Name: Henry H15 Single Shot Rifle .350 Legend, 22 in | Henry Repeating Arms
SKU: LIP|HNH015-350
Price: 575.83 USD
Availability: InStock

Henry H15 Single Shot Rifle .350 Legend, 22 in

$575.83

The Henry H15 Single Shot Rifle .350 Legend, 22 in delivers a lightweight, break-action platform for hunters who want one precise shot in straight-wall cartridge states. American walnut stock, blued steel barrel, drilled and tapped for optics—ready to hunt out of the box at $514.13.

The Henry H15 Single Shot Rifle .350 Legend, 22 in is a break-action platform built for hunters who value simplicity over complexity. No magazine, no bolt handle, no gas system—just a 22-inch blued steel barrel mated to a genuine American walnut stock, with a black solid rubber recoil pad that tames the .350 Legend’s push. Drilled and tapped for a Weaver 82-style base, this rifle lets you mount optics without gunsmithing. At $514.13, it’s a straight-up field tool for anyone who wants one shot, one kill, no excuses.

Manufacturer	Henry Repeating Arms
Model	H15 Single Shot Rifle
Caliber	.350 Legend
Barrel Length	22 inches (per manufacturer specs)
Action	Break-action single shot
Stock Material	American walnut with black solid rubber recoil pad
Finish	Blued steel
Weight	Approximately 6.5 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

22-inch round blued barrel — Why it matters: the length balances velocity retention for .350 Legend with maneuverability in tight woods or box blinds. You get consistent expansion out to 250 yards without the weight penalty of a 24-inch tube.
American walnut stock with black solid rubber recoil pad — Why it matters: walnut absorbs vibration better than synthetic stocks, and the rubber pad reduces felt recoil by roughly 30% compared to a hard plastic buttplate. Your shoulder thanks you after a box of 180-grain loads.
Drilled and tapped for Weaver 82-style base — Why it matters: skip the gunsmith. Mount a low-profile red dot or a 2-7x variable scope in minutes using standard Weaver rings. The receiver is already threaded for #6-48 screws.
Adjustable rear sight with brass bead front — Why it matters: if your optic fails in the field, you still have iron sights zeroed for 50 yards. No batteries, no glass, no excuses.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the hunter who values a single, precise shot over magazine capacity. It fits deer hunters in straight-wall cartridge states (Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, etc.) and anyone who wants a lightweight, compact break-action for treestands or still-hunting. It also works for new shooters learning fundamentals—single-shot forces you to make every round count.

Pros & Cons

Pro: No moving parts to fail—break-action is mechanically simpler than any bolt or lever gun.
Pro: Accepts optics without gunsmithing; Weaver 82 bases are inexpensive and widely available.
Pro: Weighs under 7 lbs, easy to carry all day.
Con: Single-shot limits follow-up speed on running game. You need to reload after each shot, which takes practice under pressure.

Comparison

Feature	Henry H15 .350 Legend	Zev Technologies Z15 5.56	Geissele Automatics Super Duty 5.56
Action	Break-action single shot	Semi-auto AR-15	Semi-auto AR-15
Caliber	.350 Legend	5.56 NATO	5.56 NATO
Barrel Length	22 inches	16 inches	16 inches
Weight	~6.5 lbs	~6.2 lbs	~6.5 lbs
Capacity	1	30+1	30+1
Optics Ready	Drilled/tapped for Weaver 82	Picatinny rail	Picatinny rail
Price	$514.13	$1,200+	$1,800+

If you need straight-wall legality and a budget-friendly single shot, the H15 wins. If you prioritize magazine capacity and modularity, the Zev or Geissele are better—but cost 2–3x more.

FAQ

Is the Henry H15 .350 Legend legal for deer hunting in straight-wall cartridge states?

Yes. The .350 Legend is a straight-wall cartridge specifically designed to meet legal requirements in states like Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and Iowa. The Henry H15’s single-shot action also complies with restrictions on magazine capacity in some regions.

What scope base does the Henry H15 use?

The rifle is drilled and tapped for a Weaver 82-style base (also called Weaver #82). This is a two-piece base set with a cross-slot design. Use standard Weaver rings with 1-inch or 30mm tubes. No gunsmithing required—mount the base with the included screws.

Can I mount a suppressor on the Henry H15?

The barrel is not threaded from the factory. You would need a gunsmith to thread the muzzle to 5/8×24 or 1/2×28, depending on the suppressor. The single-shot action works well with suppressors since there’s no gas system to tune.

What is the effective range of the .350 Legend from a 22-inch barrel?

With a 22-inch barrel, muzzle velocity for 180-grain loads is approximately 2,100–2,200 fps. Expect reliable expansion on deer-sized game out to 250 yards. Trajectory drops roughly 6 inches at 200 yards with a 100-yard zero, so hold over accordingly.

Does the Henry H15 come with a warranty?

Yes. Henry Repeating Arms provides a limited lifetime warranty to the original owner. It covers defects in materials and workmanship. Contact Henry directly for service.