Sold. I hate 99% of what comes out at SHOT each year. It's an endless progression of forgettable crap for "the operator space" or from soon to be out of business companies that somehow all have "Solutions" worked into their names. Well done Henry! Thanks for this video review.
Are you telling me you don't love all of the $1000+ 9mm pistols and PCCs? How else are you going to hear about a $5000 1911? One of the reasons I don't watch a ton of Shot Show stuff. Everything is either stupid expensive or just more of the same. This looks pretty cool, even if I don't love the almost $1000 price tag.
@@ManDudeMcHumanGuy considering I bought my Ruger PC9, a Magpul lightweight backpacker takedown stock, a compensator, and some beefed up internals for ~$800, it's hard to stomach spending well over a grand for a pistol-caliber carbine with wood furniture.
Count me in. I almost bought a Ruger PC but, when I saw they were basically running close to 700-800 in shops, I went... well I don't really need one of these this badly. But I actually love the way this Henry looks too. Plus I have an abundance of Glock 9mm mags, owning a 17 already.
We're getting closer, a couple more years and we should start expecting to see "retro-futurism" style Henry pistols. c96-types that take Glock-mags, Volcanic Repeater-types with a side-loader for 9mm...
I love the idea of a tang safety, cross bar safeties have always bothered me. I really hope they take this concept and run with it the same way Ruger did. If they do, I am def in the market!
Only PCC James can think of under $800 is Hi-Point? I paid $529 for my Ruger and it included the Glock magwell adapter. And it’s takedown. The Ruger PCC and the FA binary I put in it were the same price as what the Henry will probably sell for.
I was hoping someone would come out with an old school looking 9mm carbine with wood furniture, that also takes Glock mags. Henry hit all the right notes with this one.
That thing is like a Henry 30-30 had a baby with a BAR, and that baby grew up and had a baby with the ruger PC carbine. = Perfection, protect and provide.
Essentially remaking the Ruger Camp Nine Carbine. Mark my words, there _will_ be more calibers to follow ladies and gentlemen. Retro is always a hot selling category. Stay classy my friends.
No Better American Firearms Company Than Henry! the Best Owner On the Planet. I have 6 different caliber lever guns and cant Wait to Get This New Semi auto!
Love this old school M1 Carbine look and feel while having tasteful modern adaptability. Hard to pass up this value of Henry, which is all U.S. made on top! EDIT: It is really more like a cute little BAR and now I want it even more!
I think magpul makes them for relatively cheap (12 rounders). Plenty of capacity for most things. Interesting to see if these will work well with non factory mags (KCI, magpul) or not. For serious use, I’d definitely go factory mags, but for fun, cheap mags are always a good thing if they work!
They are lots of fun. Particularly the MP-5 clones, it’s almost like shooting a 22 with the roller delayed blowback system. They have gotten way cheaper since the brace crap came out. I have access to the PTR, H&K, and MKE (imported by century now, used to be imported by Zeenith) all are excellent.
@@bannedbycommieyoutube5time920 yeah definitely i probably should of clarifyed rifle length pcc so 16 inch barrel ones. I love pistol length ones such as the mp5 clones.
This is beyond cool. Way to go, Henry. As a lefty I really appreciate the ambi friendly safety. It’s 2023, there’s literally zero excuse for anyone to make a firearm without one. Mine will be SBRd and canned.
I love the square hand guard! Even though it’s got wood furniture the way the furniture is finished and the checking is done it just works, and for me as a lefty the ambi charging handle is genius! Definitely a gun to look forward to.
Same here. All the other 9mm carbines offer takedown, fold in half, etc. Until this has a similar feature, I'll pass. Really hope that their takedown model isn't some field strip like operation like a take down level gun, may as well not have it at all at that point.
Right up until it cracks, splits, or gets soaked. There's a reason the market moved away from using it. Wood on guns is a pain in the ass, as good as they look.
If they release something like this in .45 ACP, it'll be an insta-buy for me. A full-size autoloading rifle with similar styling, in .30-30 or .35 Remington, would be amazing too.
