Henry’s singe-shot in .350 Legend joins the .450 Bushmaster as the two additions to the company’s single-shot line in 2021. The matte-blued .350 Legend is fitted with a 22-inch round, blued steel barrel with 1:16 rate of twist. The rifle is dressed with capable iron sights – a fully adjustable folding leaf rear and a standing front with a brass bead. Hunters who prefer optics will find the rifle drilled and tapped from the factory and ready to accept a standard Weaver 82 mount, which can be found in stores or ordered through Henry’s online Pride store.
There’s minimal recoil on any .350 Legend, but with this rifle weighing in at 7.18 pounds bare and fitted with a solid black rubber recoil pad, shooting it repeatedly is a breeze even for sensitive shooters. This single shot, like Henry’s others, is a full-size rifle with a 14-inch length of pull. Built for practical hunting, it includes swivel studs for quick sling or bipod attachment. The overall length is only 37.5 inches, giving the Henry a compact overall profile for a potent hunting rifle at sub-200 yards.
In case you’re digging the platform but desiring another caliber, they can also be had in .223 Rem, .243 Win, .30-30 Win, .308 Win, .38 Special/.357 Mag, .44 Mag/.44 Special, .45-70 Govt. Eye-catching brass variants are available in many of the same calibers, albeit with a slightly higher price tag.