New Henry Homesteader 9mm Carbine! (First look and quick review)
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- Become a Channel Member! / @masonoutdoors_masonle... This is a quick out of the box review of the new Henry Homesteader 9mm carbine by Henry USA.
Overall it seems like a well made rifle with some cheap design elements (the strange grip texturing).
My particular Homesteader was missing it’s charging handle right out of the box, so a range trip will have to wait.
Rest assured, I will be producing a lot more content on the Henry Homesteader 9mm in the near future to include accuracy tests, reliability, usability and more.
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And this is why you always check the firearm before accepting the transfer or leaving your lgs.
Bet it came from rice lake 😂
How much did you pay for it brother? And have you called about a replacement charging handle, and were they cool about it since it was on their end?
Guns are a yank sicness
I make the bolt carrier for that gun!!
You should equip the glock receiver and give it the biggest drum mag you can find
Exactly what I was thinking instantly 😅
Unless you dont like jams, just asking for misfeeds with a drum.
@@brucebehner4142 have you shot it yet with a good drum rd yet?
How to turn a Henry into a Luther
@@brucebehner4142 ok boomer
Few things in life are as frustrating as getting a new firearm only to discover it already has issues right out of the box. Whether a factory deficiency or heavy handed store employees, this will test your patience in a heartbeat.
There honestly is nothing worse. Only thing you want to have a complete ready to go firearm. Just a load and go package. Not have to wait for missing pieces or a return.
This is why i avoid new American made guns at all costs.
First world problems
To be fair, as a consumer you have ample opportunity to look the firearm over before you buy. If there is something wrong with the firearm, you're not obligated to buy it. Obviously, you won't be able to catch any internal issues but still. If this guy is as analytical as he seems in the video he should have caught that in the store. Though maybe he ordered it off the internet, but I wouldn't buy a firearm I hadn't physically held and inspected.
“Fuck ya new gun!…. And it doesn’t work.”
I bought my daughter a .22lr lever action Henry. 5' grouping at 50 yards. It wasn't rifled. They took it back and had it back to me in less than 2 weeks shooting fine so at least they handled it.
I hope you meant 5” grouping, and not 5’ grouping.😂
@grantthornton-ry8kd he said it wasn't "rifled," so yeah, 5 foot, not 5 inch grouping.
No rifling, no charging handle 😂 wtf
@@Sketch_Sesh Yeah..damn Henry is slipping bad to let a "rifle" through with no rifling...
@@grantthornton-ry8kd I do 5 mm.
Henry quality control in decline?
I think so. I bought a brand new .22 henry a couple years ago that had horrible feeding issues with all types of ammo :/
Henry has always been mid at best. They make lever actions that were designed before interchangeable parts were possible, it should be pretty easy for them to never have issues.
The side gate making rifles 200$ more is just abusive, and showed Henry for what they are.
@@IkesThePyro if the side gate loading models didn’t have an up charge, nobody would buy their guns with no gate. That’s how they’re able to sell the whole line despite one option being obviously better. Plus I imagine it’s more machine time.
Everything has
I worked at a factory before we had pretty good quality control, however, from time to time things do slip through
Especially with new employees and my company use a fair bit of temp service workers. Keep in mind we did not produce firearms we make juice. And I have no idea how fire armed are made in factory’s but if it’s done by machines through and through and not by hand things will slip threw a lot and if done by hand then it’s probably just a new person in training or they are over worked and will make mistakes
In my opinion if a ever made enough money to open my own firearm factory everything will be tested then cleaned before shipping
This firearm was removed from the box before this video, since the Henry hang tags have been removed from it and put into the box. If this really was the first time you removed it from the box, maybe call the store you received it from to see if they misplaced the charging handle when put the gun back into the box.
This! I mean don’t people check the guns they buy before they leave?
Most guns are supposed to have a verified sn before leaving
@@caswinson he could have ordered it
@Dane Moore Then he would have broken federal law. And the ATF is about to kill his dogs, his son and his wife. People who have not purchased a gun before need to stfu.
