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I'm intrigued with this shotgun and considering purchasing one. The question is, which barrel length. I don't hunt. I might shoot some clays with it( probably miss more than I hit). The advertising says the 20" barrel is more versatile, I don't see that with its fixed open choke. The 24" barrel has exchangeable chokes. Experiences and opinions?

I don't understand why they only have choke tubes in both .... unless its a rifled barrel, I wouldn't have a shotgun without choke tubes

Bump. I was wondering the same thing. I would like another 410 lever. I have a 9410.

Well, after one failed purchase from a dishonest gun seller on GunBroker. I finally have a H018 being shipped. I imagine late next week it will be in my possession. I ordered a case and 2 choke tubes ( mod and skeet) from Henry. I'll keep you posted.

It's here! I'm still waiting on the additional choke tubes. Need to go out and pattern it with different loads and chokes. Photo is not loading. Will try later.

That’s a nice looking shotgun. I really like the pistol grip stock with the 3/4 magazine tube, classy!!

PBSnooker wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 14, 2020 6:52 am

It's here! I'm still waiting on the additional choke tubes. Need to go out and pattern it with different loads and chokes. Photo is not loading. Will try later.

congrats on your latest Henry .... I'm really looking forward to your coming range reports and use impressions .... please to comment on the differences you see between using various choke tubes .... be sure to add your 410 to our community's total

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[/img]I finally gathered multiple types of shells and took the H018 out yesterday. We started the morning shooting clays. Winchester AA #9 target loads and a skeet choke.This is a fun shot gun to shoot. My 15 yo son had never shot clays before was picking them off left and right. Definitely the favorite gun in the group that we brought. You just have to make a mental note that there isn't a second shot like with autos and o/used. After lunch we went to the rifle range. I intended to do some patterning with various loads, but ran out of time. I did put some slugs though it. ATI rifled hollow point 1/4 ounce slugs. Here is the result at 50 yards and a modified choke. I think that is pretty good considering there is no rear sight.

Having trouble posting pictures. Other sites are much user friendly.

I have two Henry 410s repeaters, both in the 19 inch bbl. They both came with very sticky actions. This was a surprise since my other Henry rifles are very smooth and were like silk right out of the box. Anyone else have an issue with a sticky action? It seems like it hangs around the trigger when levering it. The 30-30 and 22 really spoiled me with the smoothness and ease of action.

I recently started shooting sporting clays for fun, for some people it is addiction. I like more drop in the stock than average. One of my other shotguns came with shims to adjust to ones liking. Does anyone know if Henry makes shims for the H018?

I would contact H.R.A.

My dad had a lot of shotguns but I noticed he always carried a 20" double when we went hunting. I asked him why not the long goose guns and he told me that shotguns actually gain very little or no velocity from barrels longer than 20". The shorter guns were easier to bring up and get on them bunnies in time.
They do use fast burning powders so I've always chosen 20" barrels in scatterguns.
We go with what we're taught.

Conax wrote: ↑

Mon May 24, 2021 12:50 pm

We go with what we're taught.

ain't that the truth and it usually isn't easy to change