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Buy Henry Single Shot Steel Shotgun 12 Gauge

This break-top shotgun shares the same action as Henry’s single-shot rifle. It has an identical dual-direction pivoting locking lever setup that prevents the hammer from making contact with the firing pin unless the trigger is pulled, as well as an interlock system that prevents the action from opening or closing while the hammer is cocked. These features provide added safety. Buy Henry Single Shot Steel Shotgun 12 Gauge

Similar to the rifle, these shotguns lack manual safety. The steel-framed variants include an American walnut stock with a strong black rubber recoil cushion, while the brilliantly polished brass-framed models have a smooth brass buttplate. Both have black matte-finished barrels; the brass shotguns have a straight English-style wrist, and the steel shotguns have a pistol-grip stock wrist. Buy Henry Single Shot Steel Shotgun 12 Gauge

In contrast to the rifle, however, shells are entirely evacuated upon opening the action, not merely partially withdrawn, allowing for a speedy follow-up fire if necessary. Standard brass beads are used; barrel lengths for the 12 and the other two are 28″ and 26″, respectively, providing good field reach; all three have a 14″ pull length. Buy Henry Single Shot Steel Shotgun 12 Gauge

Because the chokes on all three gauges are detachable, you may modify the choke on your shotgun to change its pattern and range, making it suitable for usage in a range of hunting and/or shooting scenarios. Buy Henry Single Shot Steel Shotgun 12 Gauge

For medium-range shooting at 25–45 yards, the 12 and 20 gauge brass and steel ship with a Modified Choke employing Rem-Choke style threads offers a varied shooting pattern that is perfect for squirrels, rabbits, pigeons, doves, partridges, grouse, pheasant, and wild flushing quail. The.410 has the best pattern for small game and trapping because it comes with full-choke and Invector type threads.

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