I just wonder if they are more accurate than other models of the same type. I've not heard a lot of good things about H&R, NEF, etc., being real consistent shooters.
I think the NEF were pretty good guns. I am sorry they are gone.
Chuck Hawks (no accuray testing) on the Handy rifle.
http://www.chuckhawks.com/nef_rifles.htmSome discussion on this forum:
https://thefiringline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=450568This pretty well sums it up
They seem to run the gamut from astounding to acceptable.
And finally a review on the Henry, from the American Rifleman (edit, I did not notice this was already linked, I guess not everyone follows all the links, me included)
https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2017/12/20/tested-henry-single-shot-shotguns-and-rifles/RE, the Henry - IMHO- this is
outstanding accuracy (edit: sorry. I though this was 100 yards, well even at 50 it is more than just good hunting accuracy)
Black Hills Ammunition 60-gr. soft points printed a best five-shot group of 0.69" with a five group average of 0.77". Gorilla Ammunition's 69-gr. Sierra Match King open-tip match load yielded a best group of 0.61" with an average of 0.69". The best performer of the test set was Norma USA's 77-gr. Sierra Match King hollow point boat tail load with a best single group of 0.44" with an average of 0.53".
