That looks like “I hate the barrel of my rifle”.
I want one, or maybe two.
I won one at an NRA dinner, LOVE it.
The lack of a loading gate (Nelson King style) keeps some guys from purchasing Henry repeaters. While I don’t mind the tube loading/unloading feature, many think it’s a step backwards from the improvements that were made in the Winchester Model ‘66.
Is that video speeded up or is the guy really shooting a lever action that fast? If he is, I guarantee he couldn’t hit the broad side of a barn shooting that fast.
I’ve got a .22 and after break-in it’s smooth as silk.
I’m still considering a .357.
The dude is shooting a short stroked Winchester ‘73 clone.
Deuce Stevens can run 10 rounds out of a Marlin 1894 in 1.7 seconds.
I own the H001 .22 lever action. Love it. A Big Boy is on my wish list. Henry rocks!
Got a .22 Henry lever action for my son’s 13th birthday. We both love it!
The case hardened 45-70 looks great
I remember when they first came out with their first model, a .22 lever action. I had not seen one but it’s design looked suspiciously like the German Erma lever action.
I don’t know much about the company but have read that they treat their employees really well.
Probably the beautiful finish plus they work is the most important reason for their success.
“...the sales and popularity is up at plus or minus 100%.”
The Sales VP is going to be mighty PO’d at his head of Sales Operations for that variability is that sales estimate. That’s a wider hi/lo range than is usually acceptable.
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I have a couple of Henry lever guns.
I like them.
I have one in. 44 magnum. Beautiful!
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Got a Big Boy in .44 magnum and a Youth Gun in .22 (wife prefers the shorter stock). Both are older (5+ years old) models but well made and accurate. A mountain neighbor has a Golden Boy in .22 magnum which serves as his “go to” gun for raccoons. Can say nothing bad about Henry rifles and may try their .22 pump for plinking after my old Winchester pump retires.
My son gave me the Philmont Edition .22cal for Christmas a couple of years ago as a memory from our first backpacking trip to Philmont Scout Ranch. I can’t bring myself to shoot it, though. I’m thinking about giving him the Eagle Edition to commemorate his 20 year anniversary as an Eagle Scout this year. Now I see that is available in both .22LR and .44 Magnum so I’m going to have to make a choice.
I’ve got a Rossi 1892 20” in 44 and it shoots better than 3” groups for sure.
I had a Youth Model in .22 LR when Lurker Jr was going. We both loved it.
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Two Christmases ago, my wife surprised me with a Big Boy in .45 Long Colt! She just requested the catalog, handed it to me, and told me to mark ideas for birthday and Christmas gifts.
I gotta real winner!