So far, one of then only things I've seen at this even that I'd be interested in. I don't love that $1000 price tag for a 9mm PCC. But I guess it is what it is. Hard to justify when there are other PCCs for half the price, but it is Henry I guess.
Best rifle I have bought in a long time. Beautiful wood stock like a small version of a mini 14, but in 9 millimeter. I spent 850.00 plus tax and its worth every penny. Beautiful piece of Henry craftmanship. Made in the USA.!!
2:14 The only other 9mm PCC in current production with wood furniture that I know of is the Chiappa M1-9. I thought Ruger made a PC Carbine with wood furniture, but I checked and they're all synthetic and/or aluminum. Maybe I was thinking of a discontinued model?
While I'm not necessarily in the market for this, I can see a huge market for it in the South. It definitely has a "ranch gun" vibe. Though...to be pedantic, I'd assume that plenty of Henry's are chambered for "pistol" (read: revolver rounds). Many classic lever-actions are .38 special/.357 Mag guns....so they have a long history of wood PCC's. I also enjoy the fact that this is a drum-capable, suppressor-ready "carbine" which people would automatically assume is somehow safer than a normal AR pistol or AK pistol, etc. Wood = safe. Black plastic = terrorist gun.
I've been considering getting one of the reproduction M1 carbines a few people make these days, but a carbine with classic aesthetics that eats rounds I already keep around might beat out the history aspect.
Yes, thank you Henry. I'm right handed but I'm left eye dominant. I shoot long guns left hand. I really appreciate this ambidextrous design. I'm already a Henry fan. I like the classic look but with magazine compatability.
Also looks to be CT compliant which makes sense given their HQ location. Now maybe get some of the existing SKUs in stock. Been waiting on a .357 side gate Henry since they were announced.
So why this versus a Ruger PCC? The Ruger is roughly $300 cheaper and has similar features, along with more models with options for mlok slots and pistol grips. The main thing this has is magwells for S&W and Sig.
It's definitely a Winchester Self Loading rifle rethought. Originally offered in 32 WSL and 35 WSL in 1905 (so thinking this is the "1905"?), Then the 351 WSL in 1907 (so maybe 357 mag next here?), And finally the 401 WSL in the 1910 (so I see a 10mm or perhaps a 44 Auto Mag will make an appearance). What would be SUPER COOL is if it were offered in 35 Legend and 400 Legend - which are essentially re-thought Self Loading cartridges from Winchester. Everything that was old is new again!
I think this’ll only go for the people who want the retro look. Ruger PCCs most expensive version with the chassis is less than the lowest price point for the Henry. Plus you don’t have to pay extra for a Glock mag adapter.
Hum, so a good, walnut stocked general utility rifle. Price is not cheap, but also not blowing the bank. If you want a 9mm rifle but do not want tactical plastic, this seems like a decent option.
Thanks for the GREAT vid! I'm very interested in the 9mm Henry Homesteader; however, it needs a means to add a light mount. Hopefully, Henry will add a sling stud light mount that also permits a sling to be used. Awesome!
We should stop pretending traditional wooden stocks are just "retro" and that they don't still have a place in practical firearms usage. Not everything has to be black/fde polymer. I love this.
one thing i can say this has over the Ruger PC Carbine in comparison is the way Henry designed this carbine it looks like they have enough space with the action that they could make a 45acp or 10mm version of this later down the road. Where Ruger PC Carbine only has a 9mm & 40S&W version, I think it would be worth it to Henry to make a 45acp & 10mm version of the Homesteader to offer two options that Ruger doesn’t. Could be a big selling point over Ruger’s take-down feature.
3 reasons: Most magnum pistol calibers are rimmed. While not impossible to make a PCC in .357 for example, it’s more of a challenge. The bigger challenge would be getting the blow back to cycle correctly with a magnum round while keeping weight down. The Ruger PCC bolt is quite large and that’s just for 9mm. And lastly, magnum pistol rounds aren’t usually inexpensive. What’s the point of a carbine in .357, .44, etc that costs more to shoot than an AK in x39 for example but with worse ballistics?
@@stevennewman4778 People always want what is not offered. If Henry would offer this in 10mm or 44 Magnum, people would for sure complain and state that they'd buy it if it only would come in 500S&W Mag or 50BMG or whatever else more powerful and manly is out there.
