Henry Lever Action .410 Shotgun Review
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- We give you two approaches in this .410. You can be the judge of which best fits your own hunting style.
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Could not have picked a better host. Keep em good videos coming. :)
I bought my wife a side by side 410 and she liked it. I might try and get one for her. Every Henry I own is butter smooth, beautiful wood, and quick to handle with high quality control standards which I appreciate.
And made in USA.
Chuck Beef amen on that! I have 15 Henrys now, been buying Henry rifles since they came out with the Deluxe Engraved Original Rifle. I buy the latest version of those every year they come out with one, and I have a Iron Frame that I reload 44-40 for...just bought the 20 inch .410, it’s my dedicated squirrel gun. Can’t wait to try some rifled slugs out of it, all my Henrys have been very accurate and have had unmatched overall quality. Best guns out there today as far as I’m concerned, some are niche guns such as this, but if it fits the task you need it for, you won’t be disappointed.
Too bad slugs are virtually impossible to find other than low quality Turkish imports. I have had the greatest success with Brenneke, Federal and Winchester ( in that order). Only the Brenneke penetrates decently. The others are Foster slugs which fragment quickly with little penetration.
@@fanbatcher can't find any good American ammo anywhere for .410 now
It is my dream to own a Henry Rifle someday
I've got a Henry Big Boy Steel Carbine in .357. It is awesome. Smooth as butter action and trigger.
I have one
I got the 44 big boy it is great
And the lever action on it is very smooth
Get yourself one. You won't be disappointed
12 gauge lever action, with Henry craftsmanship, in my dreams. (Pleeeeeeeeesssee)
That's a sweet looking .410, in my younger days I small game hunted with an H&R .410 single shot. It brought down a lot of game, still have not an expensive gun but priceless to me. As it was a gift from my long departed parents. I may have to get one of these for my son.
I started with the exact same .410 shotgun. Killed many rabbits and squirrels. I still have it also. Lots of memories in that gun.
I purchased the 24 inch with invector chokes for small game hunting. I've shot many rounds of trap with it and average in the 20s. For reference with a 12 gauge I'm a 24 or 25 out of 25 shooter. So I only drop a couple of birds going to a 410. The gun handles and swings quite well for a light and small frame. Can't wait to bring it out for small game in a couple of weeks.
James, I have/do own 5 Henry rifles, my last one my wife bought for me, a steel Big Boy in .357 mag/38 special. I have shot my 22lr or 22 mag and loved and still do them. The Big Boy Steel I have not shot, weather problems are my delays. You will never regret having a Henry, well, maybe you will regret having just one! Good Luck!
I don't have much use for a 410, but I'd take one of those and find a use. Those are awesome!
One is supposed too find its way too Sweden!! I hope i get it before Christmas! ;)
Hello, from Massachusetts. Did you receive your .410 Henry? I love shooting slugs at 100 meters. Very accurate.
@@fanbatcher
Hey Moto Mo, it's been 2 years, did your Henry ever find its way to Sweden? If so, how do you like it? Best wishes.
22 Plinkster is a GREAT addition to HenryTV.
When I go Turkey hunting, I go to the store and hunt for the best Butterball. lol
zealot951 weak
@@deermeat311 no weaker than your weak comment
Hey. Last year they recalled my 🦃. Ya know what was wrong with it? ..........they only buttered one ball!
Nice! Now please make a 12 gauge coach gun
James Foreman I
James Foreman: I agree. A good ol' fashion 19 inch coach gun would be awesome.
YES! YES! save my pennies and save my dimes, I await the magical call....Dreams sometimes do come true!
Great idea
I bet Henry makes a coach gun one day, but it will be expensive. The machining it takes to regulate two barrels is labor intensive. The CZ Hammer Coach is close to $1000, but it’s cost is negated some since it’s a Turkish built gun (just like many wood and steel shotguns these days). It’s a beautiful piece, I have one, but I would definitely find a way to buy an American made coach gun any day. If I had the capital, I would start my own gun company for sure, and I would do the same thing Henry does in terms of emphasis on American parts and workers and build high quality cowboy era guns. Coach guns, Spencer rifles, trapdoor rifles, Winchester models, even revolvers. Just about any gun you saw in Red Dead Redemption 2.
