Just watched this. A truly down-to-earth, "dirt road" video. I get where you're coming from. I too have a YooToob channel mostly because I want to preserve what I do for my kids, grandkids, and as of this year, two great-grands. I get where you're comin from too as far as the rifle and ammo are concerned. I also have a Henry H001, and I shoot CCI CB .22 Shorts through it. More often, though, I shoot CCI Quiet-22 rounds through it. The Q-22s are also rated at 710 fps, but have a 40gr projectile and the case length is .22lr. I raise rabbits for meat, and since I live in the city, I'll use either the CB 22 Shorts or the Quiet-22s to dispatch bunnies. On occasion I've also had to dispatch varmints, mostly rats or possums. Again, either round will work, though the Q-22s pack more punch than the CB Shorts. Plus the CB Shorts are hard to find these days, and even when you do, they are more expensive than the Quiet-22s.
I love these little rounds. I bought 2,000 rounds pre pandemic. It is the only round I shoot of my Marlin 39a Mountie which looks similar to your Henry and a Mossberg 46b with a scope. They are quite enough to not disturb the wildlife around you. The only down side to them is they are prone to ricochet. I don't think the projectile is going fast enough to breakup or catastrophically deform upon impact.
I didn’t think about the possibility or ricochet but you make a good point. I won’t be shooting anymore steel with em. I appreciate your insight. Thanks for watching
@@JBDRLSOARK Steel probably, but I notice them bouncing off the ground. I will shoot at a something on the ground, (like a pop can) seeing the impact on the ground in the form of dirt splash. Immediately after I have heard the bullet clipping brush as it went through the woods behind my target. Nothing is back there, its a very safe direction. It is just something I want to be mindful of.
Yep the Henry is as AMERICAN as mom’s apple pie baseball and sitting on a country porch in the evening watching the sunset drinking lemonade. But as much as I love the 22 my preferred round in the Henry is a 17 HMR AND A 41 magnum.
@@cajun5957 I have never shot a 17 or a 41 Mag. I wanted a 17 wsm for a while but that ammo is pricing me out. I have heard many people say good things about the 41 mag. I would like one in a three screw Ruger. If I buy another Henry it will be in a large handgun caliber or 45-70. I wish they made it in 500 mag to go with my 500 pistol.
I have a Henry 001 Classic and 2 Ruger Wranglers Love filling them with 22 shorts. And plinking in the back yard. I have the CCI shorts The CB short lead round nose 29 grain 710 fps and CCI copper-plated hollow points 27 grain 1105 fps. Found some Winchester Super X copper plated round nose low noise . 1095 fps. The Henry and the Wranglers shoot all of them very well.
We like shooting those shorts out of our NAA, the ammo much easier recoil on our old hands...we own a couple of Henry's, but we usually just shoot cheap bulk out of them...shorts are pure plain fun...
i bought a crickett .22 single shot rifle for $60 at a pawn shop it is a fun little gun it shoots LR or short .22 bullets i like it because it is really small rifle that works really well
I’ve heard that are very accurate little rifles. I know a man around here that’s coon hunts with one . He says it’s he can hit what he aims at and it’s light and easy to carry in the woods. Thanks for watching
So you I’m getting my son into shooting. This looks like a perfect beginner round. I purchased a Henry .22 long for him today. I assume this round will fit????
Yes it fits fine. The Henry will shoot 22 shorts 22 longs and the most popular 22 long rifle bullets. You have made a very good decision going with the Henry 22 rifle and I hope you and your son enjoy shooting and make lots of good memories. Thanks for watching
They’re lots of fun to shoot. I love the older guns, I’m always on the lookout for one when I’m at the gun shop.. They were made right back then. Thanks for watching
I don’t know where you live but out here on the dirt road sometimes you have to deal with nuisance animals. I hunt and I fish and if that don’t suit you then maybe you don’t need to watch my channel.
A lever action 22 with CB shorts is a whole lot of fun!
Yep .. thanks for watching
Just watched this. A truly down-to-earth, "dirt road" video. I get where you're coming from. I too have a YooToob channel mostly because I want to preserve what I do for my kids, grandkids, and as of this year, two great-grands.
I get where you're comin from too as far as the rifle and ammo are concerned. I also have a Henry H001, and I shoot CCI CB .22 Shorts through it. More often, though, I shoot CCI Quiet-22 rounds through it. The Q-22s are also rated at 710 fps, but have a 40gr projectile and the case length is .22lr.
I raise rabbits for meat, and since I live in the city, I'll use either the CB 22 Shorts or the Quiet-22s to dispatch bunnies. On occasion I've also had to dispatch varmints, mostly rats or possums. Again, either round will work, though the Q-22s pack more punch than the CB Shorts. Plus the CB Shorts are hard to find these days, and even when you do, they are more expensive than the Quiet-22s.
