I currently own and have owned some expensive 22 rifles. I recently bought a Golden Boy and I can tell you that it's a hoot to shoot. I absolutely love it. If you enjoy shooting 22's, then get yourself a pretty Henry. They are simply stunning and exude quality.
One of the best/most fun rifles i own, is my sons Henry H001. No doubt I want more Henry's, but the young man is in college now, to be a veterinarian. College is expensive.....UGH!!!
My “Fancy Stock Set” for my Goldenboy is being delivered today. I’ve already got it tore down and ready for the new furniture. I’m sure after I get it installed I’m going to have to do the same to my “Evil Roy” edition .22lr. 😊
Hey enjoyed watching, I have the H001 classic .22 and the Henry Big Boy .357. I'm trying to buy a Henry .30-30 either the steel version or the X model and the Long Ranger would be nice too in .308 or 6.5 CM. They've been impossible to find though.
I have the 22 Frontier, .410 19", and the 30-30 Wildlife. The 30-30 is a beautiful rifle. You will be proud to have it and enjoy shooting it. In retrospect, I wish I had bought the 22WMR Frontier seeing how my 10/22 fills the 22LR slot.
@@blchamblisscscp8476 I also have the Ruger 10/22 but it’s a take down version and I really like it The Henry Lever 22 is great because it’ll cycle and fire everything, long rifles, longs if you can find them and shorts even quiet rounds. I don’t think you could do that with a semi automatic rifle.
@@sturisa True. The shorts and longs don't use enough powder to force the bolt back and cycle a new round into the chamber. Like you said, my Henry fires anything. The 10/22 (mine is the black carbine with scope) is picky with its ammo. It likes CCI mini mags and "Stangers" but Remington and Aguila jam and stovepipe. Very frustrating. Takes the fun out if it. The takedown looks so cool though, especially with a stainless barrell. Good purchase you got there.
Take your takedown to a new level with the Magpul X-22 Backpacker stock and Magpul optic mount. The Backpacker stock attaches to itself when broken down and the optic mount moves the optic to the barrel so no more loss of zero. I grabbed one of the threaded end caps for my barrel that came with a flash hider. Removing the flash hider and installing a more quiet muzzle device makes it a hoot.
Nice video. What would be the best "plinking" LR round for the .22 rifle and what would be the best for "personal defense" if all you have is this classic rifle?
Well my first Henry was the H001, the first rifle he showed, and it's a really good plinking rifle. As he said it's a tack driver. As far as personal defense I would certainly prefer a larger caliber but any of the ones he has shown will serve the purpose as long as you can place your shots. Since you asked about the self-defense aspect I'm going to assume that price is important. The H001 and the survival rifle are about the cheapest. My girlfriend bought me my first Henry for Christmas several years ago. Her parents would send us a gift card for Christmas every year and I would spend it on the Henry. It was the basic model and I put the large loop lever and the saddle ring receiver on it that I purchased on the Henry online store. They use to offer the Speedy loader and lf they don't offer it anymore you should definitely shop around online for one. Makes plinking way more enjoyable when you don't have to hand load.
Good display of what they make, but it sure is hard to find any. A local big box just emailed me, back in stock, Henry 22 mag lever action. I went to get it, for $469 I was greatly disappointed. It was like a kids toy gun. Thin barrel, to me would be like the mini 14 early barrels. Too thin, get hot, warp. Stock was thin, not tapped for a scope mount. They have the 22lr at $369 and I might go that high but 469 for the same thing other than 22 mag - nope. My Dad bought me a model 61 pump back in 65. I'll just enjoy that and the 10/22.
Come by my house during my downtime and there's a good chance I'll be on the porch with my H001 and a brick of CCI Quiet ammo. I have plates all the way from 15 to 110 yards.
I bought a Henry Lever Action Carbine .22 (H001L), not at all impressed. The front sight that came on it was too short so with the rear sight lowered all the way down, it shot 4 inches high at 50 yards no matter the ammo used. Henry sent me a taller front sight which created the exact opposite problem. With the new taller front sight installed and the rear sight raised all the way up, it shoots four inches to low at 50 yards now. Guess I'll have to figure it out by myself.