Very cool. This in 10mm would be way better though, especially if the feeding mechanism and extractor were designed to accommodate the cheaper .40S&W. That'd be a true deer-killing plinker
Ummm....aren't the deer-killing and plinking guns usually two different guns? I mean, sure 9mm is cheaper than it used to be, but plinking is like 22LR, no?
Maybe it's me being picky about symmetry but I wish they would have designed it to eject from the top (like a VZ.61) and have an ambi symmetrical charging handle (like a Thompson). Also as another commenter said a 10MM one that'll reliably shoot .40 S&W would be a much more practical "Homesteader" PCC.
I really like it and I want it, although the msrp seems a bit high for something i would compare to the ruger pc carbine. A street price of 749.99 would be more palatable.
@TFBTV, the marlin camp carbine comes to mind as a wood furniture pcc. I forgive your error as it hasn't been made in over 20 years. However, this gun is modernized in all the right ways that i can see it be worth their price point. For all you 9mm haters, it is cheap and long barrels turn the cheaper 9mm into almost 357mag (out of a full size revolver) ballistics
I wish we could get more old school guns just modernized without losing the old school aesthetic
like a Diamondback Sidekick, but better quality
Like a suppressed M1 carbine with a top handguard rail replacement?
Bring back stamped guns!!
@@Jays_video_watcher no
Me too!
This is retro-future done right. Please make this in 10mm
10mm and something besides straight blowback.
Ditto on the 10mm!
Do it for full power 10mm!
Agreed! I carry a 10mm on my ranch because it has enough power to do any ranch work I might have to ask of it.
You can't just adapt a direct blowback 9mm to 10mm, you would need to upscale the whole design and add a couple hundred to MSRP.
That microphone is equally as impressive as that Henry.
I thought the same thing
Sold. I hate 99% of what comes out at SHOT each year. It's an endless progression of forgettable crap for "the operator space" or from soon to be out of business companies that somehow all have "Solutions" worked into their names. Well done Henry! Thanks for this video review.
Yea nothing is less interesting that another over priced "operator" Ar-15 at this point.
Are you telling me you don't love all of the $1000+ 9mm pistols and PCCs? How else are you going to hear about a $5000 1911? One of the reasons I don't watch a ton of Shot Show stuff. Everything is either stupid expensive or just more of the same.
This looks pretty cool, even if I don't love the almost $1000 price tag.
Yea this year has been decent so far tho, this and that "recoilless" .308 really peaked my interest
@@ManDudeMcHumanGuy considering I bought my Ruger PC9, a Magpul lightweight backpacker takedown stock, a compensator, and some beefed up internals for ~$800, it's hard to stomach spending well over a grand for a pistol-caliber carbine with wood furniture.
Facts
Left side charging handle, glock mags, threaded, tang safety.... I can't wait to buy this.
Same
Count me in. I almost bought a Ruger PC but, when I saw they were basically running close to 700-800 in shops, I went... well I don't really need one of these this badly. But I actually love the way this Henry looks too.
Plus I have an abundance of Glock 9mm mags, owning a 17 already.
Get the Ruger. Its unbelievably awesome!
you find one in stock? I can't
@@DREKOWICK69 nope, and I live in Washington state so I’m SOL
Love that the rep for Henry sounds like an actual Cowboy. +1 authenticity
We're getting closer, a couple more years and we should start expecting to see "retro-futurism" style Henry pistols. c96-types that take Glock-mags, Volcanic Repeater-types with a side-loader for 9mm...
I'll take one of the c96s and one of the Bergmans too!
What a time to be alive
Sounds amazing. Sign me up for a Borchardt.
Sign me up, I'd be down for a shoulder stocked c96 that accepts Glock mags!
🌈🌈🦄🦄⚔🛡🇺🇸
@@ZomCon7.62x39 Not braced though, sadly...
I've been looking for the discontinued marlin camp carbine for years unsuccessfully and i think this will fill that gap in the collection perfectly!