Thank you for watching and the kind words. Best of luck with your channel and have a great week. 👍👍
Great video. Thanks. Keep em coming 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching
That's my favorite Lil backyard round. Great video!
Yep nice and quiet and they take care of business . It’s hard to beat that. Thanks for watching
I love these little rounds. I bought 2,000 rounds pre pandemic. It is the only round I shoot of my Marlin 39a Mountie which looks similar to your Henry and a Mossberg 46b with a scope. They are quite enough to not disturb the wildlife around you. The only down side to them is they are prone to ricochet. I don't think the projectile is going fast enough to breakup or catastrophically deform upon impact.
I didn’t think about the possibility or ricochet but you make a good point. I won’t be shooting anymore steel with em. I appreciate your insight. Thanks for watching
@@JBDRLSOARK Steel probably, but I notice them bouncing off the ground. I will shoot at a something on the ground, (like a pop can) seeing the impact on the ground in the form of dirt splash. Immediately after I have heard the bullet clipping brush as it went through the woods behind my target. Nothing is back there, its a very safe direction. It is just something I want to be mindful of.
@@jakeoutdoors9600 yep I agree. Safety is the 1st priority when it comes to guns and shooting. . Thanks
Yep the Henry is as AMERICAN as mom’s apple pie baseball and sitting on a country porch in the evening watching the sunset drinking lemonade. But as much as I love the 22 my preferred round in the Henry is a 17 HMR AND A 41 magnum.
@@cajun5957 I have never shot a 17 or a 41 Mag. I wanted a 17 wsm for a while but that ammo is pricing me out. I have heard many people say good things about the 41 mag. I would like one in a three screw Ruger. If I buy another Henry it will be in a large handgun caliber or 45-70. I wish they made it in 500 mag to go with my 500 pistol.
This is the round old timers used for coon hunting out of season , don't ask me how I know , lol
I wonder why??? Lol
I have a Henry 001 Classic and 2 Ruger Wranglers Love filling them with 22 shorts. And plinking in the back yard. I have the CCI shorts The CB short lead round nose 29 grain 710 fps and CCI copper-plated hollow points 27 grain 1105 fps. Found some Winchester Super X copper plated round nose low noise . 1095 fps. The Henry and the Wranglers shoot all of them very well.
Just for pure enjoyment the 22 is hard to beat. It’s great fun to shoot and not to hard on the pocketbook. I shoot a lot of it. Thanks for watching
We like shooting those shorts out of our NAA, the ammo much easier recoil on our old hands...we own a couple of Henry's, but we usually just shoot cheap bulk out of them...shorts are pure plain fun...
I agree. Thanks so much for watching
It got there a damn sight faster than I could had. Lol
Yep me too. I got that Grandpa speed going on. Lol. Thanks for watching
i bought a crickett .22 single shot rifle for $60 at a pawn shop it is a fun little gun it shoots LR or short .22 bullets i like it because it is really small rifle that works really well
I’ve heard that are very accurate little rifles. I know a man around here that’s coon hunts with one . He says it’s he can hit what he aims at and it’s light and easy to carry in the woods. Thanks for watching
@@JBDRLSOARK it is perfect for woods running or for a truck gun.
So you I’m getting my son into shooting. This looks like a perfect beginner round. I purchased a Henry .22 long for him today. I assume this round will fit????
Yes it fits fine. The Henry will shoot 22 shorts 22 longs and the most popular 22 long rifle bullets. You have made a very good decision going with the Henry 22 rifle and I hope you and your son enjoy shooting and make lots of good memories. Thanks for watching
Henry can shoot, fire, and cycle ANYTHING. By far my favorite gun.
the manual reads not to use them, why?
I really don’t know but if it’s bugging you then you should contact Henry customer service and ask them.
I bought some shorts not to long ago for my old Marlin 100 single shot!
They’re lots of fun to shoot. I love the older guns, I’m always on the lookout for one when I’m at the gun shop.. They were made right back then. Thanks for watching
@@JBDRLSOARK I just resently bought an old John Browning designed Ranger 30 pump in 16ga, it's a take down. Same thing as the Stevens 520!
@@joeltowle2737 wow !! Great find for your collection.
@@JBDRLSOARK thank you!
Cool!
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I’ll take the dirt road, it’s all I know.
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Your amazing and just because of how kind you are I am subscribing
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You almost shot your eye out! The pellet gun ricocheted off the tires and almost hit the camera. Shooting tires is a bad idea.
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Don't know what kind of pest you are talking about but remember we need all the animals, oh and they were there first, leave them alone daaaa!
I don’t know where you live but out here on the dirt road sometimes you have to deal with nuisance animals. I hunt and I fish and if that don’t suit you then maybe you don’t need to watch my channel.