That’s all fine and dandy, but I can’t find any in stock at my stores, which include Sportsmans, Cabelas and Academy, plus a handful of smaller outlets. It’s frustrating and I love the Henry product but somebody is getting preferential treatment or manufacturing is still slow. I’m an old man and hope to add a few more before the Good Lord needs me. If I don’t leave some for my little grandsons, they’ll never find them in 15-20 years.
The one and only Henry I ever owned was defective out of the box . I was not impressed to say the least. Should have went with a browning bl-22 instead.
All these peasants with the one rifle reviews….this guy has got a table full of Henry rifles. I’m in the right place.
I've got the exact same survival rifle and the first Henry you picked up. Absolutely love them both.
Henry makes a Pistol? Cool! I've got the youth model 22 and the Survival Rifle! Love them both!
We all do
The Mare's leg is about as close as you are gonna get for now.
I need another Henry!
I need one in general but I might buy my first few at the same time.
Just got a Henry H001. It instantly became my favorite gun to shoot...well, maybe tied with my 2nd series Woodsman 😀
I currently own and have owned some expensive 22 rifles. I recently bought a Golden Boy and I can tell you that it's a hoot to shoot. I absolutely love it. If you enjoy shooting 22's, then get yourself a pretty Henry. They are simply stunning and exude quality.
I want the Boy Scouts editions. I hope to get into the Order of the Arrow this year, and reach Eagle next year.
how's the Eagle trail going?
@@elund408 I just have my application left.
I started with the H001 and I need to work my way up. I want the 17hmr and 22 mag versions before I graduate to the 45-70 big boy
Great company. Just bought my first Henry lever gun. An H0001. Love it
One of the best/most fun rifles i own, is my sons Henry H001. No doubt I want more Henry's, but the young man is in college now, to be a veterinarian. College is expensive.....UGH!!!
That evil roy is so nice
Just picked up an H001 this afternoon. I'm looking forward to getting it out to the range!
The H001Y is great. Light weight and compact.
Oh yeah. It’s great for youth but can be shot by anyone lol
My “Fancy Stock Set” for my Goldenboy is being delivered today. I’ve already got it tore down and ready for the new furniture. I’m sure after I get it installed I’m going to have to do the same to my “Evil Roy” edition .22lr. 😊
great video. Thanks
Dude!! That shot with the water dripping is Legit!!
Waiting for this video finally let's go
Yeah Yeaah and more Yeahs . I have a Silver Eagle and the Case hardened 45 L.C with octagon barrel. Yeah 👍
My personal favorite is the ALL WEATHER 30/30
Mine too
WoW! I didn't know there was so many choices.
Hey enjoyed watching, I have the H001 classic .22 and the Henry Big Boy .357. I'm trying to buy a Henry .30-30 either the steel version or the X model and the Long Ranger would be nice too in .308 or 6.5 CM. They've been impossible to find though.
Ikr. I’ve heard Henry just opened a new location so they can build more rifles to help meet demand
I have the 22 Frontier, .410 19", and the 30-30 Wildlife. The 30-30 is a beautiful rifle. You will be proud to have it and enjoy shooting it. In retrospect, I wish I had bought the 22WMR Frontier seeing how my 10/22 fills the 22LR slot.
@@blchamblisscscp8476 I also have the Ruger 10/22 but it’s a take down version and I really like it The Henry Lever 22 is great because it’ll cycle and fire everything, long rifles, longs if you can find them and shorts even quiet rounds.
I don’t think you could do that with a semi automatic rifle.
@@sturisa True. The shorts and longs don't use enough powder to force the bolt back and cycle a new round into the chamber. Like you said, my Henry fires anything. The 10/22 (mine is the black carbine with scope) is picky with its ammo. It likes CCI mini mags and "Stangers" but Remington and Aguila jam and stovepipe. Very frustrating. Takes the fun out if it. The takedown looks so cool though, especially with a stainless barrell. Good purchase you got there.
Take your takedown to a new level with the Magpul X-22 Backpacker stock and Magpul optic mount. The Backpacker stock attaches to itself when broken down and the optic mount moves the optic to the barrel so no more loss of zero. I grabbed one of the threaded end caps for my barrel that came with a flash hider. Removing the flash hider and installing a more quiet muzzle device makes it a hoot.
