One of Henry's best-kept secrets is the H001Y. I got one to keep my Golden Boy out of the weather and it gets the lion's share of the work by a mile. It loves everything I feed it from Colibris to Stingers. The smaller stock and barrel just make it so handy. I'm still impressed with it after several years.
In N.J. hat loop is no ,longer legal. Our dumb as mud Governor and the mob controlled democrat party say that loop handle gives Henry's And Winchester's "machine gun capabilities" Yes our power idiots and N.J.Public T V claim that as a fact. Machine Gun Like,a weapon of war. Yes they said this.
Good vid. thanks. Would love to have all the Henrys, own 20'' oct. barrel 41 mag. brass, & same in 22 lr. also have rossi in 357 , that covers my lever gun section of collection. Have single & double action revolvers for each caliber.
Bought my first lever action rifle - a Henry 25th anniversary .30-30 this past fall. H009GCC - Color case hardened side gate. So much fun. Absolutely gorgeous. Keeping it old school. It will never see a scope.
Did anyone catch the computer generated narration calling it the Henwy rifle?? And yes I too liked the reference to the 55 1/4 pound weight! We have to keep them on their toes!
Just picked up a 45-70 side loader. There is recall on the firing pin on 45-70 models made between December 14th to January 11th 2023. The rifle can inadvertently fire if lowering a cocked hammer on a live round. Henry made me aware of this and is offering a $50 merchandise gift card for our inconvenience. Beautiful rifles. I’d like to get an American Beauty model for the wife.
I was informed of the recall on about 3/3, they sent me a box which took a week or so, they received the rifle on 3/22, on 3/24 they informed me that it was on the way back to me, the repaired 45-70 is scheduled to arrive back in 4 days. Less than a month from the time they notified me. Not too bad I would say. I ordered the H011C today.
I've been drooling over that very gun (in brass) for a long time. Good on Henry for fixing things quick and making it easy for you. Sometimes in mass production these things can happen, but at least they owned up to it.
Hands dow the Henry Big Boy X Model in .357 Magnum is on my wish list. Sadly they're really nothing to choose from in the stores near me; that is made by Henry. 🤠
I have a Golden Boy, probably the smoothest action and nicest rifle I have ever shot. absolute dream to own. I am grabbing an X model soon, I kind of like the 360 Buckhammer.
My son got his eagle scout his grand got him a henry eagle scout 22 eagle scout commemorative for all his work. So happy henry likes Appreciates the scouts and Eagle Scouts. Thank you.
Appreciate the information on the different models. Professionally presented. I know this is all just opinion based- but I would have included either the Big Boy Steel or Big Boy Classic in Pistol calibers to the list; instead of two 22s.
Agreed. The case hardened 20in .44 lever action rifle is sold out the most. I was lucky to snag a .357 to pair with my revolver but wouldn't mind having the .44. Now if only Henry would sell their revolvers in CA as they are not on the CA roster 🙁
I recently bought a 44 magnum big boy and I love it. I also bought a 1894 30-30 win in pristine condition at a gold exchange store and it still works. I absolutely love it. It needed some oil though and from the load mechanism it hasnt been fired many times because, it was tight. I got lucky with that gun.
Legacy Sports 'Puma' has a lever-action rifle in many calibers. I have one in .357 Magnum and I love it. I only have to carry one kind of ammo for my pistol and rifle. Mine is walnut and stainless steel. 10+1. Winchester Supreme 180-grain ammo is very powerful out of the rifle's 20" barrel.
I would like to see a special video about Henry's special hand engraved rifles. One of mine is marked Brooklyn, NY. I would love to know who Henry contracted to engrave these rifles. Actually, a study of all Engraved Henry rifles could start a new run of engraving collectors.
When I go gopher huntin' I pick-up my 51.4 pound Henry .22 and head for the field. Haven't worked my way up to the 45-70 yet. You'd better be a damn man if you're gonna carry a Henry!
