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Berserker 09-16-2017 08:53 PM

https://www.henryusa.com/rifles/single-shot-rifle/
I see Henry is make single shots. Never heard a bad thing about a Henry. Never heard a bad thing about a #1, but cant say the same thing for Ruger

Bocajnala 09-16-2017 11:52 PM


Originally Posted by Berserker (Post 4315899)
Are we all talking same thing? H&R is Harrington & Richardson, they make single shot rifles. Henry is known for lever action, and some pump 22s. Maybe they make singles. Dunno.



We're all talking single shots. Various brands, and price ranges.


With the H&R I was just throwing out a cheap alternative that I have had very good results with this summer playing around with. It ain't as pretty as a Ruger #1, or a Henry. But the handful I've played with have all shot good. A few of them exceptionally well.

But they definitely don't look as good as the pricier options. Although the Henry has a very good price point in my opinion and from what I've found.


-Jake

Gm54-120 09-17-2017 05:17 AM


Originally Posted by Berserker (Post 4315900)
For me the reasons for a single shot would be a stout and accurate Ruger #1, or knock around gun, possibly weight for carrying. Though lots of light rifles out there.

At this point for me, hunting deep woods, a knock around rifle would be more handi. $550 is more than I would want to spend for that purpose. Maybe if for light weight rifle for humping bush.

CVA Hunter is around $250...Ive seen them sold as low as $199

CVA Scout V2 is around $350 but previous year models can sometimes be found cheaper without the brake.

Buds Gunshop has a nice selection of both and the model number for older models too. They have a Hunter Compact with cheap scope in 7mm-08 for under $250


Their 45/70s can be modified into a dandy little smokeless muzzleloader that can easily shoot a 275gr bullet over 2300fps.

bronko22000 09-17-2017 06:35 AM

I've owned Ruger #1s and a H&R Handi rifle. The #1 was in 405 win and the H&R in .223. Both shot very well. The only single shot I have now is a Pedersoli Sharps replica in .45-70. That too us a shooter though not as good as the other 2.
I was looking at the Henry's too when I first saw them in the catalog. IMO if your budget doesn't allow for a Ruger #1 then I'd opt for the CVA.
What I personally would like would be a .45-70 double rifle (SxS). But not the Remington/Baikal. Those were really crappy.

Berserker 09-17-2017 07:44 AM


Originally Posted by Berserker (Post 4315903)
https://www.henryusa.com/rifles/single-shot-rifle/
I see Henry is make single shots. Never heard a bad thing about a Henry. Never heard a bad thing about a #1, but cant say the same thing for Ruger


Originally Posted by Bocajnala (Post 4315906)
We're all talking single shots. Various brands, and price ranges.


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I didn't realize Henry was making them now.

Gm54-120 09-17-2017 07:44 AM

If Henry made that single shot in a 405Win i would be all over it. :D Ive always wanted a 405 but im not paying the crazy prices ive seen.

Nomercy448 09-17-2017 09:25 AM


Originally Posted by Berserker (Post 4315903)
Never heard a bad thing about a #1, but cant say the same thing for Ruger

You do realize Ruger MAKES the No.1, right?

If you haven't heard bad things about a Henry or No.1, you have had your fingers stuck in your ears.

Berserker 09-17-2017 09:46 AM


Originally Posted by Berserker (Post 4315903)
I see Henry is make single shots. Never heard a bad thing about a Henry. Never heard a bad thing about a #1, but cant say the same thing for Ruger


Originally Posted by Nomercy448 (Post 4315919)
You do realize Ruger MAKES the No.1, right?

If you haven't heard bad things about a Henry or No.1, you have had your fingers stuck in your ears.

Huh? I havn't heard a bad thing about #1s, but I don't follow them. I have about ruger in general, my own experiences.

No, I havn't heard anything bad about Henry. I don't follow them really close, but not my first time on a gun forum. I just did't like the balance of their 45-70 compared to my Marlin. Also I think their blueing is awful. Looks like paint. I would be ok, if it were cheaper. Not a big fan of gold, unless I was doign iron sights, and wanted to be somewhat historical.

I need to check on the square I bought for a Henry, now that you mention it.

Ridge Runner 09-17-2017 11:03 AM

got 2 #1's, paid 650 bucks each for them in '92 don't shoot like the price should warrant, triggers suk, will never buy another my RRA Varminter will shoot circles around my #1V.
RR

DROX 09-17-2017 05:20 PM

Surveyor527,
Take a look at the TCR'83 or '87. They don't make them anymore, however, they can still be found for a good price. The 83 even has a set trigger. I love mine. I've had it for years. Even with its long barrels thw overall length is short as its a break open action. I have a .223, .243, and a .338. Awesome!

Just a suggestion!


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