Gunbroker all day about 700 to850
I had this exact same thought when I saw this. The Marlin Camp Carbine but Reborn for Glock mags. There is definitely a market for this.
camp 9 is worth about $600, 45's go for more
@@nathanielmcginnes8592 def better now than the during the jab years 🫤
I love the idea of a tang safety, cross bar safeties have always bothered me. I really hope they take this concept and run with it the same way Ruger did. If they do, I am def in the market!
One of the bigger reasons I choose Mossberg over Remington.
Tang safety is great but sticking a peep sight out in front of the receiver is dumb, most people will go with a red dot or scope I guess anyways.
@@CCW1911 Exactly why I would love something closer to my Ruger PCC Charger with a red dot. I also want it to all be in 10mm...
I hate them, I prefer a crossbolt, I can take it off safe with my index finger & fire faster than with a tang safety.
I like cross-bolt safeties 😥 lol
I always wanted a Marlin Camp Carbine, this sounds much better with all the current features. If it runs well I'm getting one for sure!
Anyone remember the old Marlin Camp 9? PCC way ahead of its time. Took double-stack S&W 59/69 mags. Camp 45 in .45 ACP, and used 1911 mags.
I don't have to remember, just open my closet door !
Only PCC James can think of under $800 is Hi-Point? I paid $529 for my Ruger and it included the Glock magwell adapter. And it’s takedown. The Ruger PCC and the FA binary I put in it were the same price as what the Henry will probably sell for.
Agreed. I bought my Ruger brand new for $430 shortly after it came out. It's not as pretty but functions well enough.
Also the sub 2000 and cx4. Why pay more for the henry over the Ruger pcc?
There are so many that are under 800. I'm thinking maybe he just didn't want to say it or the shops around him are more expensive
The rugers aren't that cheap anymore because of inflation even the most basic one is at least 650
@@noahfyan9617 650 LOL. They are below 550
James: “Who’s idea was this?”
Henry Employee: “Definitely for sure I think it was the CEO’s. Like, probably”.
Strong career move.
This is pretty much the new age 10/22! Glad to see Henry trying some new stuff.
A grown up 10/22 that accepts reliable magazines
That's the ruger PC carbine my dude.
It's probably closer to a Marlin Camp Carbine actually.
@@metalover2 This looks better than PC carbine
@Erik less features and twice as much? Sure dude.
I was hoping someone would come out with an old school looking 9mm carbine with wood furniture, that also takes Glock mags. Henry hit all the right notes with this one.
Now let's see if you will cough up the $950 for it
That thing is like a Henry 30-30 had a baby with a BAR, and that baby grew up and had a baby with the ruger PC carbine. = Perfection, protect and provide.
Really glad to hear it will have an M&P magwell!
Cool, can’t wait for Henry to make about 10 of them throughout the year
And a MSRP of $950
Love Henry….want one!! Reminds me of the Marlin Camp45
Essentially remaking the Ruger Camp Nine Carbine.
Mark my words, there _will_ be more calibers to follow ladies and gentlemen. Retro is always a hot selling category.
Stay classy my friends.
Imagine if Henry or Ruger revived the deerfield in .44 mag, that would be a hot seller imo.
Make this in 10mm and you have a great case for an all around defense/hunting carbine
make it a 10/40, I said it here first
I would be happy with just .40.
Walnut and Glock mag, let's go!
Wait tang safety? Yessss
For a blowback gun , the recoil seems to be pretty mild. This would make for a great home defense rifle. Looking good in front of a jury kind of way
agreed. exactly what i was thinking.
Being wood and steel I'm betting it'll be the softest shooting PCC around.
Now this is a treat.
Wish they would make a semi auto 44, like the old ruger 44 carbine
Me too.
It will be interesting to see if they later come out with some other calibers beyond 9mm
I'd take a retro 96/44 lever gun
No Better American Firearms Company Than Henry! the Best Owner On the Planet. I have 6 different caliber lever guns and cant Wait to Get This New Semi auto!
Love this old school M1 Carbine look and feel while having tasteful modern adaptability. Hard to pass up this value of Henry, which is all U.S. made on top! EDIT: It is really more like a cute little BAR and now I want it even more!