I have the Henry Classic .22 and it has a quarter cock safety. I also have the Henry Big Boy .357 Magnum tubular model only. I've been trying to get the Henry classic .30-30 but very hard to find.
Henry .357 msg lever action rifles are all you ever need for short range Deer hunting in the lower 48. I am 80yrs, can't handle my 30-30's any more. TKS for a Handy Carbine "Henry".
I love lever-action rifles and have shot them for 50+ years (Winchester and Henry). Decent video, but sad there was no mention of any of the models in a 30-30. Lever action rifles chambered in 30-30 have probably led to more successful deer hunts in all terrains from Texas to Wisconsin than any other rifle made. Hard to believe that one of them didn't make the top 6.
My retirement gift was a Henry Big Boy in .44 Magnum. It sits on the wall above my fireplace and has never been fired in 4 years of collecting dust. A friend came over and got me all excited about bringing it to a rifle range so we can fire it. The rifle has a tubular loading scheme. My dad's old 30-30 lever action had a side loading gate which I fired as a kid. Does anyone know if the .44 Magnum Big Boy with brass receiver can be modified at the factory to have a loading gate that can be retrofitted? That would be a real improvement for me. Just sitting on the couch drinking my morning coffee and looking at that rifle reminds me of how nice it is to be retired. It's far better than a gold watch. The rifle fit and finish is a true work of art.
I retired about eleven months ago and one of my son's and I saw the 45-70 government model with the 22 inch octagon barrel. He bought it. Money well spent.
Same with me in 41 mag. might shoot it some day, shoot my 22 lr. Henry & 357 Rossi S.S. and 37 other guns. Enjoy the view of your 44, thats how we roll, we earned the right !
Henry makes all their models now with either a brass or steel receiver with and without the side loading gate, the side gate models just came out in 2021 I think.
I own both a Big Boy Steel and Big Boy Classic in 44mag. Unless you are cowboy action shooting- you will not miss the side gate. I have grown to appreciate the fast loading/unloading of the tube feed and not having to continuously rack/wear on the gun to unload it after a day of hunting.
I have a Henry in 22LR, 44mag, 30-30 and 357mag. They all are good shooters. The 30-30 and 44mag have accounted for a slew of wild hogs on my place in South Texas. We have more hogs than you can imagine so we eat them and keep the freezer full. The 357 is fine for a secondary home defense rifle. The 22LR is excellent for small game. I do not regret buying any of these guns. Also, Henry stands behind everything they sell. If you have an issue, the WILL make it right, no problem. I know this first hand and appreciate that quality a ton. Whichever Henry you buy, you will like it. It will shoot. Feed it what it likes in ammo brand and then buy a lot of it and you cannot go wrong.
When my son turned 30 on the 30th of Aug. 2021, I got him a Henry 30/30. And even better, when your birthdate is the same as the age you are turning, they call that your golden birthday. I'm sure you know what type of receiver his Henry has. I might have had more fun giving him that rifle than he had in receiving it.
I have loved lever action rifles since I was a kid. I came close to purchasing one until I found out that there are actually left handed rifles. I would like to buy such a rifle, maybe a 22. Maybe that is all I could handle. I'm 80 y/o. Can you please suggest one for me??
Nice summation -- I just punch holes in paper, but do enjoy my 45/70 side-loader and Long Ranger (5.56) Henrys -- both look good (to my eye at least) and operate smoothly... with a nod to 75 yo+ geriatric eyes, I have mild optics on both, but otherwise they are just as Henry made `em
Why does the title say "Before it's gone"? Which rifles are being discontinued? I have the Henry Golden Boy in 22LR, and it's still available at Walmart. Is that one being discontinued? If so, I may buy a second one.
great vid but there is a half cock safety on the h001 models and is only 5.4 lbs in weight I love this lil gun I have it in the youth model it is like a super carbine I leather wrapped the lever I put sling swivels on it cuz a rifle without a sling is like a pistol without a holster then I got the saddle ring receiver cover (put a strip of leather on the ring to quiet the ring) now it is the gun that I grab when go on a hike
I love my Henry rifles . I have 2. A 44 big boy. And a steel 30-30. They are awsome. Ive killed several deer in Pennsylvania with mine.shoot straight and never failed. God bless Henry arms
How do you find them.i tried and was told it could take a year if you ordered one.the gun is real art also.i have the gold body side gate,it's a 30 30.