Hello again,
Odly enough,
we are in the process of purchasing this .410 Henry Lever Action.
Not really sure if we are going to commit to the 20" or the 24" yet.
By the way,
You were kind enough to offer something very kind to me on Facebook.
But, unfortunately due to the holidays,
I haven't had my nurse available to assist me with her Facebook account.
I didn't want you to think I had forgotten.
Thanks again,
Ray
Just bout mine last week its fun gun. Love it. I have the 18 inch barel with the Buckhorn sights.
what a completely unbiased review.
totally not a sellout.
totally not a scripted and paid review.
Can you say factory product review?
Of course, he's going to sell the gun as he demonstrates the high points.
You sir are a great representation for a great American company.
It'd be a cherry on top of the cake if they could also shoot 45 long colt
410 is a .41 bore. You can shoot 410 out of a .45 bore, but not the other way around. The taurus judge is chambered for .45 which allows 410 to be shot, but I'm guessing that since this is dedicated 410 shotgun, the bore will be .41 in order to maximize accuracy, patterning, and efficiency of the 410 round. A .45 bore smoothbore would not be very accurate or efficient with either 410 or 45 colt rounds, and if it was rifled, the shot pattern for 410 would spread so fast (and create a "doughnut" pattern) as to be virtually non-effective past point blank range. It works for the Judge due the short barrel (not enough distance for the rifling to have much effect on shotshells), and the fact that it is designed to be a very close range weapon.
I have one. Baddest little gun. I take it in the saddle with me daily.
With 4 shot , I saw pretty decent patterning even out of my cylinder bore 20” model. 15 yards was ideal but 20 was still decent.
Nice gun plinkster wish it took 3inch 410 loads. So least use magnum 410 loads. Still with 2 1/2 make a great small game gun for a young kid or older guy just don't want the pump 12ga
I like all my Henry rifles. No complaints here. Today I looked at the 308 Henry long ranger it probably be my next purchase
Summarizing from my point of view and comparing it to a modern pump shotgun:
The Henry is more inconvenient to load
The Henry is less versatile with its fixed barrel
The Henry will not accept 3" shells (a showstopper for any 410 shotgun)
The Henry MSRP $947
Mossberg 500E MSRP $431 add 18.5" cylinder bore barrel for $75
Remington 870 Express $480
On the other hand, the Henry is very handsome and I'm sure of the highest quality.
My 20” is incredibly accurate shooting both Brenneke and Federal 1/4 oz. slugs. I strongly suggest you install a Skinner rear sight on the receiver. I saw 1.5” groups at 50 yards....drops like a stone beyond that though.
I bought a Rossi .410 lever a few years ago....biggest pos ever! Jams, ftf and fte !
Nice work!
I’ll make everyone a bet if all of fans of 410 /45 long colt ask we could get a rifled barrel and 3”shells (@ the very least a rifled choke tube for 24” barrel that will run out the 45 long colt then you got what every body else would make BUT IT WOULD BE A HENRY
Yeah that’ll never happen in the way you think it will.
I have the 20" model and saw 1-2" groups at 50 yards with Winchester 1/5oz slugs. I swapped out the buckhorn sight for a receiver mounted Skinner aperture sight and have no problem hitting a clay at 100 yards. For some reason, Remington and Federal slugs were much less accurate.
Can’t find rifle slugs anywhere for this gun.
@@musicmatty67 Hope you're not in California. Its so bad, I literally have to get third party brand or travel out of states! I ain't about to wait for ammo while the criminals are freely roaming around my city.
I recently purchased the 410 side gate steel model As a multipurpose Woodsmans gun. It actually holds 6 rounds in the tube and 1 in the chamber. The 7 round capacity is a lot of fire power when you consider it can shoot rifle slugs and buckshot. The only problem is now… You can’t find rifle slugs anywhere for this gun.
Does it shoot 3inch?
@@carlosreyes6448 no rifle slugs to shoot. Nice group for home defense loads at 10 and 15yds.
