No, a standard pistol cannot fire a shotgun shell because shotgun shells are designed to be used in shotguns, which have a larger chamber and barrel diameter. Pistol chambers are specifically sized for handgun cartridges, and attempting to fire a shotgun shell in a pistol could result in a catastrophic failure of the firearm. However, there are specialized firearms, like certain types of pistols or revolvers designed to accommodate shotgun shells, but these are exceptions rather than the rule.
shoot it with a sawn off shotgun
The Bay State .410 shotgun fires a .410 gauge shell, the smallest of shotgun shells. The shell itself is around 3 inches in length.
A 41 magnum caliber revolver will shoot 410 gauge shotgun shells but is not recommended. The shot will lead the barrel rifling. There are also adaptors you can put in a shotgun that allow you to fire pistol/rifle ammunition.
Remove the lead pellets from a shotgun shell. Reload it with rice and then shoot the little beast.
The presently manufactured Taurus "Judge" in its many variations fits that bill in .410.
Depends on the laws where you are.
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None. While there are firearms made to shoot .45 Colt AND .410 shotshells, they are designed and made to do that. A regular .410 shotgun is NOT made to do that safely.
pistol revolver and shotgun can shoot with one hand.
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If the gun is marked 2-3/4 on the barrel, that is the maximum length shell that the gun will shoot.
Depends on the gauge of the shotgun (should be marked on the barrels) and the length of shell it was made for. Some of the earlier guns used shorter shells than are now standard. Just because a shell fits does NOT mean it is safe to fire. If your shotgun is not marked with a shell length (like 2 3/4) you should have it examined by a gunsmith that can check shell length.