I'd strongly hoped Henry would have brought out the 360 Buckhammer in their H024 series. There are only 4 calibers but the gun is a side gate with beautiful foreend and buttstock deep engraving. A Natural for the new caliber introduction.
@@t4texastom587 after the short barrel rifle fee...I've watched the video on that. Sweet little gun. I've learned to aim basically from my cheek, sort of like you would when shouldering it. I'm very accurate with it now with practice and actually getting the buckhorn sites right
id. like the Henry 410, I grew up shooting upland birds and a million pigeons with a Marlin 410, sadly I used it until I ran out of paper shells, the new plastic didn't feed well. can I get a discount?
I know you mean standard capacity magazines, we have just been overwhelmed by the media's overuse of the phrase high capacity. 10 is definitely not enough, especially when facing 2 or more intruders, or even a grizzly or two !
You may have seen this elsewhere, I plan on inserting this when ever I see some one talking about Henry. I want to state that I can not believe any company out there, will come even close to the customer service that Henry has. On 1/30/23 they completely wowed me on a gun (.44 BB) that I have had for 13 years, lets just say that there was a little something wrong with it, I had sent it in 2 or 3 times to have it repaired, they did for free each time. I Happened to buy one of their 45-70 last week and discovered that they made a improvement on it, that would have resolved the issue on mine. I emailed them asking them if they could retrofit mine with the improvement, and they replied back same day, long story short is, they are going to, after they receive mine, send me a brand new one. It makes me very happy that in the last 3 weeks I have bought a 45-70, a .410 and my H004 (.22 GB) should arrive tomorrow. I plan on buying one of their .308, as soon as I can find one.(2/2/23 found one received it on 2/9), I see they just came out with a 9mm Semi, looks like a very nice gun, not for me, I like the classic Lever's, but since I am trying to fill up one of their very NICE 8 gun cases, which I have not bought yet, perhaps a 30-30 is in my future. As soon as my wife forgets about the last 4 I have bought recently. (2/24 received the replacement .44 BB )
barrel flats polished to the point of being rounded over,1860 with extractor so badly fitted the cartridge sagged to the point it would not feed,buy the Uberti
@@tommurphree5630 I love it. Super slick and very accurate. The "brasslite" stuff isn't super durable - the butt plate is scuffed where it rested into my shoulder while wearing a fleece jacket and the band around the fore stock is discolored where I gripped it with my hand. so be it I suppose. All the blued metal is excellent, and the walnut stocks are beautiful furniture grade.
@Tim Walsh The only part I don't understand, is why the maker of such a quality rifle would use brass , which corrodes easily and therefore is unsightly when this happens .
@@tommurphree5630 On the larger bore rifles the receiver and other bits are true brass that is treated and sealed. Only on the 22s do they use the "brasslite" metal for the receiver. I used a jewelers rouge cloth and got at it and it got shiny, but the scuffs are still there, oh well. Perhaps its possible to use a little elbow grease and compound to polish out the rubs a bit but to me it adds a patina to the piece, broken in and gently used.
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One of Henry's best-kept secrets is the H001Y. I got one to keep my Golden Boy out of the weather and it gets the lion's share of the work by a mile. It loves everything I feed it from Colibris to Stingers. The smaller stock and barrel just make it so handy. I'm still impressed with it after several years.
Yes,I caught that 51.5 l4 lb mistake also surprised that it hasn’t been corrected otherwise I found the video well put together and informative.