Also how can he check if the chamber is clear without the charging handle?
Small chance of it but I may have made the trigger guard for that very gun or know the person that did. Im one of the casters for henry and I usually run the homesteader trigger guards when we are making them. Its cool to see a gun online I may have contributed to making
Give him charging handle back!😂
😂@@Nwnomad410
No no no you misunderstand. That’s the new California compliant Henry. It’s too dangerous to chamber a round!
Hahaha yes
🤣
@@theshittybowman I love your name!
This comment is fucking mint 👌 😂
Best part is; it’s not! Semi automatic + threaded barrel = assault weapon lmfao
The charging handles are in the tool bag under the mags.
Pull back the cardboard tab underneath them.
Oops. Mix on my phone sometimes picks up things funny. Nonetheless, I’m not seeing where poster is talking about.
@@TommygunNG Don't believe everything you see on the internet. Misinformation is one reason America is falling apart
@@TommygunNG it's because it was either deleted, set to private or blocked you.
No, I mean where in the box he’s talking about. That looks like just foam mold for the mags.
@@TommygunNG take out the foam
I bought a Henry big boy in .44 mag last fall, out of the box the barrel was so crooked it couldn’t be used. I’ll give them credit where it’s due, they made it right and very quickly. I had the rifle back a week after I shipped it out and it was corrected perfectly.
Crooked barrel is for shooting around corners.
@@thomsbooth4906 Sounds like a joke, but the Germans actually had an attachment that would allow them to shoot around corners, I believe that they developed it for urban warfare in Russia, particularly Stalingrad. Later, it was used against British soldiers that would approach a German tank to attach their "Sticky Bomb" to the less thick armor on the sides of the tank to breach it. It was a risky strategy at best for the British soldiers, but those German around-the-bend G-43 attachments made it suicidal.
In practice, the "Sticky Bomb" of the British was superior to the German equivalent, their magnetic attached shaped charge portable armor penetrator, the Sticky Bombs were more useful because they could and were used to breach non-magnetic surfaces as well, such as doors and all but the thickest building walls. I think that they should have kept making it, they would have been very useful in Korea, IMO.
Did they replace the rifle or just fix the barrel?
That looks just like my cross man BB gun I had back in the 80’s
Yeah, the pump one
That's what I was thinking.😂😂
I did 11 pumps on mine. Basically turned into a .50 with 11 pumps.
😂😂 crossman 760😅....( I was thinking the same thing)..
I'm glad I'm not the only one to think that!
The charging handle is off for shipping, to prevent impact damage. It's inside the box flap. Yes the handle can be lost during unpacking, it happens...
Or it didn't come with one
@@ArizonaLizardMan🤦🏼♂️
Homie you can see where the charging handle was supposed to be, below the lil 5 round Henry mag
ah just do what AK's do, wear a condom
Way to simp for Henry's incompetence
Looks like something you used too see in the gun rack at Kmart.
Is this a 9 mm 10/22? That’s what it looks like to me the ruger 10/22 older cousin or some haha
Good old days. Back when you could walk into a pawnshop and pick up an SKS, for $160.
@@TakeOffV05It looks like a
Crossman 760. .177 BB/ Pellet rifle
@@MaxBeline-vc4fg except that has no mag well…and is a pellet gun, this gun most definitely mimics the ruger 10/22 just in a different round
@@TakeOffV05Yeah it takes 9mm glock mags
Henry has the best customer service ever. We had to send back a .17hmr and the turnaround was super fast, work was done for free, shipping was free, and it came with free goodies for the trouble.
Their customer service skills have increased because their quality control levels have droped
Its always been that way.
That being said, wouldnt suprise me if the box was opened by a gun store they may have lost the charging handle or accidentaly gave him the box for a gun that already had the handle installed.
All these posts about their great customer service...if they did it right in the first place, why would so many people need customer service with problems with a brand new gun out of the box ???? Henry has gone way down hill.
