I am looking for a dependable single shot that i can use to teach my son to shoot. I have lots of .357 ammo and really dont want to spend more than $350.00. I am looking for one that has a very crisp trigger and is fairly accurate. Not sure which one is best as i have only handled a H&R many years ago and it was a 410 gauge so trigger pull was not an issue then. any suggestion? thanks
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The H&R rifles are made in the USA-have good customer service/warrenty. The .357 is very popular Cal. a lot of folks ream them to .357 Max. and most all report the .357 to be a good shooter. If the trigger is a problem you may return it to the factory and they will do a trigger job for you, or you can do the job yourself.
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I bought my son a H & R ultra hunter in 308. It was his first centerfire rifle and he was 14.He has had that rifle for 10 years and we have been very pleased with it.Accurate,dependable and a good trigger.
Mike
Mike
I have the Rossi Youth Matched Pair in .22lr / 20ga. For a $100 gun(s) it is perfect. Small, compact, and I won't be heart broken if it gets a scratch. I don't currently own an H&R/NEF but I plan to soon. IMHO it depends on what is most important to you. The Rossi's are somewhat cheaper. NEF is made in America and have a much better barrel program. IIRC you can get a NEF combo in .357mag / 20ga. Some don't like the receiver on these guns but it is one stop shopping. Let us know what you decide.