I bought a old pawn shop 12ga. single shot about 40 yrs ago, $50. I've taken countless squirrels, rabbits, ducks, coyote, quail, even deer, plus every kind of snake and varmints. The most versatile,useful gun I ever owned.
keith moore, at least know what you’re talking about before you make absurd claims. 1) $458 is the MSRP, and MSRP is always quite a bit higher than what you’ll actually pay for something. Most of these guns can be had for about $350. 2) Chiappa isn’t even an American company, they’re Italian and regularly subcontract out stuff to Brazil and Turkey. 3) The fit and finish of the Henry is far better than any competitively priced Weatherby or Benelli. The only reason Weatherby competes is because they manufacture their guns in Turkey, and Benelli’s Nova pump is a pretty crude gun for more money that the Henry. 4) If you want a single shot in that ~$150 price range, you can have it in something like the Steven’s 301, but then you’re getting a mass produced gun made in China. If you want a hand fitted, hand finished single shot made in the United States, that’s more than a fair price. I’m sorry you can’t afford one, but I’m sure there are plenty of of videos here on RUclips on how to save for one.
I have been basically begging them to build an Over/Under like the old Savages. Something like a 30-30 over a 12 gauge would be so cool. I have the Henry single shot 243. What a great little rifle. real tack driver too.
You're one of the few people that I have seen who move their thumb over to the side of the stock so that it doesn't slam into your face under recoil. Good work!
Love the old single shot shotguns. I had several as a kid, seems like they were plentiful then, with several manufacturers. Glad Henry is making one today.
So glad Henry is stepping up to the plate to produce single shots. After h&r , at least to my knowledge, no one made them. They're a great woods running gun.
I have a old single shot Stevens i think. I screwed a side saddle shell holder on the stock and put a small rail up front for a light and its my go to shot gun
I have something quite similar...a “Wyco”, which I think was made by Stevens as well. 16 gauge, same action as this Henry here. But, mine was cut down quite a bit, it’s barely legal and I too have added a shell holder. It sits by my bed, like an old sentinel ready to go as a last resort lol. But, I’ve actually practiced with that old bastard through the years, I can shed some shells rather quickly from the holder with the ejector throwing the spent shells about 10-15 feet backwards...
I'm really impressed with my 12 gauge Henry Single Shot. I admit that I'm a sucker for single shot shotguns in general, but THIS one is on a much higher level. Like a lot of enthusiasts, I started with a single shot and couldn't wait until I could buy a repeater. I own/have owned SxS, O&U, pumps, and semiautomatic shotguns and rifles. I've come full circle, in a sense. For years I sought out mint condition Winchester 37s and a few others, but wished for someone to start making high-quality single shots other than trap guns. Boy am I a happy old man! As a bonus, the walnut stock on mine is gorgeous, and the Rem-Choke feature is super nice. Thanks for your review.
They make a black powder muzzle loader adapter for break actions that is like a brass from a shell where u can change the primer and load from the muzzle. It allows you to use it during muzzle loader season. They also have adapters for smaller calibers like 22lr or 9mm or other sizes of shotgun. A break action with a 22lr rifled insert is super versatile
Amazing video, great points on reliability, use and ammo options. Plus, legendary one liners: "Be gone, box!" and "so much in 3 inches!" And the soda bottles! Huge thanks! Awesome.
I have an H&R single shot 12 and it’s one of my favorite firearms I own, and by far the cheapest. $65 at a gun show! Those 1 ounce slugs are a shoulder killer 😂
Ran an entire box of 20 1-oz 3" mag slugs one day in the Topper. Had some surface blood bruising on the ol' shoulder. 5 pounds shotgun with a minimal recoil pad really does hit stupid hard.
@@41magfan Hahahaha Like he said, single shot 12ga really do eat every kind of ammo made, and yes they do teach good marksmanship. Side effect is there is no action on the gun, so the barrel isn't sticking out another 5-6" beyond where it does. 28" barrel even seems short.
I recently purchased a Henry 410 single shot from an on line vendor. The weapon had been in the box for years, and one side of the recoil pad had begun to dry rot. I contacted Henry's customer service, and they promptly replied back. A new recoil pad is being sent to my address. Henry Repeating Arms is not just your ordinary manufacturing company - it's a family of people who not only care about guns, but also the individuals who purchase them.
