Description

Rossi .410 Bore Single Shot Youth Shotgun

The Rossi .410 Bore Single Shot Youth Shotgun is a purpose-built firearm designed to introduce younger or smaller-framed shooters to the field with a manageable, reliable platform. Chambered in the versatile .410 bore, this single-shot shotgun delivers the trusted performance Rossi has offered for generations while maintaining a balance of weight, length, and handling that suits new and developing shooters. With a break-action mechanism and a manual hammer, this shotgun provides a straightforward, safe operating experience that emphasizes fundamentals over complexity.

Overview

The Rossi .410 Bore Single Shot Youth Shotgun features a 22-inch barrel and a reduced length of pull, making it an ideal entry point for youth shooters or anyone seeking a lightweight, compact scattergun. The overall length comes in at just over 36 inches, and the gun weighs approximately 5.5 pounds, allowing for easy carry and comfortable shouldering during extended range sessions. The hardwood stock is finished with a pressed checkering pattern at the grip and forend, providing a secure hold in varied weather conditions. A manual hammer with a visible cocking spur and an automatic ejector ensure the shooter can quickly verify the firearm’s status and reload for follow-up shots. The blued steel barrel and receiver offer corrosion resistance while maintaining a classic, understated appearance.

Features & Specs

• Youth-Specific Dimensions: The Rossi .410 bore single shot youth shotgun has a 12.5-inch length of pull, a 1.5-inch drop at comb, and a 2.5-inch drop at heel, allowing smaller shooters to align their eye naturally with the bead front sight without straining.
• Barrel and Chamber: The 22-inch barrel is chambered for 2.5-inch and 3-inch .410 bore shells, providing flexibility for target loads, small game hunting, or pest control. The barrel features a fixed modified choke, delivering consistent patterns suitable for upland birds and clay targets.
• Action and Safety: The break-open action is paired with a transfer bar safety system and a manual hammer. The tang-mounted safety is easily accessible, and the exposed hammer allows the shooter to visually confirm the firearm’s readiness.

Who It’s For

This Rossi .410 bore single shot youth shotgun is engineered for first-time shotgun shooters, typically between the ages of 10 and 15, who are ready to transition from air rifles or .22 caliber firearms. The reduced recoil of the .410 bore, combined with the light 5.5-pound weight, makes it suitable for smaller individuals who may struggle with heavier 20-gauge or 12-gauge shotguns. It also serves as an excellent choice for experienced shooters seeking a lightweight truck gun, a snake charmer for hiking, or a compact saddle gun for farm use. The single-shot design encourages shot discipline, making it a preferred tool for hunters teaching proper field etiquette and shot placement.

Shipping & FFL

This Rossi .410 bore single shot youth shotgun is classified as a firearm and will ship to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) dealer of your choice. Upon placing your order, you must provide the contact information for a licensed FFL dealer who agrees to receive and process the transfer. Please confirm with your chosen dealer that they accept shipments from online retailers and are willing to process the transfer for this specific firearm. All applicable federal, state, and local laws regarding firearm purchase, possession, and transfer apply. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure compliance with all regulations in their jurisdiction. Shipping is to contiguous United States addresses only, and standard shipping rates apply.

• FFL Transfer: A valid FFL must be on file with us before the firearm ships. Provide your dealer’s license information during checkout.
• Shipping Restrictions: We do not ship to P.O. boxes, international addresses, or locations where firearm ownership is restricted by local ordinance.
• Age Verification: The purchaser must be at least 18 years of age for a long gun purchase under federal law, though state minimums may be higher.