I had a Henry survival rifle. The barrel they sent was hitting all over the place so I asked if I could exchange it for another and they just sent me a new barrel free of charge no more questions asked. Their customer service is A1
Good service because they screwed up prior?
I'd be pissed if I bought a Henry and it was missing a hard part
Especially at the cost of one. Inexcusable!
One of the only parts need to actually use the gun
Ah, it will be newer longer. Just kidding, I'd have a.case of the ass.
A wood furniture gun that takes Glock mags. I never knew it could get this bad
@@lucasrooze6537
Maybe it's...and hear me out, I know this might sound radical and unrealistic, but MAYBE...that's for people who own a Glock chambered in 9mm, so that they can share magazines and ammunition with their sidearm...idk that's probably just crazy talk...🥴🥴🥴
I have a marlin camp 9 mm carbine bought it back in the 80s great little gun .
Love it ..one good point is it takes the same mag. As my S&W hand gun ...
The old Camp 9 and Camp 45 were great!!
Camp 9 took S &W 5900 series mags, same as the Star model 28 and 30 and the kel-tec P11.
Camp 45 took m1911 mags.
My Henry Big Boy had feeding issues straight out of the box. I cleaned and oiled it, ran as many rounds as I could hoping it was a "break in" issue, but ultimately had to send it back. They replaced the feed ramp and a few other parts. About 500 rounds later and I've had no more issues. I love Henry arms, but there are definitely some issues that slip by QA.
Henry having no charging handle
"M3 grease gun laughs in a distance"
But the m3 fired on an open bolt
@@jacobbisseljr.5424r/wooosh
@@jacobbisseljr.5424 you’re right, guess it charges itself 😂
Cringe
Here's my charging handle, sarge. *Squeezes trigger finger
Look in the box better the handle is probably in there . Mine was hard to find . Good luck 👍 !😊
I was at the range a while back shooting my Rem-lin .45-70 trying different loads. Guy next to me was trying his new Henry .45-70. He said he'd just gotten a new one after Henry replaced his first one because he was unable to sight it in. No matter what he did.
He couldn't get his new one to fire the Leverevolutions. I tried one of those Hornadys in mine, no problem. He tried one of my handloads in his, no problem.
I have a Henry 45-70 also that will not cycle the Leverevolution rounds. Everything else works just fine.
THAT is really weird. I fire nothing but Leverevolutions in my Henry .45-70 and it works like a champ. Very weird indeed.
@dean8842 Even wrider, he said the one he had at the range that day was one Henry sent him when the one he bought off the shelf had issues with the sights.
Several years ago a friend bought a Henry as his grandson's first rifle. They took it to the range, and it was shooting all over the place. Henry had neglected to put rifling in! That memory and this video doesn't fill me with much confidence in Henry's quality control.
I doubt that. It sounds like your "friend" unintionally purchased their "Garden gun" which is designed to shoot .22 shot shells through it's smooth barrel. It's for snakes etc.
@@TacticalJackalope Hmmm, maybe they unintentionally sent him a "Garden gun" in the rifle box, but that doesn't change my thoughts on their quality control, especially since watching @masonoutdoors unboxing of the new Henry Homesteader.
You got the special Henry Titanium Boy smooth bore! 😂
I'll find an old Rossi from 20 years ago.
@@b212hp he didn't finish the unboxing. There's a plastic bag of tools underneath some of the cardboard spacing that has the charging handles in it.
@@blackwoodsecurity531 He said in another comment that it wasn't there either.
That's the new California compliant model. They allow removable box mags but the trade off is the charging handle is omitted.
Man this really does sound like something my state would do after the way they shafted us on fixed mags.
When you allow invaders into the country whos sole purpose is to change the culture of the inhabitants, this is the result of said effort, invaders of this land that have successfully changed the culture and restricted your rights and freedoms in the name of government “safety” and control
My Henry 45-70 shipped to my dealer with the loading tube offset so far the spring rod could not be removed. Handed it back to the dealer and he made it right by shipping it back for a refit.
