Henry H15 Single Shot Turkey .410 Bore 26in Mossy Oak
About this product
The Henry H15 Single Shot Turkey .410 Bore is a purpose-built break-action shotgun engineered specifically for turkey hunting and small-game applications, featuring a 26-inch Mossy Oak Original Bottomland camo barrel and a drilled-and-tapped receiver. Chambered in .410 Bore with a 3-inch chamber, this shotgun incorporates practical field features like fiber-optic sights and Invector choke compatibility. The design prioritizes reliability with a rebounding external hammer and ambidextrous locking lever system for safe handling in varied conditions.
What is the Henry H15 Single Shot Turkey used for?
The Henry H15 is designed primarily for turkey hunting and small-game applications where shot placement and camouflage matter. With its full Mossy Oak Original Bottomland coverage and 26-inch barrel, it excels in dense brush and wooded environments where concealment is critical. The .410 Bore chambering makes it suitable for younger shooters or those preferring lighter recoil, while the included Turkey TSS choke optimizes pattern density for ethical takedowns within 30 yards.
How does the Henry H15 compare to the Stevens 555 Sporting O/U .410 Bore?
The Henry H15's single-shot break-action design offers superior simplicity and reliability compared to the over-under mechanism of the Stevens 555 Sporting O/U .410 Bore. While the Stevens provides two-shot capacity and faster follow-ups, the Henry features a drilled-and-tapped receiver for optics mounting—something the Stevens lacks—making it better for hunters who prefer scoped setups. The Henry's 6.2-pound weight is approximately 1.3 pounds lighter than the Stevens, benefiting hunters covering long distances on foot.
What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?
The Henry H15 weighs 6.2 pounds (99.2 ounces) with an overall length of 41.5 inches. The 26-inch barrel has a 0.725-inch diameter at the muzzle and features Invector choke threading. The American walnut stock measures 14 inches from butt to trigger, providing a comfortable length of pull for most adult shooters without requiring customization.
Who is this NOT for?
This shotgun is not for high-volume shooters or those requiring rapid follow-up shots. The single-shot design limits capacity to one round, making it impractical for wing shooting or defensive scenarios. Compared to the Stevens 555 Sporting O/U 12 Gauge, which offers two rounds and faster target reacquisition, the Henry demands precise first-shot placement. It's also unsuitable for hunters preferring synthetic stocks or those operating in wetland environments where camouflage patterns other than Bottomland would be more effective.
What's in the box?
The Henry H15 ships with the shotgun, one Turkey TSS choke tube pre-installed, and a factory choke wrench. The package includes a basic owner's manual detailing disassembly and maintenance procedures, but excludes additional chokes or a hard case. The receiver comes pre-drilled and tapped with 6-48 threads, ready for scope base installation without modification.
Is the Henry H15 worth it at $660.99?
At $660.99, the Henry H15 delivers value for hunters prioritizing reliability and specific feature sets over capacity. The drilled-and-tapped receiver and full camo coverage represent approximately $150 in added value compared to base-model single shots. For turkey hunters who appreciate the mechanical simplicity of a break-action and plan to use optics, this price is justified by the out-of-the-box readiness and quality Walnut stock construction.
Specs at a glance
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Pros & cons
What works
- Drilled and tapped receiver ready for optics - saves $75+ in gunsmithing
- Weighs 6.2 lbs - 1.3 lbs lighter than Stevens 555 Sporting O/U .410
- Full Mossy Oak Bottomland coverage - eliminates aftermarket camo costs
- Rebounding hammer safety - prevents accidental discharge if dropped
Trade-offs
- Single-shot only - no follow-up capability compared to O/U designs
- Walnut stock susceptible to moisture - requires regular oiling in humid conditions
- No accessory rail included - add $35-60 for optic mounting solution
- 3-inch chamber only - cannot fire 2.5-inch shells some trainers prefer
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Key attributes
| upc | 619835400338 |
| manufacturer | Henry Repeating Arms |
| manufacturer part number | H015T-410 |
| action | Single Shot |
| atf type | Shotgun |
| barrel length | 26" |
| caliber/gauge | .410 Bore |
| capacity | 1 |
| chokes included | Turkey |
| color | Camo |
| length | 41.5'' |
| model | Single Shot |
| package height | 2.2 |
| package width | 7.2 |
| product type | Shotgun |
| safety | Hammer |
| shipping weight | 7.6 |
| sights | Fiber Optic |
| sights type | Adjustable Sights |
Frequently asked questions
- Is it compatible with aftermarket chokes?
- Yes, the Henry H15 uses Invector choke threads, compatible with any standard Invector-pattern tubes from brands like Carlson's or Trulock. The threads measure 0.725x24 TPI at the muzzle. The included Turkey TSS choke is optimized for heavy .410 loads like Federal TSS.
- Does it fit in a standard 42-inch shotgun case?
- No, the Henry H15's 41.5-inch overall length requires a case at least 42.5 inches internally. Most standard 42-inch cases will be too tight. I recommend Plano's 44-inch All-Weather case for secure transport.
- How long does shipping take?
- Ironclad Armory processes orders within 2 business days, with ground shipping taking 5-7 days continental US. Firearms ship to your local FFL, adding 1-2 days for transfer processing. Expedited shipping is available for an additional $45.
- Can I return it if it doesn't fit?
- Firearms sales are final once transferred, but Ironclad Armory accepts returns for defects within 30 days. The firearm must be unfired and in original packaging. Returns require a signed affidavit from your FFL confirming transfer compliance.
- Does this work with a Holosun 507C red dot?
- Yes, but requires a separate Picatinny rail adapter. The receiver's 6-48 threaded holes match Weaver-style bases from EGW or Warne. The Holosun 507C mounts directly to these bases, maintaining a 1.5-inch sight height above bore.