Description

Rossi Circuit Judge 410 Bore/45LC UAWS Police Trade-In Carbine SA/DA

Overview

The Rossi Circuit Judge 410 Bore/45LC UAWS Police Trade-In Carbine SA/DA represents a unique law enforcement surplus offering that combines the versatility of a revolver action with the stability of a long gun platform. Originally procured for tactical and utility roles by the United States Armor & Weapons Services (UAWS), these trade-in carbines deliver a proven mechanical design at a practical price point. Chambered for both .410 bore shotshells and .45 Long Colt ammunition, this carbine maximizes ammunition flexibility for defensive, recreational, and field use. As a police trade-in, each Rossi Circuit Judge 410 Bore/45LC UAWS Police Trade-In Carbine SA/DA exhibits standard holster wear and handling marks consistent with service use, providing an authentic option for shooters seeking a duty-proven firearm without paying retail premiums.

Features & Specs

This carbine is built on Rossi’s reliable swing-out cylinder frame, offering single-action and double-action trigger operation. The 18.5-inch barrel provides improved sight radius and velocity over handgun variants while maintaining maneuverability. The synthetic stock and forend resist environmental wear, and the ventilated rib barrel shroud aids in heat dissipation during extended strings of fire. Below are the core specifications and included components:

• Manufacturer: Rossi | Category: Rifles | Action: SA/DA Revolver Carbine | Caliber: .410 Bore / .45 Long Colt | Capacity: 6 rounds (cylinder)
• Barrel Length: 18.5 inches | Overall Length: 35.5 inches | Weight: Approximately 6.2 pounds | Stock Material: Black synthetic polymer
• Sights: Adjustable rear sight with fiber optic front post | Safety: Transfer bar system with manual hammer block | Finish: Blued steel with matte black furniture

Who It’s For

The Rossi Circuit Judge 410 Bore/45LC UAWS Police Trade-In Carbine SA/DA is intended for shooters who value ammunition versatility in a compact long gun format. It suits property owners seeking a dedicated pest control or ranch utility carbine that can cycle both .410 birdshot and .45 Colt defensive loads. Law enforcement surplus collectors will appreciate the documented UAWS provenance, while recreational shooters benefit from the reduced recoil of the .410 bore combined with the accuracy of a shoulder-fired platform. This carbine is also a practical choice for individuals who prefer revolver mechanics over semi-automatic actions, as the manual of arms remains intuitive and the cylinder can be loaded or unloaded without removing the magazine. The trade-in status makes it particularly attractive for budget-conscious buyers who do not require a pristine cosmetic appearance.

• Ideal for ranch, farm, or homestead defense where shotshell patterns and slug versatility are advantageous
• Suitable for shooters transitioning from handgun to carbine who want consistent trigger feel and caliber continuity
• Practical for those seeking a low-maintenance, manual-action firearm that operates reliably with varied ammunition types

Shipping & FFL

This Rossi Circuit Judge 410 Bore/45LC UAWS Police Trade-In Carbine SA/DA will ship to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) dealer in your state of residence. After placing your order, provide your chosen dealer’s contact information. We will verify their license and ship the carbine within one to two business days. All applicable federal, state, and local laws regarding firearm transfer must be observed. It is the buyer’s responsibility to confirm that the receiving FFL will accept transfers of police trade-in surplus firearms. Please note that this carbine is sold as a used item in functional condition; cosmetic wear, holster marks, and minor finish loss are typical for trade-in inventory and are not considered defects.

• Must be shipped to a valid FFL dealer for transfer | No direct-to-consumer shipments
• Buyer must comply with all state and local firearm ownership regulations
• Inspect the carbine upon receipt at your dealer; any functional concerns must be reported within 48 hours