Must be loaded with really heavy ammo. Uranium ?
My Henry 22 golden boy weighs 5.3 pounds so I'm thinking its an error in editing!!
It can be used as a club when you run out of ammo.
not sure i can lug around a 51 lb rifle, but it should be pretty accurate!
I thought I heard 51.
The Henry .22 caliber rifle does NOT weigh 51.4 pounds stated in your review. Definitely an error which you should correct immediately.
A very funny error to be sure. Makes me wonder if the voice over was written and narrated by AI.
Likely 5.14 lbs :)
I was about to say, whaaaaat?! Haha.
Is that 51.4 loaded or unloaded?
@@G3RMZONE ......leaded ..barrel length 182.5"😲...comes with a tripod.
I purchased the .22 “large loop” Henry model a few years ago. Love it, sweet little rifle.
In N.J. hat loop is no ,longer legal. Our dumb as mud Governor and the mob controlled democrat party say that loop handle gives Henry's And Winchester's "machine gun capabilities" Yes our power idiots and N.J.Public T V claim that as a fact. Machine Gun Like,a weapon of war. Yes they said this.
did it weigh 51.4 pounds?!
Good vid. thanks. Would love to have all the Henrys, own 20'' oct. barrel 41 mag. brass, & same in 22 lr. also have rossi in 357 , that covers my lever gun section of collection. Have single & double action revolvers for each caliber.
Bought my first lever action rifle - a Henry 25th anniversary .30-30 this past fall. H009GCC - Color case hardened side gate. So much fun. Absolutely gorgeous. Keeping it old school. It will never see a scope.
That would put down a mad dog down
Great video thank you.
I love my Henry 22. Shorts chamber in a bit of a stiff manner, but not a problem.
The 360 Buckhammer chambered Henry rifle will be a great addition to this group of "best" Henry rifles.
I would love to see a Trapper 30-30 and 35 Remington in both round barrel configuration.
I'm not tough enough to shoot a 51.4 pound 22lr rifle.😂 Great video otherwise.
I think he was referring to the model with the 7,000-round box magazine. LOL
I caught that too and was WTF, just to go back and make sure I really heard what I did😂
me either bud
LOL I own one. They're actually about 5 1/4 pounds. Guess they got a decimal point in the wrong place.
Yep, too much gun for me
You forgot the classic 30.-30
Did anyone catch the computer generated narration calling it the Henwy rifle?? And yes I too liked the reference to the 55 1/4 pound weight! We have to keep them on their toes!
And, slide gate. 😂
I love Henwy Wiffles too. Thanks fow the vwideo.
Just picked up a 45-70 side loader. There is recall on the firing pin on 45-70 models made between December 14th to January 11th 2023. The rifle can inadvertently fire if lowering a cocked hammer on a live round. Henry made me aware of this and is offering a $50 merchandise gift card for our inconvenience. Beautiful rifles. I’d like to get an American Beauty model for the wife.
That says a lot of a company. Not waiting until they are told to launch a recall.
I was informed of the recall on about 3/3, they sent me a box which took a week or so, they received the rifle on 3/22, on 3/24 they informed me that it was on the way back to me, the repaired 45-70 is scheduled to arrive back in 4 days. Less than a month from the time they notified me. Not too bad I would say. I ordered the H011C today.
I've been drooling over that very gun (in brass) for a long time. Good on Henry for fixing things quick and making it easy for you. Sometimes in mass production these things can happen, but at least they owned up to it.
I love my Henry 45-70 in Brass, Wood and octagon barrel
Thank you very much. 👍👍😎
Hands dow the Henry Big Boy X Model in .357 Magnum is on my wish list. Sadly they're really nothing to choose from in the stores near me; that is made by Henry. 🤠
I have three Henry's. Two 3030 rifles one in brass and one in color case. Also, I have the 45 colt in color case.
I have several Henrys.
Love em all.
There's at least one more on my bucket list..... the
Original Henry.