I used a 12 gauge single shot for close to 40years of grouse and pheasant hunting, absolutely loved and put a lot of meat on the table. Also put some Canadian and ducks along with the other birds but grouse were always my favorite. I did have a good English Springer Spaniel (Jake ) we got him at 9 months old because he was neglected after that we spoiled him because he was amazing.
Yep I still have my H&R Topper Model 58 12ga. made in 77 and given to me Christmas of 78 !!! It has the modified choke 28in. barrel and in like new condition and now can shoot .22LR,,22Mag,,38Spec,9mm, 45Colt, .410Bore, 20Ga and yes with the muzzleloader adapter one shot handloads as well from the Short Lane Gun adapters and is the MOST versatile gun you can own these break open single shots give you so many options in which to chose from and adding to your collection the whole time !!! Did I mention a lot of FUN to boot when you shoot !!!!
They run faster with blinker fluid and peanut butter for lube. Im gonna put a laser on mine too so I can start fires a mile away and burn holes in stuff. Dont forget to paint it black too. Blacktical Tactical, then it will be dangerous. Mall Ninja it up.
@@Hill_Billy_Without_A_Hill Fantastic job on those upgrades, reminds me of the boom box that I attached to my gun, it plays heavy metal and revives armies of the dead to do my bidding, like taking out the trash or mowing the lawn. Zombie armies of death are just a delight and carbon neutral.
TheBlackB0X. That’s pretty sick. I actually attached a mouse to the top of mine to sniff out the enemies. I also decided to put a hairspray can on the bottom for a flamethrower. Last thing I did was put a rubber band on the end of the barrel connecting a home made sling shot. It’s pretty good
My Grandpa bought me my first shotgun for my 10th birthday. 20 ga single shot Harrington Richardson. Still my favorite! Took many of rabbits with It. It was also my youngest sons first shotgun he hunted with. Thank you Grandpa!
When Henry builds a single shot with a 18 1/2" barrel I will buy 5 of them. Right now the top single shot is the Midland BackPack. What a lovely gun. Even comes with Mobile chokes.
Henry should take this action, and make it a SXS double barrel, both in shotgun and rifle calibers. In fact, the thought of a $600 .45-70 double rifle is pretty exciting. I can only hope.
I really wish that all the single shots came with ejectors. I hate the fudds who are so afraid to go brass hunting. Being able to reload quickly may save your life
When i was poorer and not making as much money i had a mosin my friends bought as a gift but i couldnt hunt much with it in my home state of mass. Which only allows archery shotgun and muzzleloader for deer season. So i bought a stevens single shot 12. So much i could do with that shotgun. I have taken rabbits, squirell, and many clays with it. Its a nice light handy inexpensive gun.
All I want is a ranch with a big house with an old Chevy truck parked outside and a Henry single barrel shotgun hanging above the fireplace.. dear lord that’s all I ask amen
I've got an old western auto 12ga single shit thatd belonged to my grandfather and a savage Steven's single shot 12ga with a 30" barrel my older brother had given me years ago that I still squirrel and turkey hunt with today. May get me a henry 12ga. Seems like a well built gun with good engineering. So many single shots are just cheap cheap cheap with no other thought in mind.
Impossible to have more fun ( and be a better learning classroom for anyone ! ) than jumping rabbits out of bracken pushed on by an old gun dog ! Simple, quick and an easy carry ! Love it !😎👍
Those mini shells would be great for defense especially if you live in an apartment. Here's an idea, you've got a patch wall, how about a box wall, after all there's so many different designs of boxes it might be cool.
Winchester model 37 made single break barrel made 1940s red letter 30inch barrel 12g full choke 3inch shells it shoots .our Grandpops been ib family since new nice shape and tight pattern. Love your content.
Top de ++++ amigão, parabéns!!! Quando você efetua a visada, você ver um pouco da boca do cano, ou apenas o pontinho???? Desde de já muito obrigado!!!!
