrel for balanced handling

• Compatible with 2¾” and 3″ .410 shells

• Durable construction and reliable operation

• Unique firearm platform for recreational or utility use

FAQ Section

What is the capacity of the Sipahi RV 410 Marine?

The shotgun features a six-round rotating cylinder capacity.

What shells does the RV 410 Marine use?

It is compatible with both 2¾-inch and 3-inch .410 bore shotgun shells.

Does this firearm require an FFL transfer?

Yes. The firearm must ship to a licensed FFL dealer for transfer.

Is this firearm legal in all states?

No. Some states and jurisdictions restrict revolving cylinder shotguns. Verify local laws before purchase.

🚫 Not Legal / Very Likely Prohibited

• Delaware

• California

• Maryland

• Massachusetts

• New Jersey

• New York

• Washington (state)

• Washington D.C.