Single Shot Rifle Calibers.....

[North Country Gal]

Have to admit, it's been a long, long time since I've seen a gun company announce so many new products for the upcoming year as Henry has and so many of them classics. For an old traditionalist like me, very exciting. Love it.

[tx gunrunner]

I love single shots gun and I built most of my match guns like the ones below . Only the 308 XP shoot jacketed bullets

[Sir Henry]

TGR I am always amazed at your firearm skills. Most of us just dream of what you have done.

[North Country Gal]

Plus one on that. Love those classic Winchesters, TGR.

[Big Old Boy]

If Ruger does drop the #1 HRA looks to be ready to fill the void that is good news to me and the neat thing is the new HRA look so good as opposed to the H&R's of the past. If they shoot as well as past single shot we will all have a winner.

[JCN]

I agree... they really do look like quality firearms. The simplicity will keep the costs down. Should be a lot of fun to shoot at the range.

If shooting from a bench, this style of rifle makes a lot of sense.

[Frank V]

Does anyone have experience with one? I'm curious as to the accuracy, one in .243 would be a great varmint/deer rifle.
I'm glad to see Henry fill the gap H&R left, I'm hoping they'll shoot really well they are affordable.
Thanks.

[Yornoc3]

Is it too early to start lobbying for additional cartridges? I think not! When I saw the release about the Henry single shots, about the only one that hit the "need it now zone" was the 45-70. I have a Brno SS .308 already, the .243 doesn't scratch an itch, so a .223 probably makes the futures list. Still, a .22 Hornet would also be interesting, maybe a .257 Roberts, a 7mm-08 (7 x 57 Mauser ?) or one of the 6.5 family (6.5 x 55?), and a medium bore, like .338 Federal (my vote ), a .358 Win.or .375 Win. (38/55?) would give us some more tires to kick. After all, Ruger made a career out of chambering No. 1's in a variety of rounds.

[North Country Gal]

I am really hoping to see a 45 Colt. Yeah, I could always order up a custom 45 Colt barrel for my TCs, but I'd rather have the 45 in a dedicated single shot, rather than mess with having to change barrels. I suspect, though, that other cartridges are ahead of it on the list of future chamberings. I will absolutely be getting one of these new Henry single shots in the first run, though.

[steelersfan97]

I would love to have one in .357.