Looks like a very good shotgun. The stock and chequering looks perfect for the price. Fact that it can take different chokes and is an ejector too enhances appeal even more. Remindsof the good old H&R's of years gone by.
I'm not a gun owner yet, but I'd definitely go for a single barrel shotgun as my first firearm. I'm in the UK so I need a gun safe, and land to shoot on if I'm ever gonna get a licence. It's frustrating, but I kinda like not having too many guns around. We prefer to settle things with fists over here.
The only time I've seen a ten gauge fired, was when my dad took my brother and I out to Davenport Iowa to visit his old commercial fishing partner, it was the start of duck season, and dad borrowed my grandfather's Remington pump, so that it he got a chance he could bag a couple of ducks, we were out on the river pulling here when dad saw a pair of mallards, flying right toward us,he reached in the cabin, and told his buddy, " quick Give me the gun" meaning grandads pump, but what he got was his buddies old 10 gauge double he jumped on the gunnel of the boat, took aim, pulled the trigger,( which turned out to have a worn sear) both barrels went off, knocking dad, head over heels into the drink! The water wasn't very deep, and dad came up sputtering, still holding the gun, while my brother and I stood there laughing so hard we almost fell in, as for the ducks he got both of them, ( I don't think a gnat could have survived that cloud of shot) we pulled dad out, and dried him off as best we could, but he had a sore shoulder for weeks, and a huge bruise to go with it!
I want one badly but the ejector is what's holding me back. I shoot mostly brass shells and I hate havi g those fly over and away, be nice if you could turn it off and go to extracter. Better for reloaders, Inserts, etc.
I'd love to get my hands on one of these. Finally, an American company stepped up to the plate to fill the void left when H&R quit making single shots. Remember back when Walmart sold H&R Pardners...made in Gardner, Mass....for $95? They must've sold millions of those guns.
Since H&R and NEF are no longer around, thank goodness Henry is making single shots. I have NEF rifles in .45-70 and a heavy barrel .223 and they are great rifles. My H&R 20 gauge works really well.
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Henry really needs to make a 12 gauge double barrel.
I was going to post the same thing. I'm interested in a side by side, and a Henry Double would be a great choice
Joe Biden special hahhaha
@The Weapon Collection
I prefer external hammers on side by side shoties personally.
No doubt. These Henry’s are top-notch. An Over/Under or Side by side would be sweet. 👌🏻
@@Jake0891 Side by side, external hammers or internal, 20 inch and 28 inch barrels
A single shot shotgun is by far one of the most versatile weapons you can have from bunnies to self defense
What about two barrels? They're more expensive, i suppose.
@@TheGrenadier97 and heavy
Lol
@@cartier3591 depends. The 18 inch chinese coach guns century has are heavier than my cz hammer classic with 30 in barrels (it seems that way anyway)
@@TheGrenadier97 you mean three barrels
Clearly the April fools is that they neglected to shoot cut shells.
I miss Barry.
Alyx H I was yelling cutshell at my screen at 6am lol
@@heilhonkler6981 what did they do?
@@heilhonkler6981 ya what happened?
The Hi Point Suite clearly needs more Screentime
We all miss Him🇵🇱🇺🇸
I bought a old pawn shop 12ga. single shot about 40 yrs ago, $50. I've taken countless squirrels, rabbits, ducks, coyote, quail, even deer, plus every kind of snake and varmints. The most versatile,useful gun I ever owned.
How I love a good fully automatic single shot 12ga.
Fullysemiautomatic
30 rounds per second
But does it take Glock mags?
Well, it does empty the gun with a single pull of the trigger...
No it doesn’t take glock mags because it was made before we started getting glock handguns.
Now Henry, if you're watching... PLEASE come out with an 18.5" 10 ga!!!!!
@keith moore you'll never get your cheap Henry because they have high quality standards and will not manufacture outside the US.
keith moore, at least know what you’re talking about before you make absurd claims.
1) $458 is the MSRP, and MSRP is always quite a bit higher than what you’ll actually pay for something. Most of these guns can be had for about $350.
2) Chiappa isn’t even an American company, they’re Italian and regularly subcontract out stuff to Brazil and Turkey.