Great job on the video keep them coming
Very well explained, nice work !!!!
I like it but it's too expensive
Nice! Thank you for video, i really love .410 calibre but i have only saiga .410 (((
Many farm country, deer hunting zones are shotgun only. Would be awesome if Federal or Winchester would make a .410 sabot slug . And Henry would make a rifled choke for the 24 Inch version. That would make this Henry lever shotgun close to a 30-30 deer rifle. How sweet.
ironlog1 you can get sabot slugs from Brenneke.
Not down south it ain't like that .
I have the 24” it’s a great gun. I just wish it would shoot the 3” shells.
careful the walmart version doesnt have a side gate! learned that the hard way. darn u henry!
How about a 20 gauge ??? Would love one (or two or three 🤞🏼) 👍🏼❤️🤠
Hope they make a 12 gauge lever action
Since they made the 410 from the 45-70 receiver (plenty strong), and .444 Marlin will chamber in a 410...it wouldn't take much to make a .444 variant. Please, Henry. I'll pay cash.
I wonder if they use the same barrel stock for the 410 and the 45-70. If so, that would make it even easier.
That just don't make sense to me that all you can shoot out of it is 2 1/2 shells. Why not chamber in 3" and let people make up their own mind what shell they want to shoot? Is the gun that limited?
TBull Cajunbreadmaker the action ( modified .45/70 ) is just too short for the 3” shells.
Now, why in the world wouldn't they chamber them in 3 inch.?
Long ammo can cause reliability issues in lever guns
I like Henry Repeating Arms a lot but finding 410 ammo in 2024 is harder than finding .35 rem
There should be pistol grip versions of this available, that would make a handy snake charmer in 410.
People asking stupid questions....like why not make it in 12 gauge? Obviously not possible given that it's based on an existing design.
Lever action shotguns have been around since 1887.
Finding 410 shells is just about impossible. So I am wondering if I could shoot a 45 Colt?
with a .410 ga I would like to be able to shoot 3 " it will hold more pellets & powder
I love 410!
Just so everybody knows the 410 is just hard hitting as the 12 don't let the size of the shell fool you. Every shotgun has it's limits due to the powder charge.
Yes Sir, I've shot everything with a for 410, from birds to wild pigs.
Just purchased a Henry 410 with the 24 inch barrel. It has a choke tube. The instructions in the manual indicate that the use of slugs are not recommended with a full choke tube. Is there a choke tube that can be used with slugs? Thank you!
Very nice gun 410 wow
One question. Why would they not chamber the .410 for 3" shells? Only 2-1/2? 3" shells are great for rabbits.
Being based on the 45-70 receiver, the 45-70 cartridge is 2.5" long. They would have to make a new receiver to handle 3".
My henry .410 has a sticky cycle when cycling through the shells
How much does a 410 cost
About $700
This is a good shotgun, I would however like to see a 16 or 20 gauge. For sure I would be wanting in line to get one.
Stag Rye they make 20 gauge 12 gauge in single-shot just not lever-action
Not possible to make any other gauge.
not with that attitude.
The new shells will make the range .
This lever action shotgun is safer to use for grouse hunting than a pump shotgun. Safer for other partner hunters hunting along with you.
Con esa arma puedo disparar el .454 Casull ??? Es bonita para disparar desde el bote o el kayak por su escaso retroceso. From Uruguay.
They should chamber one for 3 inch shells with buckhorn sights for a deer shotgun also do the choke tubes on it.
Can't wait to get the .308 long range for deer hunting.
My guess it would be feeding and extraction issue with the size of the receiver.
I want one now lol
What size shot was used for that turkey target and does anyone make a lever 410 chambered for 3 in.?, Nice video.
If you guys could make a side loading gate model. It would blow other companies out of the water! Also could you guys make a original henry in .44 mag?
I'll second that! Come on Henry! Make a side loading lever action Rifle/Shotgun! That's what WE want!