The charging handle should have been in the same styrofoam square that contained the 5 Henry 5 & 10 round magazines. (The circular hole above the 5 round magazine.) I bought my Homesteader this weekend, and I was able to install the charging handle without any issues. As far as Henry Customer service goes, it is without peer. I own a large number of Henry's and their service has always been fantastic. For all the Henry Haters commenting in this thread, if you don't like Henry's don't buy them. Henry Repeating Arms will be just fine without you and your negative comments.
Love my Henrys.
I was having pre-pickup buyer's remorse, thank you for the correction.
We have 2 dozen henry firearms never been a problem with any of them and their customer service is by far the best you could ever deal with. The warranty on their products is unmatched by any other company .
Nice. The Canadian version comes with a one-shot mag.
And probably facial recognition on the trigger lock
@@chrisrageNJ and a tax form.
Hahaha. And a warning label reading, “Not for self defense!”
@ianmlentz and a caption stating,'This IS a toy', it's not like you can take it out of the gun cabinet anyway.
And the UK model comes with a bag to put your balls in
I work for Henry and I'm sorry to here that some people are not happy with the product... Henry is working on more for quality control and I'm hoping they get there priblems... you the people make Henry possible... I love what I do there and I plan on keeping the customers happy...Henry is American made and reliable..
Looks like my old Daisy Powerline 880 bb gun... Which honestly is not a bad thing, since I think that air gun is pretty nice to look at. Hope this actually stacks up to the Henry name.
Reminds me of the Winchester 1907
I still have my powerline 880 from when I was a kid, 20 years old and it still shoots great! Love those little air guns
@@BeetleBuns I'm using it to teach my 13 year old daughter safe handling and fundamentals. Great little teaching tool since you can single load or fill up the magazine. Plus it's a real tack driver. She's constantly in awe of some of the precision shots the "old man" is making during our training shoots. She'll get there.
@@55tuu5 Right? Kinda wish the 1907 had been adopted into service; what a neat and fine looking rifle!
They need to make it in 10mm!
I will buy it tomorrow if they make 10m.
Or .45, how he gonna kill bears with 9mm
@@WarPigstheHun the same way you are with .45, you aren’t.
@War Pigs the only .45 I would trust against a bear is a .45 super lmao, just stick with 10mm
@@marcusborderlands6177 What about .45 Winchester Magnum or .460 Rowland, both beat 10mm! You can also get hot loaded .45 colt rounds that beat 10mm.
My best friend's great grandpa owned a large farm and a huge gun collection. Over 300 rifles, pistols and shotguns, even a Gatling. He'd been some sort of lawman or outlaw (maybe both) back in the 19th century. We used to visit him in Nebraska. Great fun: corn, cattle, chickens, a couple of horses, donkeys and goats. He was pretty old at the time so he share-cropped his acres and had plenty of help with the critters. So, he'd spoil the crap out of us. Even took us camping in a Conestoga Wagon that he had found abandoned along the Oregon Trail, which he restored himself.
Naturally, we'd go shooting. He taught us a lot and we had our choice of weapons. My favorites were the lever actions and my favorite of those were the Henrys. The deal was simple: for each round we shot, we'd have to reload two.
After harvest he'd open his hunting lodge. There were lots of geese and ducks passing through. Our job was to get it ready for the lodgers, mostly final dusting, laundry, making beds and restocking provisions. He probably catered to the deer hunters as well. We missed out on that because we had to be back in school.
A few years later when I got my permanent MOS, but before deployment, I received a real WWI M1911, two original ammo packs and a shoulder holster. The note said, "Congrats. Just in case." Later on, when I was commissioned, I got an 1890s Henry 30-30 in a beautiful black walnut presentation box. Over the decades since, I have had several firearms for strictly utilitarian purposes. Have passed them along, but still cherish my presents from Hank. Oh yeah, his name was also Henry, but he preferred Hank.
