H & R 10 ga

Daffy · Post by **Daffy** » April 21st, 2005, 3:31 pm

10 GAUGE Harrington and Richardson shot gun, 36" barrel, $75;

Never heard of this one.

Warmouth · Post by **Warmouth** » April 21st, 2005, 4:48 pm

Is this yours?

I used on for my first turkey hunt. 36" barrel, long tom, full choke.

I'd be interested in having one about 20-22" long barrel with iron sights and have it threaded for after market chokes. Pretty much what 2B uses. It would have to have a nice recoil pad though.

Daffy · Post by **Daffy** » April 22nd, 2005, 8:06 pm

MoCraig I didn't want to place the guy's phone number.

The ad is here: 10 guage shotgun

Does anyone know anything about this brand?

coyotewhacker · Post by **coyotewhacker** » April 23rd, 2005, 12:48 pm

H&R and New England Firearms merged a couple of years ago.
H&R has been around for a long, long time. They make strong, simple, dependable single shot rifles and shotguns..they used to make a breaktop revolver in several calibers, but I think that was discontinued. The H&R shotguns are mainly breaktop single shots, but they made a high end autoloader at one time. For $75 you can't go too wrong.

Daffy · Post by **Daffy** » April 24th, 2005, 7:09 pm

Thanks CW for the information.

Have a good weekend!

2BHNTN · Post by **2BHNTN** » April 25th, 2005, 11:34 pm

I absolutely love the NEF 10 Gauge. I got the SS 24inch with screw in chokes, mossy oak break up. Patterns great and it kicks a he11 of a lot less than my 835 12 gauge did. The big bird I took this year was every bit of 50 yards away. I was using the Remington hevi 6's though.

Warmouth · Post by **Warmouth** » April 26th, 2005, 10:43 am

Did it come with open sights, a double bead, or just a bead? With the range that thing would reach out to, I'd go with open sights at least.

Also, what type of chokes does it take?

Thanks 2B.

Rafe Hollister · Post by **Rafe Hollister** » April 26th, 2005, 10:55 am

Because, like most H & R firearms, it weighs about 40 lb.

Warmouth · Post by **Warmouth** » April 26th, 2005, 11:26 am

Maybe he tucks the stock under his armpit, so the full force of the kick doesn't actually hit him. I'm just guessing here.

coyotewhacker · Post by **coyotewhacker** » April 26th, 2005, 2:48 pm

Dave...I don't think you have choke options with the H&R shotguns. The full retail on those 10 gauge gunss is around two and a quarter, and they are pretty much no-frills hunting guns. With a hunting load of #4, you shouldn't need but one shot. I have a .223 and a .308 in the rifle versions, and they have both performed well.

2BHNTN · Post by **2BHNTN** » April 26th, 2005, 2:53 pm

It's a 9lb gun. A bit heavier but just a pound over most pumps. The weight does not bother me in the least and have not noticed at all. It has a bead sight but it clobered the he11 out of the two birds I took with it this year. As far as chokes, I do not have any idea on optional chokes. The extra full it came with is more than sufficient. I can't see using this as a upland bird gun but for Turkey it's great.

2BHNTN · Post by **2BHNTN** » April 26th, 2005, 2:58 pm

C&W, the one I have has screw in chokes. I am sure their are after market chokes and I do think you can get the full, and modified chokes from H&R for this particulair gun. I don't see a need to try other chokes at this point for what I am using it for thus I have not researched it any.

2BHNTN · Post by **2BHNTN** » May 2nd, 2005, 3:30 pm

btw => The NEF 10 is drilled and tapped for a scope.

2BHNTN · Post by **2BHNTN** » May 2nd, 2005, 4:50 pm

No sir. Leaving it with a bead.

Warmouth · Post by **Warmouth** » May 2nd, 2005, 6:00 pm

I have a Burris 6x24 I'll sell you real cheap. I think it would make you 10g look cooler.

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