Affordable new single-shot shotguns have largely vanished from U.S. gun stores as repeating models dropped in price. Families long favored them to train new hunters on shot placement and to limit expense when starting out. Past producers included Savage Model 94, Winchester Model 37, H&R, Iver Johnson Champion and Cooey Model 84. Remington later bought H&R and halted U.S. output of low-cost reliable versions, leaving Turkish imports to occupy that niche. Henry now sells American-made examples with an MSRP from 625 dollars, and older used guns stay on the market.