A sentimental journey, I know, so this is more to the point. First, a recoil-operated rifle that shoots pistol tounds holds no interest for me. Second, although I'm pleaaed it's not, I thought Henry Arms was out of business.
Will someone care to explain why all those Cavalry officers got nice presentation rifles while Infantry officers always seemed to get presentation sabres, if anything at all?
😊
Why say too much about what people got what a shame atf will visit soon thanks
@@Woodyperckerhead-ni3ti You think that dude is still alive?
That looks like the big boy version of the Daisy Powerline 880 BB Gun I had as a kid! And I mean that as a good thing. I LOVED that BB Gun! I may have to check this one out. The pressed texture actually looks good to ME (your mileage may vary). Sucks about them forgetting the dang charging handle though! Was their QA guy off sick that day. Or maybe he was working remotely 😂
Yeah, it does look like a mass produced toy with a faux wood plastic stock.
I had an 880 as a kid too. I shot so many bb's thru that thing it turned into a smooth bore. Good times.👍👍
I agree. I like the look of the Rifle texture specifically because of nostalgia. Glock mag option is pretty slick, but I’d stick to G-19 mags for most of the time.
My 880 is incredibly accurate for a mostly plastic gun. I still love it and on camping trips it comes out for plinking.
it really does look like a daisy bb gun doesnt it!
Quality control has left the building!!!😳😳😳
I'm not sure how present it has ever been.
I own 2 Henry;s and both are just so so, not the precision they would like to project.
And that's no Joke 🤔
Quality control is there. The charging handle is located in the tool bag under the mags. He just didn't look when he made this.
Read the User Manual Your Henry Homesteader carbine was shipped with the charging
handle removed to prevent damage to packaging in transit.
You'll find it in the foam insert,
under the box flap
Love to see a ton load of accessories, pistol grip, folding stock, black or grey furniture... you know all the good stuff.
Would love to see magpul make a chasis for it like they have the 10/22 and remington 700
Plenty of tacti-cool 9mm carbines already on-the-market - if you wanted one of those, go buy one. People like the Henry because it looks exactly the way it was built.
Even my High Point carbine came with a charging handle. HI have two Henrys, and I am actually wearing a Henry baseball cap right now.
We're sorry.
It’s supposed to have one but most likely broke off before being boxed and shipped
Maybe change your name from Phil to Henry ?
@@DreadPirateRoberts33 If it broke off in the factory then it's too fragile
Henry's crap
That's actually a really nice improvement, it's perfect for farmers 👌
Kinda reminds me of a couple of different Browning rifles. I have a BAR22 which is like a scaled down BAR hunting rifle. I also have a BAR in 7mmMag. The rear stock and action share some similar looking lines. Not a bad looking gun really. Anytime wood and metal are combined into a shootin' iron, its all good.
I'd like to hear a 7 mm BAR boom through a few.
We don’t need stricter gun laws. We need Henry to make all the firearms.
Please no we are just getting out of the hole. We stopped mandatory overtime back in June
God no. Henry is pure trash.
@@user-mq1up2fw4rspoken like somebody who can't afford one
Looks slick without the charging handle 🤣
Looks like it was packed in that empty slot in the box next to the 2 mags. Should have noticed it the first time you checked it before this 'first opening'
The problem is Henry was always top quality with LEVER ACTIONS
Pistol caliber carbines are something I will never understand. Why not just give yourself the extra benefit of a rifle cartridge when using a rifle? Sure you can make the argument for overpenetration, but at that point why not just use a handgun or shotgun? Seems to me that the carbine fills a really, really tight niche outside of “it’s really cool.” Which… yeah ok I guess you got me. Thing’s pretty cool.
Rifle cartridges and even intermediate cartridges are not always added value. Pistols are less accurate with the same cartridge than their rifle or pcc counterparts. Shotguns are also not very precise, usually cause lots of damage, and lack the range of a pistol caliber rifle or carbine.
