Curious if anyone has a Henry single shot 12 or 20? Thinking on the 20 as a different option. They are sharp looking and reminiscent of the older H&R single shot. I still have my H&R from when I was a kid in a fixed full choke. That gun was the death of many squirrels.
I looked at one for a little while. Gorgeous gun. Handled it a good bit. My takeaway was that they were too heavy. Think they're about seven pound guns. I don't remember the 20's length, if it might have been shorter, but I do also recall the 12 being a little too long for my liking and only being available in that longer length, maybe 28".
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I've considered one as well. My question is are the designed to shoot where the bead is aiming or above that like a lot of shotguns?
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I was thinking they had problems with some miss firing
Quote from: Greg Massey on June 10, 2021, 11:14:30 AM
I was thinking they had problems with some miss firing
If your talking Henry, I'm not sure.
This is true from my experience. I have a 20 slug H&R. And it just happened this season to me. Luckily I was on the shooting bench. Apparently there's talk of a new spring and the problem is solved. I'm hoping that is all.
I hope to get one in 20ga. as I'm on the email list at my local farm n barn store when they come back in stock. Made in USA and Lifetime warranty is what caught my fancy. Always wanted a H&R 20 ga. Slug gun for Deer, but backed out cause I heard they were too lightweight and kicked like a Mule.
Love my Henry 20 gauge. My go to shotgun, doubt I'll ever pull any of my others out of the safe.
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