I have a Golden Boy, probably the smoothest action and nicest rifle I have ever shot. absolute dream to own. I am grabbing an X model soon, I kind of like the 360 Buckhammer.
My son got his eagle scout his grand got him a henry eagle scout 22 eagle scout commemorative for all his work. So happy henry likes Appreciates the scouts and Eagle Scouts. Thank you.
Was going to do the same for my oldest son when he earned his Eagle, but he talked me into the Henry .357
Appreciate the information on the different models. Professionally presented. I know this is all just opinion based- but I would have included either the Big Boy Steel or Big Boy Classic in Pistol calibers to the list; instead of two 22s.
Agreed. The 357 Brass Big Boy is a classic gun.
who could lug one around @ 51.4 pounds though ? check out @ 2:44
The Henry 44 Magnum with octagonal Barrel and solid brass receiver is an awesome gun. It should have been in this lineup.
Agree👍💯 along with the Venerable 30-30 !!
Agreed. The case hardened 20in .44 lever action rifle is sold out the most. I was lucky to snag a .357 to pair with my revolver but wouldn't mind having the .44. Now if only Henry would sell their revolvers in CA as they are not on the CA roster 🙁
I recently bought a 44 magnum big boy and I love it. I also bought a 1894 30-30 win in pristine condition at a gold exchange store and it still works. I absolutely love it. It needed some oil though and from the load mechanism it hasnt been fired many times because, it was tight. I got lucky with that gun.
Legacy Sports 'Puma' has a lever-action rifle in many calibers. I have one in .357 Magnum and I love it. I only have to carry one kind of ammo for my pistol and rifle. Mine is walnut and stainless steel. 10+1. Winchester Supreme 180-grain ammo is very powerful out of the rifle's 20" barrel.
I would like to see a special video about Henry's special hand engraved rifles. One of mine is marked Brooklyn, NY. I would love to know who Henry contracted to engrave these rifles. Actually, a study of all Engraved Henry rifles could start a new run of engraving collectors.
I love my 3 henry rifles. 22 lr 357 and 4570
One big problem with Henry rifles ,once you own one you want them all
From your mouth to God's ear.
Just bought a .17mr today & already trying to figure out which other models I can't live without.
@moose.knuckle 😂😂😂😂 i got a .22 lr henry golden boy at a gun show 2 days ago. Planning my arsenal of henrys now 😂😂😂
243 Long Ranger here,,, Simply love it
Thanks for the Henry commercial.
308 Henry Long range is a awesome and very accurate rifle also cmmg makes awesome rifle in the 350 legend for 300 yds are closer
When I go gopher huntin' I pick-up my 51.4 pound Henry .22 and head for the field. Haven't worked my way up to the 45-70 yet. You'd better be a damn man if you're gonna carry a Henry!
Made in the. USA! Go Henry. That big-boy is quite a cannon
Lol
love my henry .45-70
@@michaellyons9640I have 4 of them. Really love the X model with those fiber optic sights! And that color case model is quite sexy too!!😈👍
I just picked up my latest henry yesterday.
I already have a spot cleared out in my gun safe for a Henry X 360 Buck Hammer !!!
love my Henry!
I have the Henry Classic .22 and it has a quarter cock safety. I also have the Henry Big Boy .357 Magnum tubular model only. I've been trying to get the Henry classic .30-30 but very hard to find.
Henry .357 msg lever action rifles are all you ever need for short range Deer hunting in the lower 48. I am 80yrs, can't handle my 30-30's any more. TKS for a Handy Carbine "Henry".
I love lever-action rifles and have shot them for 50+ years (Winchester and Henry). Decent video, but sad there was no mention of any of the models in a 30-30. Lever action rifles chambered in 30-30 have probably led to more successful deer hunts in all terrains from Texas to Wisconsin than any other rifle made. Hard to believe that one of them didn't make the top 6.
I have one!!
I love my Henry but also have a Winchester Model 94 30-30. What a masterpiece this gun is.