Now it's very possible that you have no use for one, as most of us are somewhat niche in the type of shooting we do. We also have a habit of downplaying other niches in comparison to our own. It is, however, very important to understand that no matter how useless it may seem to our needs, it can be the single greatest tool for others.
They’ve been around since the 1860s so people must like them, no? You really can’t see this as a fun plinker or small game rifle with more accuracy than a 9mm handgun?
I can pair my Ruger PC9 with any of my double stack 9mm Glocks, have the added accuracy and higher velocity of the carbine backed up with a pistol, and only have to carry one type of ammo and one type of mag.
@@PistolsMcGee yes, *however* I think the ballistics of pistol ammo are only useful in *very* niche circumstances when you could just as easily be firing a rifle round with better range, accuracy, and effect on target as well as more versatile uses (I.e. hunting) that in my opinion make it a waste of money when I could just as easily spend the same money on a decent handgun that I can reach out and touch a silhouette at up to 100 yards with and have the benefit of concealment and/or portability as well as an overall lighter load. Anything at or past 100 yards shouldn’t be shot at with a pistol cartriage in the first place imo because you’re then losing speed, round effectiveness on target, and you’ll have to adjust your aim upward fairly significantly (assuming you’re firing a handgun that will achieve more or less 1000 +/- 100 fps). Having to carry two types of ammo (assuming you still want to carry a handgun) only limits you to how many magazines you want to bring, which is still the case with PCC’s anyways. If anything, having the diversity of two ammo types is a benefit if you can only find ammo for one or the other because you’ll still have something to shoot instead of putting all your eggs in one basket assuming shit has seriously hit the fan and this argument for ammo even becomes moderately relevant to real life. Besides, PCC’s are a huge target for gun legislation and parts bans, so having a rifle just makes more long-term sense imo
@Ben G I was going to explain each situation to you, but it's clear you are an armchair tactical SHTF guru, so gonna pass on that.
I'll just say again that your viewpoint is one dimensional, and your thoughts on multiple ammunition types have been disproven time and time again.
I think the texturing is a matter of opinion. I don't think it looks like crap and it may just feel nice and grippy.
It basically takes all of the unique look that wood and wood grain provides, and gives almost a muffled polymer look. You can get a likely nicer and gripper feeling engraved stock
So that thing is a pistol cosplaying as a rifle? You Americans never cease to amaze me
Use the same ammo is my sidearm.
Pistol-caliber carbines (PCCs) have their place. Think of them as semi-automatic submachineguns. A close-quarters weapon against relatively soft targets, and uses the same caliber is one’s sidearm.
I like the texture, looks like wood. And it comes pre drilled, so good value
The wood looks kinda boring....it should be checkered.......😅😅😅
I generally like the checkering but think this looks pretty awesome as well.
@@mhedden033 well it definitely has the Daisy BB gun look to it.....😆😆
Thats interesting that the charging handle isnt there from a quality product. Honestly, in my opinion, it doesn't look like crap. It looks like a quality product for a first attempt at something like this.
Henry has low key trash products to be fair even their "good" stuff is mid at best , ive had hundreds of different models over the years ive got one of the standard 22 mag lever actions right now and its a good little rifle but its just no where near the quality of a Winchester
Should have got the Ruger PC Carbine. So much Quality.
I feel like I could use mine as a club load a mag and and shoot the whole thing without a jam or a different trajectory
I LOVE my ruger pc charger. A breakdown carbine in 9mm that takes Glock mags is a hard platform to beat at the price. The only bummer is the stupid atf brace rule change.
@@BobbyCarlBoozeDoc lol get a 16.5 inch takedown barrel and keep it on till you wanna use the short barrel and nobody's looking
Jamomatic, Ruger PC Carbine is the best in class.
The texture is likely from sandblasting instead of a pressed pattern.
That's sad to see you didn't get the charging handle.
