Needs to have interchangeable choke tubes. Pm me if you know of any for sale. Thank you.

Do you not like your shoulder?

I may know where one is. Let me check to see if it's available. Stay tuned...

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You must be a glutton for punishment.

What did your arm ever do to you?

I’ve been wanting a 10 ga auto but can’t ever find one priced right. Good luck on your search

Keep your mouth piece in when you squeeze.

Got a brand new never fired still in the original box 28" full choke no screw in choke I might let go

He'll be ok he carries a pacifier with him anyways

Boy id like to shoot one just to see. I have a rem 887 nitro mag with 3.5 turkey loads that hits pretty hard. Id like to shoot a 10ga in 3.5 if they make it just to see what its like. Probably ruin anything you try to eat though?

i doult very much that my BPS 10ga will kick any where near as bad as you 12.

i shot a H&R 10ga one time it had a weight made in it . heavy as hell but not a lot of kick . but then again most of my guns are a little recoil heavy .

Some of y’all need to quit tucking your wieners between your legs and act like men again

Frankie is right they are heavy as all get out, but recoil is not as bad as you think it would be.

Frankie has been in the shine too long. A single shot 10ga kicks like a pissed off mule

wish i had some good shine . lol

My guess is OP lost a bet. RIP OP.

Those H&R single shots are heavy. The barrel weighs about 5 lbs and I've seen some with weights in the stock from the factory

My dedicated turkey gun is a camo H&R 12 gauge single shot with a 24" barrel. It is chambered for 3.5. I am about 6' 185 and i don't like shooting 3" turkey loads unless it's at a turkey. And I've got a big recoil pad on there. Joker kicks like a steroid raised mule.

By all means if you can shoot 3.5's out of one whether it be a 12 or 10 gauge then you're more of a man than me. Maybe the 10 gauge kicks a little less since it's probably heavier but my little single shot is a relatively lightweight gun as it is.

I'm not an expert on the NEF/H&R's, but from what I've gathered they're no longer making the single shot break actions. I don't think I ever saw one with an interchangeable choke but that doesn't mean they didn't make them. Mine is a fixed full and it seem to work fine for me.

I have both of those guns. The 10 is no where near as bad as the 12, and both of mine have interchangeable chokes.

You are correct. They are no longer being produced.

Some of the later guns had screw in chokes

I have one that I won't ever be getting rid of. It throws a nasty monster of a pattern, but it is like carrying a telephone pole through the woods.

I hunt with my H&R 12 gauge turkey gun and it weighs under 5 lbs. it will absolutely stomp you and if you're not holding on it will hurt you with a 3.5.

My franchi AL 48 20 ga kicks harder than my old bps 10 ga with 3.5" loads.

Every one I used to duck hunt with hated that 10 ga. About 2 seconds before the shot was called, I was coming up to shoot.

I haven't shot it for years.

I`ll tuck my weiner where ever I want...thank you very much.





Yes it does! Shot 1 years ago....once

That's my go to gun! Mine is a turkey edition h&r 10ga I love it one he'll of a pattern at 50 yards.

If I can get mine back from my buddy I might sell it. It has interchangeable chokes and has the factory weight in the butt stock. It’s not horrible but we did play a joke on a guy one time and took the weight out and stuck a turkey load in it and let him shoot it. I haven’t done it but he said it hurt lol. Mine ain’t pretty; it was hand painted at one point but has killed some turkeys when it was my go to gun.

Same here. It's the NEF single 10 in 3.5" with old school bottom land camo. With a jellyhead


It's a beast but it's fun to tote