Just remember to watch out for any action funkiness with your H&R. I had one of the H&R Buffalo Classic (45/70) rifles that I used for competition (60-90 rounds at least once a month)....it lasted about 1.5 seasons, and then started to incur lock up problems. Those action locking problems transferred into trigger/hammer set problems. Not a fun thing. I was shooting nothing but trapdoor pressure loads through it, so that should not have been the issue. Many of the people I shot with, and I, were thinking along the lines of the rifle wasn't designed to take the round count that I put through it.
I liked the gun, just wasn't happy with my outcome with that rifle.