@@Lees920 Yes, it absolutely is.
I have a Henry 30-30 Golden Boy with the octagonal barrel. Pretty heavy. Fantastic rifle.
@@Lees920 in❤😮
Not sure what was worse, listening to robot boy or NOT getting to hear that smooth action.
Robot Boy has a lisp like Elmer Fudd!
@AstanaxKnight I bet Elon musks robot boy doesn't. It says in a manly voice "dead or alive, you're coming with me!"
My retirement gift was a Henry Big Boy in .44 Magnum. It sits on the wall above my fireplace and has never been fired in 4 years of collecting dust. A friend came over and got me all excited about bringing it to a rifle range so we can fire it. The rifle has a tubular loading scheme. My dad's old 30-30 lever action had a side loading gate which I fired as a kid. Does anyone know if the .44 Magnum Big Boy with brass receiver can be modified at the factory to have a loading gate that can be retrofitted? That would be a real improvement for me.
Just sitting on the couch drinking my morning coffee and looking at that rifle reminds me of how nice it is to be retired. It's far better than a gold watch. The rifle fit and finish is a true work of art.
I retired about eleven months ago and one of my son's and I saw the 45-70 government model with the 22 inch octagon barrel. He bought it. Money well spent.
Shame on you, over the fireplace, never shot ? You should sell it to someone who will use it. That’s what a HENRY is built for !
Same with me in 41 mag. might shoot it some day, shoot my 22 lr. Henry & 357 Rossi S.S. and 37 other guns. Enjoy the view of your 44, thats how we roll, we earned the right !
Henry makes all their models now with either a brass or steel receiver with and without the side loading gate, the side gate models just came out in 2021 I think.
I own both a Big Boy Steel and Big Boy Classic in 44mag. Unless you are cowboy action shooting- you will not miss the side gate. I have grown to appreciate the fast loading/unloading of the tube feed and not having to continuously rack/wear on the gun to unload it after a day of hunting.
Just got my golden boy it’s my favorite 22 now❤
I have a Henry in 22LR, 44mag, 30-30 and 357mag. They all are good shooters. The 30-30 and 44mag have accounted for a slew of wild hogs on my place in South Texas. We have more hogs than you can imagine so we eat them and keep the freezer full. The 357 is fine for a secondary home defense rifle. The 22LR is excellent for small game. I do not regret buying any of these guns. Also, Henry stands behind everything they sell. If you have an issue, the WILL make it right, no problem. I know this first hand and appreciate that quality a ton. Whichever Henry you buy, you will like it. It will shoot. Feed it what it likes in ammo brand and then buy a lot of it and you cannot go wrong.
I've killed more than one hog with a 22 LR...
Yes I caught that also , I suspect it ought to be 5.14
I have 3 Henry's and want a couple more.
I’ve got a .22 WMR. I guess it’s a lot lighter than the.22lr…. 😎
My next one will be the all weather 3.57/38 Special.
Have the big Golden boxing 45 colt. Love it ❤
We own 5 Henry rifles, love them all. 22 to 45-70
OK, you win a cookie
When my son turned 30 on the 30th of Aug. 2021, I got him a Henry 30/30. And even better, when your birthdate is the same as the age you are turning, they call that your golden birthday. I'm sure you know what type of receiver his Henry has. I might have had more fun giving him that rifle than he had in receiving it.
It was on order for nearly a year.
I’ll get back in touch when I’m about to turn 44
I think they are fantastic guns!! A bit pricey but we'll done!
Please add 338 Federal and 358 Winchester to the line up!
The Henry X Model is chambered in 45-70 Government also.😊
I have loved lever action rifles since I was a kid. I came close to purchasing one until I found out that there are actually left handed rifles. I would like to buy such a rifle, maybe a 22. Maybe that is all I could handle. I'm 80 y/o. Can you please suggest one for me??
