Henry Single Shot Rifle .357 Mag/.38 Spl | 22in Blued

The Henry Single Shot centerfire rifle is a purpose-built, elegantly simple break-action rifle chambered for .357 Magnum/.38 Special and fitted with a 22-inch round blued barrel and American walnut stock. It features a rebounding hammer safety, a fully adjustable folding leaf rear sight, a brass bead front sight and is drilled and tapped for a Weaver 82-style scope base. For an optic under $1,000 that pairs well with this rifle consider a 3-9×40 hunting/target scope from a reputable manufacturer; the magnification range complements typical .357/.38 ballistics and preserves the rifle’s classic handling.

Well suited to hunting medium-sized game and precision target shooting at moderate ranges, the Single Shot emphasizes accuracy, simplicity and a traditional shooting experience.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 619835400161.
• The caliber is listed as .357 Magnum / .38 Special.
• The barrel measures 22 inches and is a round blued steel tube.
• The rifling twist rate is 1:16.
• The overall length is 37.5 inches.
• The weight is 7.18 lbs.
• The receiver finish is blued steel.
• The rear sight is a fully adjustable folding leaf type.
• The front sight is a brass bead.
• The action is break (single-shot) and the rifle holds 1 round.
• The stock is made from American walnut with a fixed pistol grip style.
• The butt is fitted with a black solid rubber recoil pad.
• The length of pull is 14 inches.
• The safety employs a rebounding hammer and the action includes interlocks to prevent opening/closing under certain hammer conditions.
• The receiver is drilled and tapped for a Weaver 82-style scope base.

This Single Shot rifle brings a combination of traditional lines and practical features: a refined walnut stock, reliable break-action simplicity, and sights plus scopeability that make it adaptable for careful field use or precision target work. Its single-round design invites deliberate, accurate shooting and is built to the same quality standards Henry applies across their centerfire rifles.

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