Looks a little more like a 9mm BAR to me, but I agree completely
@@sharkwaffle1582 You're right, I ended up thinking the same later.
Henry should make a M1 carbine chambered in 22 mag
This would be one of the only times I’d want a G26 mag
I think magpul makes them for relatively cheap (12 rounders). Plenty of capacity for most things. Interesting to see if these will work well with non factory mags (KCI, magpul) or not. For serious use, I’d definitely go factory mags, but for fun, cheap mags are always a good thing if they work!
I break it in with at least a 33 round mag, just like I did with my psa dagger
As someone who tends to dislike PCC rifles this one is seriously tempting to buy i love the look
They are lots of fun. Particularly the MP-5 clones, it’s almost like shooting a 22 with the roller delayed blowback system. They have gotten way cheaper since the brace crap came out. I have access to the PTR, H&K, and MKE (imported by century now, used to be imported by Zeenith) all are excellent.
@@bannedbycommieyoutube5time920 yeah definitely i probably should of clarifyed rifle length pcc so 16 inch barrel ones. I love pistol length ones such as the mp5 clones.
@@luci_ix5181 you did say rifle, I missed it. Happy shooting/collecting!
very cool, love the classic wood look
Modernized marlin camp carbine..super cool Henry! A 10mm would be sick down the road.
Did you forget the Ruger PC Carbine? That would be the main competition here.
Fuck yeah.
I've always wanted a Marlin Camp Carbine that took Glock mags.
Now they just need to make a .45 and 10mm version.
Yeah, this in .45 with a drum mag gives me some strong feel-goods.
This is beyond cool. Way to go, Henry.
As a lefty I really appreciate the ambi friendly safety. It’s 2023, there’s literally zero excuse for anyone to make a firearm without one.
Mine will be SBRd and canned.
I was thinking the same thing, cutting the barrel down on this to just beyond the foregrip would look absolutely amazing.
I love the square hand guard! Even though it’s got wood furniture the way the furniture is finished and the checking is done it just works, and for me as a lefty the ambi charging handle is genius! Definitely a gun to look forward to.
I would love to see this in a folding/breakdown model. Then it absolutely would be next on my list!
Same here. All the other 9mm carbines offer takedown, fold in half, etc. Until this has a similar feature, I'll pass. Really hope that their takedown model isn't some field strip like operation like a take down level gun, may as well not have it at all at that point.
This gun looks excellent. I’ll definitely be buying one. Love the old school aesthetics with the newer technology and adaptability
Super cool. A practical, beautiful rifle under a thousand bucks. Sweet.
The only one less expensive is the HiPoint? What about the Ruger PC Carbine - $779 list. I do like the Henry tho for the old-school vibe.
Henry: We cannot keep up with demand for our lever action guns.
Also Henry: I know lets jump into the already crowded PCC market.
I just want a blued henry 44 mag single shot
@@Maverick-bu6uz why?
Chamber it in 10mm and it might be worth its price, more usuable for hunting. Def reminds me of the m1907
Love wood on guns. This is awesome.
Right up until it cracks, splits, or gets soaked. There's a reason the market moved away from using it. Wood on guns is a pain in the ass, as good as they look.
What a beauty! God bless Henry Repeating Arms. Great people, great company, great firearms!
If they release something like this in .45 ACP, it'll be an insta-buy for me. A full-size autoloading rifle with similar styling, in .30-30 or .35 Remington, would be amazing too.
a 45 acp version is a very good idea
I love it. Congrats to Henry for making a classy PCC.
I love the concept of this. Cant wait to hear more reviews as they begin circulation
@@RJ-oi3ck i’m never happy about the price lol
Kind of looks like a miniature Browning Automatic Rifle. I like it.
I am getting Winchester 1907 vibes from it. I like it and want it.
So far, one of then only things I've seen at this even that I'd be interested in. I don't love that $1000 price tag for a 9mm PCC. But I guess it is what it is. Hard to justify when there are other PCCs for half the price, but it is Henry I guess.
