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| Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Lake of the Ozarks
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| H&R question
I have been looking into getting a new gun, and I like the idea of the TC Contender pistol because you can change out barrels, but someone suggested to me that H&R makes a rifle that is similar to the TC. Is this true? If so what do they cost, and are they good quality rifles?
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The NEF Handi rifles, look them up in this forum. H&R is bought , or has become NEF, New England Firearms, you can send in your reciever and get a lot of different calibers. Click on this link! H&R 1871 - Barrel Accessory Program
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Yes..the Handi-rifle. You can get different barrels and if you get a rifle caliber to start with you can put shotgun barrels on it also. If you get a shotgun you can only put on shotgun barrels for it. I had one in .243 and sold it. I regretted it afterwards so I just baought one in 30-30 that I still haven't shot. I bought my 30-30 for $239 plus tax from one of my local dealers. I think the local Gander Mountain has them aroung $279. They are good rifles in my opinion. You can get them with wood or synthetic stock and some have open sights, but most just come with a scope base. Check out this site to see what they have http://www.hr1871.com
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| Go to the Marlin firearms website
then you can see the single shot offerings. These are high quality firearms that can provide a great deal of satisfaction for a reasonable purchase price.
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So when you want a new barrell do you only need to send them your frame and stuff so they can custom fit the barrell to your gun, and then you can switch it out whenever you want anytime after that, or do you always have to send the gun in to change the barrell out? Also do you have to use a scope with these guns or do they come with sights? |
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After you send in the reciever to have it fitted to a new barrel you can swap between barrels anytime you want. All you do is remove the forend and the barrel lifts off. Some calibers come with open sights and some don't. According to the 2009 catalog I have the 30-30, 45-70, .500S&W, and the 45 long colt carbine come with open sights.
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Got one in 30 30 that i have shot quite a few deer and ground hog with. they are accurate as hell.
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| Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Engadine, Upper Peninsula, MI
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go2gbo.com, forums, H&R/NEF Talk has all your answers. I only have 13 of them now. Not that I like them or anything. There's only one word for them.....superb. You don't have to send your frame in each time you want a barrel. You can buy a barrel there privately and fit it yourself. The instructions are there in the FAQs. Pete |
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