Yeah I really find her to be one of the most informative and enjoyable gun and hunting spokesmen on KZfaq

Honey you don't need a scope you are shooting very well

Years ago, I was about to buy a NEF single shot rifle also in 45-70 but the sales clerk mention that shooting that big round in a light rifle won't be fun. I bought the NEF 20 ga single shot youth shotgun instead It's a good gun for upland games but I bought some special order #00 buck (6 pellets) for home defense.

I have two H&R's, one in .243 and the other .35 Whelen. Both are dead balls accurate. I'm like you, I don't understand why single shot's are so underrated. I'm always happy to see when companies come out with new ones. GO HENRY!

Similar story, H&R in 30-30. At the time most popular cartridge. I load mostly pointy bullets in my ammo now. After all these years it still does it in one shot.

Had to fix something. Thanks for the comment.

Amen. Sleek, easy to point, hard to fail.

Started hunting with an old Iver Johnson .410 over 60 years ago. Soon as I saw that Henry in .350 Legend in my local sporting goods store and handled it, I knew it was going home with me. I own a T/C Pro Hunter with 4 different barrels, and 2 New England's, one in .223 and one 30-06 that came with a 20 gauge barrel. And that '06 has stacked some deer. I needed another gun like a newer hole in my head, but Henry with the beaver tail release was like holding a ticket back in time.

@@triple_f327 Walt it sounds like you’ve got your hunting needs taken care of. If your like me every once in awhile you’ll get a craving for a new gun, whether I need one or not. Good shooting my friend.

Good luck finding one I’ve been looking everywhere for one

I have one that my daughter uses. She loves it and has killed 2 deer so far. She’s hunted with me for the last 2seasons and scored each time. One dropped where it stood and the other went about 30 yards. Then I shot 2 myself with it and they both dropped on sight. Beautiful rifle. Very accurate. Hopefully you’ll be able to find one. Sweet shooter

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Honestly.. I thought about the same things.. you could go with both of those.. or you could actually go down the rabbit hole too! I'm glad that I did.. actually fell in love with the 350 once I shot it! It's definitely low recoil handy accurate points fast due to 18 inch barrel inexpensive ammo and the only ammo that I actually didn't have trouble finding during the pandemic. Still tons on Walmart shelf.. along with 308 Winchester. I used mine in 2020 to harvest a big bodied eight point.. and my brothers nephew used his to harvest a huge ten point. Both went down inside of thirty yards and in sight. The thirty five caliber with 180 grains just works with no fuss. Oh.. and we don't live in a straight wall state. It is nice to have choices though. My grandkids will enjoy it too :)

I also learned from my Grandaddy. And with 4 brothers, missing a shot got you ragged pretty hard.

Ruger no 1

Yes they have but it’s also $2500 and up. A nice model Number 1 in 308 is at my lgs priced at $3799. It’s a limited edition but still for that I can purchase a Sako 85 and a very good bit of glass to put on top! I do love the #1’s though👌🏼🥴

Farquaharsen

True story!

You haven't killed very many deer huh ?

That's the dumbest thing I ever heard

.355 is 9mm. Maybe they thought bullets would be easier for reloaders to get.

@@russellkeeling9712 meh, i see where you're coming from. but i dont buy it. 350 legen is designed basically to mimic the 357 max in ana autoloader and that means 180+gr bullets. most common heaviest "9mm luger" bullets are 147 gr. basically an entire new bullet tooling has to exist to cater to this cartridge. 8ve seen 180 gr .355 bullets in the store, specific for the legend. they werent cheap or readily available

I don’t buy the 350 legend either! The cartridge that Rifle should be chambered in is the .375 Winchester.

The reason for the 350 Legend shooting .355" bullets is because they started with the wrong parent case...the 223 Remington. Ironically, they wound up going with a case with a slightly larger head size, and STILL had to put .355" bullets in it, in order to achieve enough case taper to ensure reliable extraction. All of this was driven, of course, by the main goal of making this round suitable for use in an AR-15 platform. The net result is a very poorly designed cartridge. Not only does it use a specialized case (one of a kind) it also headspaces on the mouth, which is a HORRIBLE choice in a single-shot rifle! If you're going to shoot a single-shot and want a mild recoil cartridge that fires 35 caliber bullets...the 35 Remington is superior to the 350 Legend in every possible way. I'm pretty disappointed in Henry for choosing to chamber the 350 Legend in their rifle, but they've got to go with what sells. Most folks these days don't understand why the 350 Legend is a poor cartridge, and even worse in a single-shot rifle.

Hi @bcouri1 Could you please advise what gunsmith shop did the chamber conversion? I’m having a hard time finding a shop that will do it. Many thanks!

Wouldn’t take much for Henry to put an ejector on this rifle, a nice touch. Texas

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What problems?

@@adamb2619 the rear sight elevation insert fell out due to a broken set screw, the rear sight dove tail was not machined correctly making the whole piece loose in the groove, the recoil pad didn’t have any screws holding it in and it fell off.

Saw one of these at my LGS this past weekend for $425

@@brenttuttle7268 I got an H&R combo for 300.00 ! That was two shotgun barrels 12&20 and a 30-30 !

@@benjimenfranklin7650 how many years ago was that??

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I see 350 legend a lot. It's one of the only rifle rounds my local Walmarts seem to have in stock.

Cva makes nice stuff.

I bought the same. I do own a Henry single in .44. Both are nice but CVA is more affordable and a bit more shootable in my opinion

Night and day difference! Ones a revolver round the other a rifle round. I have both.. a Ruger Sp101 and a Savage Axis ii stainless steel. I'll say the 357 Magnum is best inside 75 yards and the 350 Legend is best inside 200 yards. I purchased my 350 Legend in January 2020.. and got to use it this past season. I harvested a big bodied pennsylvania eight point.. double lung complete pass through. The buck stumbled thirty yards to his death bed. My brother's nephew downed a huge 10 point with his. Clipped the heart destroyed the lungs but didn't exit. His buck snow plowed twenty yards to his death bed. Definitely believers after this past season. Now.. my brother and his father in law are using the 350 Legend. Why? Low recoil short lightweight points fast and the ammo is inexpensive :)

Nearly three times the power.

@@perplexingperceptions8888 no doubt about it! The 357 Mag is a great revolver round. I get excellent accuracy from my Ruger Sp101.. however.. for hunting I'd choose the 350 Legend. The very first time I pulled the trigger.. I fell in love with the cartridge. Little to no recoil but will knock the snot out of the biggest buck in the woods.

@@blackie1of4 I want a bolt action rifle chambered in 350Legend particularly a Ruger American predator so bad but ammo for it is elusive at the moment & when it is in stock it's super expensive.

@@perplexingperceptions8888 put notices in at Midway.. that way you can pick up the ammo online when it's in stock. That's how I get mine. The Ruger American is nice! If I get another 350 Legend it will be the Savage Hog Hunter. They added the 350 to that model this year. Nice rifle with open sights to boot!