This is what I wanted from the ruger pc carbine
Also a pin and welded Cutts Compensator would be cool
Dude that Cutts Comp would be SICK on this gun. Very old school cool
Best rifle I have bought in a long time. Beautiful wood stock like a small version of a mini 14, but in 9 millimeter. I spent 850.00 plus tax and its worth every penny. Beautiful piece of Henry craftmanship. Made in the USA.!!
I love the turn of the century aesthetic, it just needs 10mm to make it perfect.
2:14 The only other 9mm PCC in current production with wood furniture that I know of is the Chiappa M1-9. I thought Ruger made a PC Carbine with wood furniture, but I checked and they're all synthetic and/or aluminum. Maybe I was thinking of a discontinued model?
While I'm not necessarily in the market for this, I can see a huge market for it in the South. It definitely has a "ranch gun" vibe. Though...to be pedantic, I'd assume that plenty of Henry's are chambered for "pistol" (read: revolver rounds). Many classic lever-actions are .38 special/.357 Mag guns....so they have a long history of wood PCC's. I also enjoy the fact that this is a drum-capable, suppressor-ready "carbine" which people would automatically assume is somehow safer than a normal AR pistol or AK pistol, etc. Wood = safe. Black plastic = terrorist gun.
It is sort of going back to the days of the Marlin Camp Carbine.
@@WALTERBROADDUS Or first generation Ruger “PC Carbine” (old 9mm/.45, not current Ruger PCC)
Tacticool, but in YeeHaw. Look forward to it coming to the market, especially with Glock, Sig and S&W mag adapters.
I've been considering getting one of the reproduction M1 carbines a few people make these days, but a carbine with classic aesthetics that eats rounds I already keep around might beat out the history aspect.
Been waiting for something like this for a while, awesome
I kinda like it! Be cool to see a good comparison between this and the ruger pcc
Yes, thank you Henry. I'm right handed but I'm left eye dominant. I shoot long guns left hand. I really appreciate this ambidextrous design. I'm already a Henry fan. I like the classic look but with magazine compatability.
I shoot with both eyes open
What a time to be alive!
Also looks to be CT compliant which makes sense given their HQ location. Now maybe get some of the existing SKUs in stock. Been waiting on a .357 side gate Henry since they were announced.
Make it in 10mm, too! Please!
Outstanding! Not a big pcc guy but boy I am a huge Henry supporter. This is a great option. Good job Henry.
So why this versus a Ruger PCC? The Ruger is roughly $300 cheaper and has similar features, along with more models with options for mlok slots and pistol grips. The main thing this has is magwells for S&W and Sig.
It's definitely a Winchester Self Loading rifle rethought.
Originally offered in 32 WSL and 35 WSL in 1905 (so thinking this is the "1905"?), Then the 351 WSL in 1907 (so maybe 357 mag next here?), And finally the 401 WSL in the 1910 (so I see a 10mm or perhaps a 44 Auto Mag will make an appearance).
What would be SUPER COOL is if it were offered in 35 Legend and 400 Legend - which are essentially re-thought Self Loading cartridges from Winchester.
Everything that was old is new again!
I think this’ll only go for the people who want the retro look. Ruger PCCs most expensive version with the chassis is less than the lowest price point for the Henry. Plus you don’t have to pay extra for a Glock mag adapter.
All it needs now is a Franklin armory binary trigger!
i actually love this. Be cool to see one in 10mm as well
So, is this a PCC for the states that ban pistol grips, or is there more to it?
Classy. I'm sure it will retail much higher than the Ruger PC Carbine, but it sure looks snazzy.
$950 MsRp
Damn...thousand bucks??!!
Hum, so a good, walnut stocked general utility rifle. Price is not cheap, but also not blowing the bank. If you want a 9mm rifle but do not want tactical plastic, this seems like a decent option.
Hey Henry this is a great host for a 10mm version! Make one please!
Thanks for the GREAT vid! I'm very interested in the 9mm Henry Homesteader; however, it needs a means to add a light mount. Hopefully, Henry will add a sling stud light mount that also permits a sling to be used. Awesome!
We should stop pretending traditional wooden stocks are just "retro" and that they don't still have a place in practical firearms usage. Not everything has to be black/fde polymer. I love this.
one thing i can say this has over the Ruger PC Carbine in comparison is the way Henry designed this carbine it looks like they have enough space with the action that they could make a 45acp or 10mm version of this later down the road.
