Henry Single Shot Rifle
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freebullet
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It amazes me every time a lever gun is removed from the shoulder for lever racking. Some folks miss the point of lever guns.
The new single shot must be for them.
The new single shot must be for them.
35 shooter
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This is one I'll probably have to. have next year. Looks like better iron sights come with them than on the H&R. Better wood too.
fiver
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they show them at about the 21 minute mark.
if they can manage to make one in 7.62X39 with a 308 barrel I think I might be able to squeeze the funds out of the gun fund.
now if they would just figure out how to fit a piece of spring steel to the side of their frame to cover the hole where the rounds go in the mag tube.
I might just become a more interested party in their line.
if they can manage to make one in 7.62X39 with a 308 barrel I think I might be able to squeeze the funds out of the gun fund.
now if they would just figure out how to fit a piece of spring steel to the side of their frame to cover the hole where the rounds go in the mag tube.
I might just become a more interested party in their line.
Texas Hillbilly
Active Member
Yep I'm going to own another Henry Rifle, nice looking single shot.
Will
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Texas Hillbilly
Active Member
Hmmmm Henry's aren't cheap you have to pay for a well made product.
Texas Hillbilly
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Yes Sir,a little pricey for a 410 shotgun and fair on the single shot rifles.
I'm surprised that they are bringing out a single shot when Ruger just dropped the#1.
I'm surprised that they are bringing out a single shot when Ruger just dropped the#1.
SierraHunter
Bullshop jr
I would be interested in one. I always have had a soft spot for single shots.
Will
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Kind of like this one https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/pro...-silver-receiver-blued-barrel-736008007306.do
I love mine. I don't even shoot trap but it's a nice turkey gun.
I love mine. I don't even shoot trap but it's a nice turkey gun.
fiver
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kind of like that.
only without the hammer, a proper butt stock, recoil pad, and a raised vent rib.
it's not that hard to do this kind of stuff right and only adds about 50$ to a new gun.
trap type guns are easily modified for field hunting by changing the recoil pad and the chokes.
but attempting to make everybody happy usually doesn't work to well
I use my pigeon grade 101 with the black diamond stock set up, for grouse hunting just cause it comes up easy and is light to carry.
probably a bit pricy for a woods gun but it does the job just as well as my 25 year old model 1300 with the stuck choke.
only without the hammer, a proper butt stock, recoil pad, and a raised vent rib.
it's not that hard to do this kind of stuff right and only adds about 50$ to a new gun.
trap type guns are easily modified for field hunting by changing the recoil pad and the chokes.
but attempting to make everybody happy usually doesn't work to well
I use my pigeon grade 101 with the black diamond stock set up, for grouse hunting just cause it comes up easy and is light to carry.
probably a bit pricy for a woods gun but it does the job just as well as my 25 year old model 1300 with the stuck choke.
35 shooter
Well-Known Member
Yep, kind of getting hooked on their lever rifles too, inspite of the tubular loading.