3) The fit and finish of the Henry is far better than any competitively priced Weatherby or Benelli. The only reason Weatherby competes is because they manufacture their guns in Turkey, and Benelli’s Nova pump is a pretty crude gun for more money that the Henry.
4) If you want a single shot in that ~$150 price range, you can have it in something like the Steven’s 301, but then you’re getting a mass produced gun made in China. If you want a hand fitted, hand finished single shot made in the United States, that’s more than a fair price.
I’m sorry you can’t afford one, but I’m sure there are plenty of of videos here on RUclips on how to save for one.
31\2 12 gauge is a ten gague, same amount of shot
@@justinbailey1756 but it doesn't have "10" on it.
@@justinbailey1756 K. Neat. Still doesn't have "10" on it
When civilization ends, single shot shotguns will outlive humanity.
Especially one of these even tho the msrp is 390 its a 3.5 inch chamber and incredibly high quality.
for sure, theres some that were made in the time of ussr
An aks too 😂
Single shot 12 guages, cockroaches, and the IRS
@@peterdragon6367 why’s you list the IRS twice?
I really like the simplicity and "i'm a worker" look of these guns. And as you showed, a, experienced man can shoot it adequately fast, IMO.
I love how it fires out the spent shells like it means it.
looks like a fun little blaster for sure!
I have been basically begging them to build an Over/Under like the old Savages. Something like a 30-30 over a 12 gauge would be so cool.
I have the Henry single shot 243. What a great little rifle. real tack driver too.
556 over 12 👁️👁️
It's very late for a reply but CZ does make such guns for a reasonable price
problem with combo guns is explaining to a game warden why you are walking around during rabbit season with a 270 even if its welded to a 22wmr
@@timothytallent2427 .243 Winchester over 12 gauge for the win...
PLEASE DO THIS HENRY.
Me blasting a powderganger just outside Goodsprings: 0:37
Look at that fully semi automatic assualt weapon....sexy...
im getting absolutely aroused over that entirely, without doubt, non-automatic rifle
You're one of the few people that I have seen who move their thumb over to the side of the stock so that it doesn't slam into your face under recoil. Good work!
I keep watching this video because the single shot looks like so much fun. Something to be said about simplicity!
I hope Henry adds a 10 gauge to the lineup
Absolutely fingers crossed.
That’s first thing I was hoping for when I seen these come out
OrangesmokeM7 I hope they make a model with an extra barrel slapped on there while they’re at it
Why? Do you hate your shoulder much? It has a 3.5 inch chamber in 12 gauge. Isn't that enough?
ME TOO, it's never enough..
Love the old single shot shotguns. I had several as a kid, seems like they were plentiful then, with several manufacturers. Glad Henry is making one today.
So glad Henry is stepping up to the plate to produce single shots. After h&r , at least to my knowledge, no one made them. They're a great woods running gun.
17:21
That's all I have to comment today.
I have a old single shot Stevens i think. I screwed a side saddle shell holder on the stock and put a small rail up front for a light and its my go to shot gun
I have something quite similar...a “Wyco”, which I think was made by Stevens as well. 16 gauge, same action as this Henry here. But, mine was cut down quite a bit, it’s barely legal and I too have added a shell holder. It sits by my bed, like an old sentinel ready to go as a last resort lol. But, I’ve actually practiced with that old bastard through the years, I can shed some shells rather quickly from the holder with the ejector throwing the spent shells about 10-15 feet backwards...
I'm really impressed with my 12 gauge Henry Single Shot. I admit that I'm a sucker for single shot shotguns in general, but THIS one is on a much higher level. Like a lot of enthusiasts, I started with a single shot and couldn't wait until I could buy a repeater. I own/have owned SxS, O&U, pumps, and semiautomatic shotguns and rifles. I've come full circle, in a sense. For years I sought out mint condition Winchester 37s and a few others, but wished for someone to start making high-quality single shots other than trap guns. Boy am I a happy old man! As a bonus, the walnut stock on mine is gorgeous, and the Rem-Choke feature is super nice. Thanks for your review.
