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Henry Axe .410, anyone?

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This gun looks really fun and interesting. My only hesitation is it's kind of pricey and .410 is harder to come by than I thought.

Any thoughts? Is it worthwhile?

12 hours ago, PK90 said:

Destructive Device over .50.

What do you mean by destructive device?  Every shotgun over 410 is larger than .50.  Does that mean everything 28Ga and up is classified as a DD?

"Announced late Thursday, the Axe is compact, with a 16-inch barrel and 26-inch overall length. Chambered in .410 bore, it feeds through a side loading gate and has a magazine tube that holds five 2.5-inch shells. While threaded for invector-style chokes, it is not technically a shotgun and is instead classified as a “firearm” by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives, which means it is not regulated under the National Firearm Act."

https://www.guns.com/news/2019/12/20/henry-debuts-lever-action-axe-410-non-nfa-firearm

 

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I actually saw one of these in a local shop and ... it's kind of awkward. At least for me, it felt odd to aim and work the lever.

On top of that .410 is hard to come by and most ranges wouldn't even let me use it. I'll pass for now. 

Sure is pretty, though.

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