Nice summation -- I just punch holes in paper, but do enjoy my 45/70 side-loader and Long Ranger (5.56) Henrys -- both look good (to my eye at least) and operate smoothly... with a nod to 75 yo+ geriatric eyes, I have mild optics on both, but otherwise they are just as Henry made `em
Why does the title say "Before it's gone"? Which rifles are being discontinued? I have the Henry Golden Boy in 22LR, and it's still available at Walmart. Is that one being discontinued? If so, I may buy a second one.
great vid
but there is a half cock safety on the h001 models and is only 5.4 lbs in weight
I love this lil gun I have it in the youth model it is like a super carbine
I leather wrapped the lever
I put sling swivels on it cuz a rifle without a sling is like a pistol without a holster
then I got the saddle ring receiver cover (put a strip of leather on the ring to quiet the ring)
now it is the gun that I grab when go on a hike
1/4 cock safety
For me, as far as lever rifles are concerned, its got to be a Henry. .22, .357, and .44. Someday, MAYBE, a .45-70.
Don't hzve any Henwy wifles but I do have some Marlins, Wnichesters and acouple of Savages.
I wish I could buy a Henry Rifle but unfortunately I live in the UK.
Wow!!
51.4 pounds!
That's one "HEAVY" 22 rifle!!!
Henry Brass Big Boy 44 mag is an awesome rifle. 💪
Why isn't this gun mentioned??
Henry needs to put more All Weathers into production.
Did Henry recall all the 45 70's that were at the stores,dont want to buy one until they clear this up?
I love my Henry rifles . I have 2. A 44 big boy. And a steel 30-30. They are awsome. Ive killed several deer in Pennsylvania with mine.shoot straight and never failed. God bless Henry arms
How do you find them.i tried and was told it could take a year if you ordered one.the gun is real art also.i have the gold body side gate,it's a 30 30.
I'd strongly hoped Henry would have brought out the 360 Buckhammer in their H024 series. There are only 4 calibers but the gun is a side gate with beautiful foreend and buttstock deep engraving. A Natural for the new caliber introduction.
you are better off with the 30-30. I thought the same thing until Ron Spomer put out a video just the other day on all that.
They need to ramp up production
Henry 30/30 is also iconic.
Is the Henry rifles somewhat shorter than most other rifles?
Smooth as silk
That was the Classic .22
Can you tell me
Where to buy it
Thank you
51.4 Pounds on a .22. Never hire a non gunner to talk about guns. I have the .22 and I love it.
I want a 41 mag carbine side loader, but not sure one will ever be made.
Nice 22 but at over 51 lbs it's a little on the heavy side for me.
My Henry 22 golden boy weighs 5.3 pounds so I'm thinking its an error in editing!!
it was an error
@@timwalsh715
I do not know for sure myself but I can not imagine a 22 being 52 lbs! That has to be an error!
Got my grandsons the Golden Boy Junior in .22.
how can i buy this amazing gun
Does Henry still make the octagon barrel .22 in solid blue finish ?
(Don't want the Yellow Boy. )
yes
Good thing it's only a. 22 at 51.4 pounds if it were a 30 06 or a 300 magnum it would knock you farther than the bullet traveled
I was like.. WAT
Actually the opposite the weight would absorb the recoil
May not be considered practical, but I absolutely love my Henry mares leg chambered in .357 magnum
I liked mine when I first got it.
I finally put a regular rifle stock on it..... now I love it.👍🇨🇱
@@t4texastom587 after the short barrel rifle fee...I've watched the video on that. Sweet little gun. I've learned to aim basically from my cheek, sort of like you would when shouldering it. I'm very accurate with it now with practice and actually getting the buckhorn sites right
Very nice rifles !!
id. like the Henry 410, I grew up shooting upland birds and a million pigeons with a Marlin 410, sadly I used it until I ran out of paper shells, the new plastic didn't feed well. can I get a discount?