They make a black powder muzzle loader adapter for break actions that is like a brass from a shell where u can change the primer and load from the muzzle. It allows you to use it during muzzle loader season. They also have adapters for smaller calibers like 22lr or 9mm or other sizes of shotgun. A break action with a 22lr rifled insert is super versatile
You'll shoot your eye out with that ejection.
You guys are the greatest. If it's been tried, you two are doing it. Great show on the Henry Single Shot. Keep up the good work.
Amazing video, great points on reliability, use and ammo options. Plus, legendary one liners: "Be gone, box!" and "so much in 3 inches!" And the soda bottles! Huge thanks! Awesome.
I have an H&R single shot 12 and it’s one of my favorite firearms I own, and by far the cheapest. $65 at a gun show! Those 1 ounce slugs are a shoulder killer 😂
Ran an entire box of 20 1-oz 3" mag slugs one day in the Topper. Had some surface blood bruising on the ol' shoulder. 5 pounds shotgun with a minimal recoil pad really does hit stupid hard.
I still have nite mares from my hr. But it did teach me to slow down and make the hit.
@@41magfan Hahahaha
Like he said, single shot 12ga really do eat every kind of ammo made, and yes they do teach good marksmanship. Side effect is there is no action on the gun, so the barrel isn't sticking out another 5-6" beyond where it does. 28" barrel even seems short.
I got a Yildiz 12 that I picked up the other day and it's loads of fun to shoot. Fixing to pick up a limb saver cause it packs a punch lol
Carrys nicely in the woods too due to the low weight. Just isnt very pleasant if you decide to touch it off. A good recoil pad helps you.
I recently purchased a Henry 410 single shot from an on line vendor. The weapon had been in the box for years, and one side of the recoil pad had begun to dry rot. I contacted Henry's customer service, and they promptly replied back. A new recoil pad is being sent to my address. Henry Repeating Arms is not just your ordinary manufacturing company - it's a family of people who not only care about guns, but also the individuals who purchase them.
Is the barrel drill & taped for optics?
Finally I have been waiting for someone to review this gun FOREVER!!!!
Loaded with a slug you basically have a modern musket.
Yes!! Love the Ace Ventura quote 😂 also. You should try challenger slugs. They're a 1 1/8oz slug going at i think 1625 or 1650fps
Henry needs a 12g coach gun to go with their lever guns
My favorite thing about these Henry single shot rifles is that, with the exposed hammer, you can hunt with them during muzzleloader season.
I would like to see Henry make a 12 gauge double barrel (coach gun).
ME TOO!
As I took a look at that long barrel and saw the variety of munitions about to be used I started smiling.. You boys never fail us.. :D
You're doing some of the best videos on RUclips.
Now they need to make a 16 gauge
It is the mucus that binds us.........lol yup i know exactly what you meant brother. All we need is ace ventura and the Wachati tribal chief lol
I used a 12 gauge single shot for close to 40years of grouse and pheasant hunting, absolutely loved and put a lot of meat on the table. Also put some Canadian and ducks along with the other birds but grouse were always my favorite. I did have a good English Springer Spaniel (Jake ) we got him at 9 months old because he was neglected after that we spoiled him because he was amazing.
I am very curious to see what those mini slug/minishell would do against ballistic gel, Could you do a video about it please.
Thing is fully semi-break-automatic
I know this is an old video, but would Henry's single shot 12 gauge make a good first trap gun. I'm just starting in the sport? Thanks.
Definitely going to keep an eye out for one of those and I would love to see Henry make one in 10 gauge.
ME TOO!
Beautiful gun man.
Good range day gentlemen. I am going to get some of these Henry's for the family. I am very impressed with the company & product.
Guardian Minifarm this is the most properly worded equivalent of “I WANT THAT”
Got a pump action .22 and the Long Ranger Henry is great
+4 on the Henry!
Yep I still have my H&R Topper Model 58 12ga. made in 77 and given to me Christmas of 78 !!! It has the modified choke 28in. barrel and in like new condition and now can shoot .22LR,,22Mag,,38Spec,9mm, 45Colt, .410Bore, 20Ga and yes with the muzzleloader adapter one shot handloads as well from the Short Lane Gun adapters and is the MOST versatile gun you can own these break open single shots give you so many options in which to chose from and adding to your collection the whole time !!! Did I mention a lot of FUN to boot when you shoot !!!!