Where Ruger PC Carbine only has a 9mm & 40S&W version, I think it would be worth it to Henry to make a 45acp & 10mm version of the Homesteader to offer two options that Ruger doesn’t. Could be a big selling point over Ruger’s take-down feature.
I would like to see a Beretta 92 magwell adapter.
Ruger should have already did this when they acquired Marlin. Just slap wood furniture on a PC carbine.
Wish people made guns like this in magnum calibers.
3 reasons: Most magnum pistol calibers are rimmed. While not impossible to make a PCC in .357 for example, it’s more of a challenge. The bigger challenge would be getting the blow back to cycle correctly with a magnum round while keeping weight down. The Ruger PCC bolt is quite large and that’s just for 9mm. And lastly, magnum pistol rounds aren’t usually inexpensive. What’s the point of a carbine in .357, .44, etc that costs more to shoot than an AK in x39 for example but with worse ballistics?
@@stevennewman4778 People always want what is not offered. If Henry would offer this in 10mm or 44 Magnum, people would for sure complain and state that they'd buy it if it only would come in 500S&W Mag or 50BMG or whatever else more powerful and manly is out there.
10mm magnum!
Can we get one in 10mm or .45 acp too?
The Ruger PC carbine starts at $600. Henry's pricing is nuts.
It's crazy that you can still find cut corners too. The sights on my golden boy came so loose it wasn't even zeroable.
You're right, but at least that looks like it doesn't weigh as much as a car...like the Ruger does.
Hopefully this will convince Ruger to make more magazine adaptors.
4:28 thanks for asking that! I had that thought as well.
Very cool. This in 10mm would be way better though, especially if the feeding mechanism and extractor were designed to accommodate the cheaper .40S&W. That'd be a true deer-killing plinker
Ummm....aren't the deer-killing and plinking guns usually two different guns? I mean, sure 9mm is cheaper than it used to be, but plinking is like 22LR, no?
Thank you Henry!
Maybe it's me being picky about symmetry but I wish they would have designed it to eject from the top (like a VZ.61) and have an ambi symmetrical charging handle (like a Thompson).
Also as another commenter said a 10MM one that'll reliably shoot .40 S&W would be a much more practical "Homesteader" PCC.
I wish this rifle sales in Canada…
Based Marlin Camp Carbine enjoyers
That's actually cool. Old school vibes and a drum with a red dot and suppressor? I'm intrigued
Make it in 10mm so we can use it as a bush gun
10mm is a must in this beauty!!!!
Kinda like the Mini14 option for 9mm PCC market. 10mm wood stock would be cool
So the ruger pc carbine is still the better option out of the two. Good job Henry lol
Not if you’re left handed or shoot from both shoulders.
@@Peter-ff1tp and how does the Henry beat the ruger pc charger in that aspect or even the sub2k? I shoot left and right handed Peter….
How do you figure? Sure, Ruger is a take-down, but that adds weight and complexity.
I really like it and I want it, although the msrp seems a bit high for something i would compare to the ruger pc carbine. A street price of 749.99 would be more palatable.
Safety is in a great spot but the Ruger pc carbine is just over half this price and it’s a take down.
My Dad would have loved this gun, I’ll likely find one in his honor. He always like the Marlin Camp 9 but we could never find one. Nice classic lines.
@TFBTV, the marlin camp carbine comes to mind as a wood furniture pcc. I forgive your error as it hasn't been made in over 20 years.
However, this gun is modernized in all the right ways that i can see it be worth their price point.
For all you 9mm haters, it is cheap and long barrels turn the cheaper 9mm into almost 357mag (out of a full size revolver) ballistics
Reminds me of the Marlin camp carbine a bit, really want one of these but in .45
James, why'd you forget the Sub-2000 once again?! Straight to the Hi-Point comparison, really? It's like you hate Florida.
I’m glad I waited on buying the Ruger. Can’t wait to get this thing, especially with the M&P adapter.
I was expecting Ruger PC Carbine competition… but not from Henry!…. Interesting.