Looking for Answers about Generic Rossi Curcuit Judge Shotgun .410 Bore/.45 Colt?

yes

yes you can shoot 2.5 and 3 inch .410 slugs

Yes, federal makes and awesome slug for it.

I am sure you can but why would you want to, the gun shoots 45 long colt much more accurately than slugs with no damage to the barrel. The whole point is to mix and match shot and slugs without changing barrels.

Just use the recommended ammunition

There are two screw in chokes included with this gun. You use one for shot type ammo and the other (smooth thread protector) for 410 slugs and 45 long colt ammo. Company rep said can use the latter for both shot and bullets but shot pattern will be affected.

yes, there should be different chokes that come with the weapon and the tool to change them. bird, buck and slug are usable but the chokes need to be matching the ammo that u are using.

Yes there are three styles of the Circuit Judge. The blued with black trigger and the gold trigger, Synthetic stock and the Stainless. Depends on where you find it, of the price difference. On the average the stainless runs 25-40 more.

yes it does about 50.00 more

sorry but walmart will not order this in stainless.

Rossi indicates a stainless model but I haven't seen it the walmart model is blue with a special trigger guard the stainless model is a little higher but remember it is a "stainless finish" meaning plated i suspect.

yes, i think its a bit more expensive, bout $20-$35 but thats from other stores, need to go the store and look through their catalog and see if they can even order it. if they cant get a price on it then they cant order it.

i am a dealer so i can answer this question....... you can purchase a long gun[rile,shotgun] out of state legally, but, not handguns........

You are allowed to buy long rifles in any state but to purchase a handgun, you have to be a resident of that state.

Yeah, you just have to clear the background check.

the circuit judge is built fom a double action revolver, not single action

Yes there is rifling in the barrel. You can use the threaded rifled end for .45colt and .410 sluggs. When you want to use .410 shot shells, just replace the end tube< tool and tube included>.
Really easy to use and set up.

yes the barrel is rifled. it is both single and double action

i know where you are going with this.............first of all, the 45lc is based on a low pressure black powder load. it can be beefed up, but, will not compare to the pressures of the modern .44mag although ballistics may be comparable.......look up "corbon".... the best you'll find for what you seek.....blown cylinders are no fun. don't mess with handloading for the judge until you completely understand the capabilities of your brass and your cylinder..... stick to good factory loads...trust me....

No, while the instructions say it can handle +P rounds, they specifically mention they must be SAAMI standard(a standard that as far as I know doesn't exist for the 45LC yet) They specifically mention that it is a bad idea to use most Buffalo Bore or Cor-bon +p rounds. I would recommend calling either taurus or the round manufacturer before you ran anything that hot out of it

Many would tell you that they would fit. Im saying no. Your chamber pressure is measured in (c.u.p.) the load that the magnum load carries raises the c.u.p. to a higher amount than what the barrel in the rossi 45/410 is chambered for.

yes great for deer 100-150+ yards

yes, the 45 long colt is an excellent deer round, as well as the .410 slug. just remember, both of these loads arte shortrer range loads compared to high velocity rounds like the 30-06 and .270. the .45 lc and .410 are excellent brush busters and have substancial knock down power, but are low velocity rounds best suited for closer range conditions out to about 150 yards with a lighter grain load in the .45 lc........

you can, but firearms can only be shipped to a federal firearms licensed store in your area; my advice is talk to local retailers, and find out their policies, usually there is an additional "charge" initiated by the seller, then another charge taken by "the store." finding a weapon locally is much better, you can look at it, touch it and ask questions about it before you are invested.

Oh man you got to go old school and stay true to the quick acquisition iron sights!

100-150+ yards

You must order/buy in store. It is illegal to buy guns online unless you are an ffl dealer.