The simple answer to your question is: Yes and No. Yes, you can move money from your 401(k) to an immediate annuity, after you pay any Taxes due on the amount taken out. No, this will not be a Rollover (in the sense that you are trying to defer paying Taxes on the amount moved).

If, however, there is another implied reason for your move, please clarify.

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