I've seen Henry's come into my store with missing rear sights, or rear sights loose in the box. The worst part is the dovetail showed no sign of even having a rear pushed in. It's almost like someone just threw the rear sight in the box. I will be making sure these homesteaders actually have all their parts when they arrive.
I won’t buy a Henry, they are junk just living off of the name of another company that has been gone for decades.
That would be so upsetting .. i may have acted like a child go into a cornor and cry 😂😂😂😂
@@adamr9215 what company do you go to for lever actions then? It doesn't seem like there's many good options.
@@ELGG1894 Vintage Winchester or Marlin for centerfire. For 22’s, Rossi makes a good one for under $300.
I like it! I might buy one for my Daughter In Law to keep her and our Granddaughter safe when my Son is at work. I don't think she is crazy about guns but I'm crazy about keeping her and the Grandbaby safe.
Nice that sling mounts are included.
Look like a pretty decent hunting rifle
And a perfect rifle for a zombie apocalypse 👌🏼
That texture on the grip looks like a Mcdonalds toy
It looks really cheap. At least give the option to have a crisscross pattern.
I like those little car beans but I would really love to have one and 45 ACP. That is called stippling for the texture I like stippling personally but it is a much easier and cheaper way to go then cut checkeing.
This had to be speech to text.
@@DarkMatterX1 Nah, I love car beans. Leave em in the can, out in the heat, and they cook like nothing else.
@@Doc903 I personally cook mine on the motor, that's why they're car beans
Congrats.You learned something my wife took years to figure out. Don't buy something until you've held it in your hand and the guy selling it is leaning on the same counter as you. The only thing you should buy online is cat litter.
Wish they'd make one in 40s&w and 10mm
10mm would make it a perfect camp gun
10mm sure. But 40 slow and weak?
@@tydesirk9466 0h the great caliber debate begins. 40s&w slow and weak and 9mm is for women and children
@@jritcey108 And a 22 is the only gun you need for the end of the world.
@@jritcey108 But that is actually the truth!
I like the idea. Looks like a mini BAR
I was thinking the same thing
It might be handy if 9mm is your jam. I had a pistol and rifle in 9 (PC9) but after a couple of encounters with wildlife I traded them for other calibers which, over many years, has proven to be a good decision for me.
It may make good sense if you have a mass of 9mm and want to at least have the option for close range rifle use.
Definitely would prefer checkering. Other than that, looks like a fun carbine. Curious to hear your thoughts on it once you get it out.
It's actually quite nice kinda like stimpling on wood but to each there own differently there saving money this way
Looks to me to be lazer etched. I kinda like it but would need to feel it for final approval.
@@johnnyadams1755
Thinkin' the same. I actually like the look. Woild need a hands on for final though.
A poly stock would black it out
It actually retains a very sturdy grip
That just means its A.T.F compliant as it has no charge handle there for it is not that dangerous
It's wild how they managed to make an all metal gun with a wood furniture look and feel cheap
Looking forward to a review with a 40 round SGM Tactical stick magazine hanging way out the bottom. That's more pew than Henry imagined.
Do you folks have something against reloading? Changing a magazine is not hard.
@@WALTERBROADDUS - 🙂 I mostly like big mags because they offend all of the wrong people.
I like that texturing actually!
Gives it a classic look and feel that I would attribute to Henry.
Have fun!
(After you get that charging handle....)
Classic look and feel? LOL
Love the way these bad boys look. On my list to get for sure 🔥
How the hell is Henry going to forget the charging handle?!?
Henry's service department is amazing
Yeah because of all the practice.
It'd be nice if they put the peep sight at the back of the receiver instead of the back of the barrel, but since it's drilled and tapped you might be able to get a Lyman micro adjustable rear peep for it. If so it looks like it would be a handy item.
This needs to be a 10mm
I'd like 10mm or 44 mag. Great little brush gun for whitetail
The line should include 9mm, 10mm, 45ACP, .40S&W
@@user-xq7re5sq1d fair point. I’d take one in 44mag as well
350 legend or better yet 450 bushmaster would be awesome
Would be nice, but this being chambered for 9mm is the main marketing point, from what I understand. A popular, very manageable and fairly inexpensive round that many people(who are going to purchase this) already have on hand. I'm just going on the advertising that has been sent my way. The ads always emphasized the fact that Henry is making a new 9mm. Which, I guess, was not very common.
