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Sure do like the looks, would go good with my Ruger revolvers.
Henry Repeating Arms | Fine Rifles Made in America and Priced Right
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Got some new shoes for my Single 6 since that pic was taken, think I like it better than my Single 10. I sure didn't like those black rubber grips.
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A man of your wealth should go get him one or two. Lol
My brother has one and it is a sweet shooting little dude!!!!
I saw the TV ad and did some checking on the rifles. WOWWWW, They're above my pay grade for sure
Not the standard 22LR models, less than $400. Now the upgrades and those tribute model are hi$ and I would have to have Scott contribute to help me. Just looking at standard models.Quote:
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Pretty
They're good, solid rifles and you wind up with a LOT of gun for the money. The wood is great, the metal finish is fantastic, and the wood to metal fit is way above the bar for the price point. Some will come with good burling on the stock. Accuracy is great. Another big plus for some is it's available in .22 mag for only a few dollars more. But... The lever in .22 lr. will cycle .22 shorts as well...
Two gripes- The stock is cut in a very traditional configuration with a very low comb. A solid cheek weld is nearly impossible for an adult and you're going to have a hard time staying on target while cycling the lever. Either your head is going to be cocked over or you're going to be looking over the barrel. Next, the sights could be better, or at least I wish there was an upgrade available. The standard buckhorn sight is waaayyy outdated, even in standard iron sight configurations.
All things considered, the low comb was enough to prevent me from buying one myself. I want to run it, but I want to be accurate when doing so, or at least get better while maintaining decent shooting form.
WK I think its available in 17 HMR as well.
I've been eyeing them for a whole now. Thinking about getting one with the octagon barrel
I have two and I love them. I have the Big Boy in .44 mag and I have harvested deer with it and I have a .22 lr. Both are Golden Boys with real nice wood. I love good wood and Henry puts nice wood on their rifles. I don't how they do it for the price they sale them at. Both of mine are very accurate and the lever cycle is very smooth. They cost a little more but I think they are worth it. They seem to care about the customers too. I emailed the company and the owner emailed me back and was very nice and took care of me. I want to buy more Henry's but the wife tries to limit my gun buying. She is very good to me though she bought me a Performance Center Smith and Wesson this year. LOL. Good luck if you buy a Henry.