I converted my Henry to a full semi automatic.
They run faster with blinker fluid and peanut butter for lube. Im gonna put a laser on mine too so I can start fires a mile away and burn holes in stuff. Dont forget to paint it black too. Blacktical Tactical, then it will be dangerous. Mall Ninja it up.
@@Hill_Billy_Without_A_Hill Fantastic job on those upgrades, reminds me of the boom box that I attached to my gun, it plays heavy metal and revives armies of the dead to do my bidding, like taking out the trash or mowing the lawn. Zombie armies of death are just a delight and carbon neutral.
TheBlackB0X. That’s pretty sick. I actually attached a mouse to the top of mine to sniff out the enemies. I also decided to put a hairspray can on the bottom for a flamethrower. Last thing I did was put a rubber band on the end of the barrel connecting a home made sling shot. It’s pretty good
yea i favor break action shotguns. i don't know why but single, sxs, and over unders... i love'em
That is the strongest ejecting shotgun I've ever seen in my entire life
0:52-0:54 what u say when u shoot an intruder in ur house with ur granpappys shotgun... Damn now I got one hell of a MASSIVE mess to clean up LOL
My Grandpa bought me my first shotgun for my 10th birthday. 20 ga single shot Harrington Richardson. Still my favorite! Took many of rabbits with It. It was also my youngest sons first shotgun he hunted with. Thank you Grandpa!
You can't bet a Henry product. Also they are worth every penny. Thanks for showing this awesome Henry Eric
I love my Henry single shot 45-70 I want to save up for a single 12 so bad. The ultimate survival gun.
When Henry builds a single shot with a 18 1/2" barrel I will buy 5 of them. Right now the top single shot is the Midland BackPack. What a lovely gun. Even comes with Mobile chokes.
Love youre videos man, detailed and intresting. Youre humor is funny as well, keep up the good work!
As of July 2020 Henry is recalling the single shot rifles and shotguns ! Check their website for more details of the recall. FYI
I've an H&R Pardner 12 gauge with a built-in Modified choke. The buttstock is really thick and heavy compared to most of them out there.
Henry should take this action, and make it a SXS double barrel, both in shotgun and rifle calibers. In fact, the thought of a $600 .45-70 double rifle is pretty exciting. I can only hope.
I really wish that all the single shots came with ejectors.
I hate the fudds who are so afraid to go brass hunting. Being able to reload quickly may save your life
When i was poorer and not making as much money i had a mosin my friends bought as a gift but i couldnt hunt much with it in my home state of mass. Which only allows archery shotgun and muzzleloader for deer season. So i bought a stevens single shot 12. So much i could do with that shotgun. I have taken rabbits, squirell, and many clays with it. Its a nice light handy inexpensive gun.
That and a matching 12ga lever from Henry, OH YEAH!!! MAKE ONE HENRY! PLEASE!!!
I think that last soda jumped off the board and said, "April fools Eric!"
What about cutshells?
With the modified choke I didn’t want to risk damaging the gun.
All I want is a ranch with a big house with an old Chevy truck parked outside and a Henry single barrel shotgun hanging above the fireplace.. dear lord that’s all I ask amen
Amen
Ya"ll got one of the best channel's there is ! Would be great to meet ya"ll someday , keep it up!
Juicy!!! Hey buddy you look like you’ve lost some weight 👍
nice love it looks like grandpas rig and 3-1/2 throw some turkey loads in there
Thats probably the most beautiful single shot shotgun i ever seen
For hardened sharpshooter. Completely professional 👍.
Great review, can't wait to get this!
I've got an old western auto 12ga single shit thatd belonged to my grandfather and a savage Steven's single shot 12ga with a 30" barrel my older brother had given me years ago that I still squirrel and turkey hunt with today. May get me a henry 12ga. Seems like a well built gun with good engineering. So many single shots are just cheap cheap cheap with no other thought in mind.
