Single shot shotgun

[popdad]

For those of you that own one how do you still like it? I"m eyeing a 12ga in steal for myself. Any regrets, another words the "Honey moon Is over."

[PBSnooker]

I am also eyeing a 410 for my bride.(OK, Maybe me too)

[BigAl52]

Not a thing wrong with them. They are easy to care for light to carry and I believe they will make you a better shot because you only have one.

[popdad]

In all my years hunting if you don't get the game on the first shot their gone. I'm looking for light and low maintenance and reliability.

[PBSnooker]

I just got one in 20ga. I like it. Beautiful stock. Very nimble.

[PBSnooker]

I shot the single shot 20ga yesterday and found out it doesn't like Challenger shells. It would eject unfired shells, but fired shells would get stuck. No problems with other brands.

[Travlin]

PB Snooker, Look at the shells that won't eject. Do they have a mark on the brass where the extractor makes contact? I had a brand new Winchester single barreled 20 Ga. many years ago that would not eject fired shells. It went to the Winchester repair station and they milled a small amount from the length of the ejector and that cured the problem.

[PBSnooker]

Travlin,I threw the shells out, but next time I will examine them more closely. It ejects other brands fine. Challenger brass must be softer or thinner and expand when fired,getting stuck.

[Longbow2240]

Love my 20 gauge, my go to gun.

[TraderVic]

I handled a Henry 410 just this afternoon. Very nice, appears well made - but seems a bit heavy for a single shot 410.