Quick Look

Henry Repeating Arms was founded in 1996, reviving classic American lever-action heritage. Their Single Shot rifles focus on simplicity and reliability with a traditional design. These rifles enjoy steady popularity among hunters and shooters valuing craftsmanship and affordability.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Simple single-shot design ensures reliability
• Classic American styling with modern manufacturing
• Lightweight and easy to handle
• Affordable price point for new shooters
• Suitable for small to medium game hunting

Key Variants

Henry Single Shot .22 LR

Ideal for target shooting and small-game hunting with low recoil and economical ammo.

Henry Single Shot .410 Gauge

A lightweight shotgun variant suited for upland game and pest control.

Henry Single Shot .22 Magnum

Offers increased power for varmint hunting while maintaining manageable recoil.

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Best Use Cases

• Small-game hunting
• Target practice
• Survival and bushcraft use
• Beginner shooters
• Lightweight carry in the field

FAQs

Can I mount optics on the Henry Single Shot?

Most Henry Single Shot rifles do not come optics-ready but aftermarket mounts are available for rimfire models.

What calibers does the Henry Single Shot come in?

Available calibers include .22 LR, .22 Magnum, and .410 Gauge, covering rimfire and shotgun ammo niches.

How does the Henry Single Shot compare to lever-action rifles?

While lever-actions offer multiple rounds before reloading, the Single Shot prioritizes simplicity and ease of maintenance.