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lon371 · January 28, 2009, 01:04 AM

I love the NEF H&R single shots. Have a few. Before you go and ruin a gun or hurt yourself, you should read up on the gun. There a couple types of receivers. The shotgun receivers are not as strong as their rifle receivers. The firing pins and pin holes are different. They do have barrels of many calibers that you can swap.

I would suggest you goggle and get informed before you get hurt. 9mm probably would be no big deal, BUT do the research. Graybeard outdoors website has a big section just for the handi's. They have all the information a person could ever want on the NEF H&R, even have a classified section.

Although if you have the H&R SB2(high pressure) receiver with a 12 Gage barrel(shorten to legal limit). If you then buy an adapter for it for a pistol caliber, that would be interesting to play with.

Be Careful what ever you decide.

Lonny

January 28, 2009, 01:04 AM	#9
lon371 Senior Member Join Date: September 1, 2007 Location: S.Indiana Posts: 252	I love the NEF H&R single shots. Have a few. Before you go and ruin a gun or hurt yourself, you should read up on the gun. There a couple types of receivers. The shotgun receivers are not as strong as their rifle receivers. The firing pins and pin holes are different. They do have barrels of many calibers that you can swap. I would suggest you goggle and get informed before you get hurt. 9mm probably would be no big deal, BUT do the research. Graybeard outdoors website has a big section just for the handi's. They have all the information a person could ever want on the NEF H&R, even have a classified section. Although if you have the H&R SB2(high pressure) receiver with a 12 Gage barrel(shorten to legal limit). If you then buy an adapter for it for a pistol caliber, that would be interesting to play with. Be Careful what ever you decide. Lonny