Hopefully they don't try and ban High Capacity Tubular Magazines next
I know you mean standard capacity magazines, we have just been overwhelmed by the media's overuse of the phrase high capacity. 10 is definitely not enough, especially when facing 2 or more intruders, or even a grizzly or two !
Would like to know where I could get a Henry lever action rifle. Can't find one nowhere.
The Long Ranger in .243 Win. Will be a dandy for white tails in my part of NC. I'll have to start saving my pennies!
Lever action rifles were great in the wild west day. Imagine an AR15 or an AK 47 back than.
THE .22 WEIGHS 15.4 POUNDS.
Might want to edit that part, LOL
Henry customer service is second to none!
You may have seen this elsewhere, I plan on inserting this when ever I see some one talking about Henry. I want to state that I can not believe any company out there, will come even close to the customer service that Henry has. On 1/30/23 they completely wowed me on a gun (.44 BB) that I have had for 13 years, lets just say that there was a little something wrong with it, I had sent it in 2 or 3 times to have it repaired, they did for free each time. I Happened to buy one of their 45-70 last week and discovered that they made a improvement on it, that would have resolved the issue on mine. I emailed them asking them if they could retrofit mine with the improvement, and they replied back same day, long story short is, they are going to, after they receive mine, send me a brand new one. It makes me very happy that in the last 3 weeks I have bought a 45-70, a .410 and my H004 (.22 GB) should arrive tomorrow. I plan on buying one of their .308, as soon as I can find one.(2/2/23 found one received it on 2/9), I see they just came out with a 9mm Semi, looks like a very nice gun, not for me, I like the classic Lever's, but since I am trying to fill up one of their very NICE 8 gun cases, which I have not bought yet, perhaps a 30-30 is in my future. As soon as my wife forgets about the last 4 I have bought recently. (2/24 received the replacement .44 BB )
barrel flats polished to the point of being rounded over,1860 with extractor so badly fitted the cartridge sagged to the point it would not feed,buy the Uberti
51.4 lbs I came straight to the comments 😂
Wait, wha..?? A 22LR that weighs in at 51.4 POUNDS?!? Y'all need to update this fast!
The 30 30 should be included
The 22 weights 51.4 pounds ? That is one solid gun. @ 2:45
The Golden Boy Winchester came out in 1866 with the Kings gate Improvement Patent. Not 1886.
Dam! I'll need some help carrying that thing.😂
The Henry level action I really really love these guns I would trade my AR-10 -308. The history of this rifle is unchallenged.
so would I.
do they make lever- action in.45 win mag
Good lord....great video marred by a voice that sounds like he's talking through a fan....or has grit in his caw
At 6:45 you showed the Henry 1860 model when you were speaking about the 45-70 rifle.
What about the 30 30 octagon long barrel
That would be insane for the Henry 22 to weigh more than 50 lbs . Have you ever picked
up a 25 lb. weight lifting plate ?
My Henry 22 golden boy weighs 5.3 pounds so I'm thinking its an error in editing!!
@@timwalsh715 I agree . I thought it might weigh about 5 pounds . What do you think of that rifle ?
@@tommurphree5630 I love it. Super slick and very accurate. The "brasslite" stuff isn't super durable - the butt plate is scuffed where it rested into my shoulder while wearing a fleece jacket and the band around the fore stock is discolored where I gripped it with my hand. so be it I suppose. All the blued metal is excellent, and the walnut stocks are beautiful furniture grade.
@Tim Walsh The only part I don't understand, is why the maker of such a quality rifle would use brass , which corrodes easily and therefore
is unsightly when this happens .
@@tommurphree5630 On the larger bore rifles the receiver and other bits are true brass that is treated and sealed. Only on the 22s do they use the "brasslite" metal for the receiver. I used a jewelers rouge cloth and got at it and it got shiny, but the scuffs are still there, oh well. Perhaps its possible to use a little elbow grease and compound to polish out the rubs a bit but to me it adds a patina to the piece, broken in and gently used.