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Henry H015B20 Single Shot 20 Gauge with 26 in Blued Barrel, 3 in Chamber, 1rd Capacity, Polished Brass Metal Finish & American Walnut Stock Right Hand (Full Size), Shotgun

$523.19
Brand
Henry Repeating Arms
Color
BI-TONE
Caliber
20 Gauge
Capacity
1
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Break Action
Firearm Type
Shotgun
Shotgun Type
Break-Action
Barrel Length
26in
UPC
619835400109
MPN
H015B20

Overview

The Henry Single Shot Break Open Shotgun features a polished hardened brass receiver and a straight-grip American walnut stock paired with a smooth brass buttplate. Operating via a break-action setup with a rebounding external hammer and a dual-direction pivoting locking lever, it incorporates a safety interlock system that prevents opening or closing the action while the hammer is cocked, with no manual safety required. Upon opening the action, spent shells are fully ejected for rapid follow-up shots. It is equipped with a brass bead front sight and utilizes Rem-Choke style threads, coming with one modified choke tube included.

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