Description

Sipahi RV 410 Tactical Revolver Shotgun .410 Gauge

The Sipahi RV 410 Tactical Revolver Shotgun combines innovative engineering with a distinctive revolver-style rotating cylinder platform to deliver performance, reliability, and visual appeal. Designed with a six-round cylinder capacity, this shotgun provides increased ammunition capacity compared to traditional break-action shotguns while maintaining dependable mechanical simplicity.

Featuring a 20-inch barrel, the RV 410 Tactical offers balanced handling and effective shot patterns suitable for recreational shooting, pest control, and range applications. Chambered for both 2¾-inch and 3-inch .410 shells, the platform provides flexibility across multiple ammunition types.

This model is available in both Tactical and Tactical Marine finishes, allowing shooters to select the appearance and corrosion resistance level that best fits their needs. The Marine finish provides additional resistance to environmental exposure while maintaining the same functional performance.

Weighing approximately 9.5 pounds, the Sipahi RV 410 Tactical Revolver Shotgun provides stability during firing and manageable recoil characteristics. Its distinctive design makes it an excellent option for shooters seeking a unique firearm with practical capability and modern styling.

Manufactured by Sipahi Hunting and Tactical Inc., the RV 410 Tactical represents a distinctive revolver shotgun platform engineered for reliability and versatility.

Key Features of the Sipahi RV 410 Tactical Revolver Shotgun

• Revolver-style rotating cylinder shotgun design

• Six-round capacity

• 20-inch barrel for balanced handling

• Compatible with 2¾” and 3″ .410 shells

• Tactical and Tactical Marine finish options

• Durable construction and reliable operation

• Unique firearm platform for recreational or utility use

FAQ

What is the capacity of the Sipahi RV 410 Tactical Revolver Shotgun?

The shotgun features a six-round rotating cylinder capacity.

What shells does the RV 410 Tactical 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 be shipped to a licensed FFL dealer for transfer.

What is the difference between Tactical and Tactical Marine?

The Tactical Marine version features a corrosion-resistant finish, while the Tactical version has a standard tactical finish.

❌ States Where Revolving-Cylinder Shotguns Are Generally Prohibited

These states explicitly include revolving-cylinder shotguns in assault-weapon or prohibited-weapon definitions:

🚫 Not Legal / Very Likely Prohibited

• Delaware

• California

• Maryland

• Massachusetts

• New Jersey

• New York

• Washington (state)

• Washington D.C.