Looks like a nice piece of American made equipment!! ✌️
got that wa2000 finish.
It looks like a plastic bb gun
Wow, surprised if it came from Henry like that. I've got several Henry's and never had a QC issue. Don't remember ever hearing any QC issues like that obvious before.
Henry needs to make this in all black
I’m happy with my ruger pcc
I would definitely go with the Glock receiver for larger magazine capacity.
I always open and thoroughly inspect @ the store before signing the ATF paperwork. 🤔 saved me some grief an headache sever times.
😅 quality going down I love henry but that sucks you shouldn’t have to wait I kinda had the same thing happen to me but my stock was cracked
Dang that sucks
You need a tax stamp for the charging handle 😂😂😂
Don't give the ATF any ideas, at this point.
Its such a cool gun. I have a PC9 carbine but would prefer this, but because henry ill never be able to justify the money for a new one
I’d like to see Henry do a couple handguns. Reasonably priced 1911 and a SSA. 👍🏻🇺🇸
They'd probably forget to rifle the barrel like in the previous posts and ship it without a mag and bent sights...save your money and buy something else...
@@thomsbooth4906 I didn’t know they had issues like that. I’m dialed in and I’m actually in liquidation mode. Things change when you get old and have health issues. I’ve only got one Henry from about 20 years ago and it’s been a real nice firearm. 👍🏻🇺🇸
@@sweetdrahthaar7951 They used to be really good guns but quality control has gone way down. Actually, it is way beyond quality control. I'd be surprised if they are still in business 5 years from now.
That's the California compliant Henry
Yeah comes with no charging handle so it can't be used ..... sounds like California lol
Call the company and they will tell you how to address the charging handle. That item is in the packing contents.
That's clean af
I like the textured wood over checkering
I know people are gonna hate on me but I bought one of those 10mm hi-point carbines and it’s a sweet little rifle for cheep the only complaint I have with it is it’s a bit heavy.
Will be watchin for an update
Now that’s quality control
Oh... until you showed the back, I thought it was a lever-action, XD
I gotta have it .. must be 10mm
I am fascinated with the BAR.
I wish some arms company would build the BAR again.
I though mine didn't come with charging handle , but it was there in Styrofoam slot. I love my homesteader.
Keltec sub 2000 blows this out of the water. Whats going on with Henry's QC
It's not really meant to compete with PCCs like that. It's meant to be more of a ranch type carbine.
@@danielbarnes5170 ruger pc carbine is better than both
No charging handle !!!!???? That is a deal breaker if they can't make sure the handle is there , at the price they're charging, no way .
Lol bro H&K makes mistakes sometimes too, calm down
That rifle was removed, and re-installed in the box before purchase. The STORE he bought it from forgot to put the charging handle in the box, not Henry.
I agree about the weird “pressed” texturing…it would have looked better and probably been less work to just leave the entire stock with the original grain smooth finish.
1000$ dollars and no charging handle
One thousand dollars dollars?
I got mine for 830
Everyone knows MSRP is not the real price
That's fucking cool as shit
On the reading pace discussion: I can only really focus on a book if I’m doing 3 things at a time. I have to be watching a show, listening to music, and reading to focus. I read over 100 books last year and am on my way to 125 this year. I also found my new favorite book last year, so I wouldn’t say I wasn’t thinking critically about the books I read. I think it’s entirely up to you.
hope they didn't "Charge you." lol
Missing one little essential piece seems to be common in all online delivered packages lmao
I recommend the Keltec Sub-2000 Gen3 instead. It does everything this does but way better.
Literally looks like a crossman BB gun I have but with wood furniture
This looks like a Winchester Model 1907.
Very elegant.