13:05 Hell, I felt that in "my" soul!
that is great stuff love one in Winnipeg Canada
Does that gun have a rifled bore ? Also never knew about mini shells ......I wonder how they would go on hogs out to 20-30 yards
Henry's single shots are purty. Perfect for hunting in the north east
Does this Henry have a 3 1/2 inch chamber?
Thanks for shooting the slugs. That's a great option for Deer when squirrel hunting late in the season.
What would be nice would be that the barrels and foregrips would be interchangeable on the gun. so all you would need is the barrel and foregrips.
Impossible to have more fun ( and be a better learning classroom for anyone ! ) than jumping rabbits out of bracken pushed on by an old gun dog ! Simple, quick and an easy carry ! Love it !😎👍
I’ve been telling the ladies that for years... 3.5” is a lot of length!
_this is a good medicine gun for dogs_
What was the oldest firearm you've ever used?
He talks about his martini Henry
Those mini shells would be great for defense especially if you live in an apartment. Here's an idea, you've got a patch wall, how about a box wall, after all there's so many different designs of boxes it might be cool.
Dam Henry!! H.& R. All the way!!!
Winchester model 37 made single break barrel made 1940s red letter 30inch barrel 12g full choke 3inch shells it shoots .our Grandpops been ib family since new nice shape and tight pattern. Love your content.
I don't know what happened to the jackrabbits but it was common to see them thirty years ago.
Love the Single Shottie 's breeching loading closing Noises ^^ remind me on Field Cannons ...
Wonderfull amazing Video.
Top de ++++ amigão, parabéns!!! Quando você efetua a visada, você ver um pouco da boca do cano, ou apenas o pontinho???? Desde de já muito obrigado!!!!
Where did you get the headband on your impact hearing protection. I am looking for one to go on my impacts.
Thanks.
Looks like a very good shotgun. The stock and chequering looks perfect for the price. Fact that it can take different chokes and is an ejector too enhances appeal even more. Remindsof the good old H&R's of years gone by.
I'm not a gun owner yet, but I'd definitely go for a single barrel shotgun as my first firearm. I'm in the UK so I need a gun safe, and land to shoot on if I'm ever gonna get a licence. It's frustrating, but I kinda like not having too many guns around. We prefer to settle things with fists over here.
Wow don't think I've seen him miss this much!
Shooting clays or spring gobblers with a single/double gun is some of the best fun you can have
The ejection on that thing is sweet
31/2 turkey loads kick pretty good. But 3 1/2 10 gauge xxxturkey loads with extra full choke or not for the weak of heart
The only time I've seen a ten gauge fired, was when my dad took my brother and I out to Davenport Iowa to visit his old commercial fishing partner, it was the start of duck season, and dad borrowed my grandfather's Remington pump, so that it he got a chance he could bag a couple of ducks, we were out on the river pulling here when dad saw a pair of mallards, flying right toward us,he reached in the cabin, and told his buddy, " quick Give me the gun" meaning grandads pump, but what he got was his buddies old 10 gauge double he jumped on the gunnel of the boat, took aim, pulled the trigger,( which turned out to have a worn sear) both barrels went off, knocking dad, head over heels into the drink! The water wasn't very deep, and dad came up sputtering, still holding the gun, while my brother and I stood there laughing so hard we almost fell in, as for the ducks he got both of them, ( I don't think a gnat could have survived that cloud of shot) we pulled dad out, and dried him off as best we could, but he had a sore shoulder for weeks, and a huge bruise to go with it!
expanding slugs? sounds like buck shot with extra steps.
I want one badly but the ejector is what's holding me back. I shoot mostly brass shells and I hate havi g those fly over and away, be nice if you could turn it off and go to extracter. Better for reloaders, Inserts, etc.
This is why i watch hickock 45. "You never quit on a miss"
I'd love to get my hands on one of these. Finally, an American company stepped up to the plate to fill the void left when H&R quit making single shots. Remember back when Walmart sold H&R Pardners...made in Gardner, Mass....for $95? They must've sold millions of those guns.
Since H&R and NEF are no longer around, thank goodness Henry is making single shots. I have NEF rifles in .45-70 and a heavy barrel .223 and they are great rifles. My H&R 20 gauge works really well.
It’s awesome Henry makes all their guns in America 🇺🇸