Always wanted a Henry pump 22
I've been on the search for a Henry Mare's Leg for a while, but can't find one anywhere except for Gunbroker. I wish more stores would carry it!
I’ve heard Henry just opened another shop to build more rifles to help meet demand
I haven’t purchased a firearm from anywhere other than Gunbroker for the last 5 years 😂
The silver boy is gorgeous
Been waiting for 1.5 years for my henry and when ive been told, that henry didnt ship until next year i cancelled my order.
Here in Canada we have the Henry Mares Leg in 45, 357, 22lr from $524 to $1200.
Not anymore you don't lmao. Sorry dude.
Nice video. What would be the best "plinking" LR round for the .22 rifle and what would be the best for "personal defense" if all you have is this classic rifle?
Well my first Henry was the H001, the first rifle he showed, and it's a really good plinking rifle. As he said it's a tack driver. As far as personal defense I would certainly prefer a larger caliber but any of the ones he has shown will serve the purpose as long as you can place your shots. Since you asked about the self-defense aspect I'm going to assume that price is important. The H001 and the survival rifle are about the cheapest. My girlfriend bought me my first Henry for Christmas several years ago. Her parents would send us a gift card for Christmas every year and I would spend it on the Henry. It was the basic model and I put the large loop lever and the saddle ring receiver on it that I purchased on the Henry online store. They use to offer the Speedy loader and lf they don't offer it anymore you should definitely shop around online for one. Makes plinking way more enjoyable when you don't have to hand load.
Good display of what they make, but it sure is hard to find any. A local big box just emailed me, back in stock, Henry 22 mag lever action. I went to get it, for $469 I was greatly disappointed. It was like a kids toy gun. Thin barrel, to me would be like the mini 14 early barrels. Too thin, get hot, warp. Stock was thin, not tapped for a scope mount. They have the 22lr at $369 and I might go that high but 469 for the same thing other than 22 mag - nope. My Dad bought me a model 61 pump back in 65. I'll just enjoy that and the 10/22.
I called Henry about my gun twice. Twice they said we will get back to you. Still waiting Henry.
Like your videos have one of the 22 love it
You are good plinkster
Good Video
Come by my house during my downtime and there's a good chance I'll be on the porch with my H001 and a brick of CCI Quiet ammo. I have plates all the way from 15 to 110 yards.
Does the octagonal barrel offer an advantage over the round barrel on a 22 magnum rifle? Is it much heavier?
Can the .22's be Dry Fired , with no damage?
Thanks
Rimfire should not be dry fired. It might damage the firing pin.
I bought a Henry Lever Action Carbine .22 (H001L), not at all impressed.
The front sight that came on it was too short so with the rear sight lowered all the way down, it shot 4 inches high at 50 yards no matter the ammo used.
Henry sent me a taller front sight which created the exact opposite problem. With the new taller front sight installed and the rear sight raised all the way up, it shoots four inches to low at 50 yards now.
Guess I'll have to figure it out by myself.
You missed the Small Game Rifle & Carbine
He said that wasn't even half of what Henry had to offer,,,
My Henry has side plates that are a painted black. Does the octagon one have blued side plates? Are golden boys real brass or brass plated?
Love me Henry's
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That’s all fine and dandy, but I can’t find any in stock at my stores, which include Sportsmans, Cabelas and Academy, plus a handful of smaller outlets. It’s frustrating and I love the Henry product but somebody is getting preferential treatment or manufacturing is still slow. I’m an old man and hope to add a few more before the Good Lord needs me. If I don’t leave some for my little grandsons, they’ll never find them in 15-20 years.
Did you ever get one?
@@mr.redacted2489 I did. Now working on getting a mag
I don't think they are made anywhere because i can't find a single shot rifle in 44 mag. Just sayin'.
The one and only Henry I ever owned was defective out of the box . I was not impressed to say the least. Should have went with a browning bl-22 instead.
I absolutely hate the word plinkers, reminded of a toy. I ain't no toy, stand in front of one and see if you call it a plinkster again
Buy all the Henry's you want just stay away from this dinks merchandise
Why?
@@125saito trash
Skinner/Skinner/Skinner
My Henry has side plates that are a painted black. Does the octagon one have blued side plates? Are golden boys real brass or brass plated