HENRY LEVER ACTIONS

[wcd]

So I still have yet to scratch the itch. I was surfing Breitbart the other day and their ad popped up. Saw one of their case hardened models actually looked really nice. Wondering how they may wear?

 

[BigRed]

So I still have yet to scratch the itch. I was surfing Breitbart the other day and their ad popped up. Saw one of their case hardened models actually looked really nice. Wondering how they may wear?

Pick one up.

If you are unhappy with the wear, I'll take it off your hands.

I prefer centerfire.

 

[2in1evtime]

I have a few and enjoy them all go for it!!!!

 

[Ballstater98]

I have one. The quality is there. The action is smooth as butter!

 

[04FXSTS]

I guess I should try the .22 I have. Got it a raffle about 10 years ago and never been fired. Jim.

 

[mmpsteve]

I guess I should try the .22 I have. Got it a raffle about 10 years ago and never been fired. Jim.

In spite of it's alloy components, the Henry lever rimfires have the smoothest action, compared to my more expensive Winchesters and Brownings. They're truly a fine rifle for the money spent. I enjoy mine.

The centerfires are no slouch either. This ones in .327 Fed mag. My old eyes need a scope, unfortunately.



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[Zeb]

I have a Henry Frontier .22 and a new 30-30 sidegate. They are 2 of my favorite firearms.

 

[Jont22]

I’ve got the .22lr frontier too and the Henry X .410. Both are awesome.

 

[wcd]

Pick one up.

If you are unhappy with the wear, I'll take it off your hands.

I prefer centerfire.

Will a mailing address to your ffl be provided lol.
I was leaning towards the 357 variety.

I never cared for the case Hardened look on a Handgun. Guess because when I tried a diy project at home once the ***** melted.


But seriously for some reason I really find the appearance appealing on the Henry’s perhaps it is the wood stock and fore end that make it look nice.

 

[BigRed]

Will a mailing address to your ffl be provided lol.
I was leaning towards the 357 variety.

I never cared for the case Hardened look on a Handgun. Guess because when I tried a diy project at home once the ***** melted.


But seriously for some reason I really find the appearance appealing on the Henry’s perhaps it is the wood stock and fore end that make it look nice.

Nice rifle!

 

[Frosty]

I’ve got a .22 that’s been put through it’s paces and I love it, well, everything except that front sight blade, but functionally it’s perfect. I’d like to pick up another in center fire.

 

[armalitesheepdog]

I have the .22 youth lever. Is a fun toy. Like shooting a red ryder at least a 1000 rounds an no failures

 

[Mgderf]

Several years ago I thought I would enjoy having a Henry, so I bought a used .22lr from the classified section here on Ingo.
A year later I won a "Wall of guns" raffle at the NRA banquet and chose the Henry Frontier in .22wmr.
Fast forward another year or two, and Henry announced they would produce a lever gun in .327 Federal magnum and I just had to have one so I emailed the company president, Mr. Anthony Imperato.
He had a rifle drop-shipped to my local FFL (serial number 000115).
About 3 years ago I won the 3rd anniversary drawing on the Henry rifle forum and got a Henry American Eagle in .22lr.
Last year I added a Big Boy brass framed .357 mag.

Yes, I like my Henry's.

 

[areamike]

Last year I added a Big Boy brass framed .357 mag.

Yes, I like my Henry's.

I have the same Henry in 357/38sp. It's an AWESOME rifle. All I need now is a Cowboy hat and a Horse and I'm all set.

 

[DDadams]

I have no experience with them but the color case hardened Henry's are absolutely GORGEOUS.

I plan on getting one too when I'm done with all other projects I have going.

 

[tude]

I have a 22 frontier, 30/30 case hardened, and a 41 mag big boy steel. Absolutely love shooting and petting all of them.

 

[Bill2905]

I own a Golden Boy .22LR and a Big Boy Steel .45 Colt and love 'em both. Both are smooth as silk and great shooters.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

My only lever action is a Golden Boy 22LR. I really like it. My son bought one in 45/70 and I’ve only shot it a hand full of times and it’s pretty slick.

 

[TheGhostRider]

I’ve got the Bigboy .357 with octagon barrel and brass frame.
Fun little thing!
.38s Are a hoot and .357s pack a wallop.
Accurate as heck and reliable.

 

[cg21]

I recommend the 357 big boy to all young aspiring hunters… I taught my girls on it using 38’s the weight of it makes recoil non existent. And then when it is time for hunting 357