I get where you're coming from. The loading tube threw me off at first, but when I realized they are staying true to the 1860 design, I actually understood and it's grown on me. I like that you can open the action and drop a round in without touching the loading tube. Besides, if they start making a loading gate, then it just another "Marlin". They are staying unique, and appear to have a big following these days. I will have my Big Boy Steel .45 Colt shipped in, in the next couple of days, and I can't wait to get it out on the range.
The rifles that we buy from Henry are modernized from the original front loading design. Even that was faster than dropping powder down the barrel & ramming a patched ball down overtop that.
+Utahrd81 I've had a Big Boy steel in .357 Mag for a couple years now. Very accurate & easy on the shoulder. How do you like your. 45?
Can you make this thing shoot .45LC too?
with slug will it kill wild boar at 50 yards
Why-O-Why didn’t they make this $700 gun not shoot 3” magnoliums??
Les Lieb the dimension’ of the action is the limiting factor. They modified the .45/70 action to use the 2 1/2” .410. The 3” shell is just too much longer to use thru this action.
What were they thinking... heavy barrel on a .410, and weighing 7+ lbs...
What are they running for average
Where are the Gould Brothers?!
Does it chamber 44lc?
I've been looking at the 20 inch smoothrifle for myself, but then I got thinking about using the shotgun for skeet. Will the 20 inch barrel give a good pattern at skeet ranges, or do I need the 24 inch shotgun? Of course, if I do buy the 24 inch model, I will need more than just the full choke for deer or defense.
Longer the better for trap. Most trap guns are 30-32”.
if it cannot also shoot 45 LC what's the point, get a pump.
Now Henry needs to make an 1873 Winchester in .45 Colt and a Coach Gun double barrel 12 ga. shotgun at an affordable price !!!!
There's nothing affordable about Henry . A poor person such as myself can't afford anything Henry makes .
Can it shoot 45LC?
Was looking great except for the chamber only being 2 1/2 ", that is a deal beaker
Hopefully you are as impressed with the Henry as my instincts are telling me that this little gun is going to be !
Just curious, You state that Henry products are made in America, America is a very large Continent, Just what part of America are you talking about?
The U.S., Canada, Mexico, Central America, South America?
We get it, you're smart.
They're obviously made in the USA.
America is the country jackass. North America is the continent. Don’t mix Canada and Mexico as part of the states
Can not use to hunt deer in NY.
.410 is too small of a shell in my opinion.. i wish they were at least 20, or i wish you guys at henry would make side by side double barrels with the hammer, like old coachguns
Do not understand why they have not made it in 20 or 12ga with rifled slug barrel would be perfect deer gun
Its not a strong enough design for that much pressure and gases that can cause the gun to basically blow back into your face.... Take a look at world war 1 style lever action 12ga they have to be made completely different!!!
Beautiful guns, but I surely wish they could chamber a 3”.
They use their existing rifle frames
Great idea nobody make the ammo anymore
$1000 for a 410? Henry really loves them high price tags lol.
Beautiful, beautiful 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Geez. you can see those .410 slugs flying down range.
It’s on the 45/70 steel receiver but only shoots 2 1/2” shells you just lost a customer!
Is the 20" one for slugs only, or is buckshot OK in it, too? Thanks.
avlisk it will shoot buckshot or even birdshot......it's just a wide open choke so the pattern will be quite spread out and not very dense.
It is ok for anything you want to shoot out of it.
Is the choke okay for slugs in the 24 inch model ? I just ordered one today to teach my grandson.
You never choke a slug of any kind. All you are going to do with a choke and slug is damage your chokes and maybe the barrel too. A slug should have no restriction.
Up to a full choke is just fine for 410 slugs. In fact, most 410 shotguns come from the factory as fixed full-choke models and are fine for slugs. It's generally not recommended to go to a smaller bore than full choke.
Henry reviews it's own product....ok
It's kind of like an infomercial.
Way too expensive for this country boy!! Plus it only shoots 2 1/2 shells.
Cant you cut the bla bla and show how a Henry is loaded and unloaded. That's what I want to know and is one of the most important FUNCTIONS of a gun...........
Didn't go through the paper. "It will kill a turkey". More like give it a headache
Can it shoot 45 colt
no
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What are you hiding under your shirt...??? Hickok knockoff...???