The 22 magnum pump can be a hit or miss proposition. Henry has had some issues with the magnum version. My first one was a nightmare. Several trips back to Henry. Finally Mr. Emperato replaced it with another. Second one has been trouble free so far. Gotta love when a company takes care of its customers. Nice video as usual 22 Plinkster.
My father owned a .22 in Long, a pump, made in 1890. It had a long barrel and was very accurate. He also had a bolt action .22 in S, L, LR. It was a carbine, made in 1900. Both were Winchesters.
I bought my son a Rossi pump 22 LR in the youth model size. He loved it and still does. It's a sweet little rifle and holds 12 rounds. Perfect little SHTF rifle to add to your collection.
I got me a brand new Henry .22 mag this evening!! Can’t wait till morning to shoot it! I’m very excited!!!! I also want to get a .22 lr so I have both 20 years from now a matched set from the same year will be worth some money just wait and see!! The pump action rifles always get worth more with age always and a matched set with the boxes one of my grandkids will get a pretty penny if they want to sell them but I hope they love Pappy enough to just keep them in the family!!
I purchased a Henry 22lr pump about 3 years ago, what a great rifle, fast handling, stay on target, holds 15 lr, shoots shorts.A fantastic rifle from a real good company.
@@sticksnstonespatriot1728 never had a failure, smooth action, very accurate. Purchased from a great company. This rifle is my go to pinker. Fast action, fact handling.
My father, brother and I borrowed a 1906 from my dad's business partner before he died (about when we really got into shooting), and man, that breakdown lever action rifle is a nice rifle. Plus it was matching serial numbers! Shot anything and felt neat being the first pump .22lr we shot. The only complaint is that the tube stop/spring had a tendency to unscrew and walk off, causing rounds to go unfired and sitting in the tube. Good thing my father told us to shoot in a safe direction if we ever pulled the trigger. Reset the tube stop one day after walking out to the range, aimed into the grass near my feet, pulled, and a round went off that neither of us knew was in the chamber. Both of us were shocked.
Perfect this time on the music Plinkster!... Silence (no music intro), straight to shooting and talking about the guns and wrapped up with a tid bit of Tennessee sounding music.👏👏...👍
I own three Henry rifles, all are Fantastic !!! The LR pump is my Favorite. The Lever octagon is a close second. I also have the round barrel lever action I bought at walley -world years ago for $ 140.00 They never jam, they are very accurate and the prices are reasonable. My son's have the Pump LR's I bought them for their Birthdays and my oldest just bought the 45-70. It's a smooth action and shoots very accurately. He had a tang sight installed and it nails a 12" steel gong about every time at 200 yds. He's taking it on an Elk hunt in the fall. You can't go wrong with a Henry !!!
YES! .22 rimfire pump (Trombone?) guns are lots-o-fun. I have a Rossi 62-SAC .22 carbine purchased in 1982 for $127. It is 32.5" long with 16.5" barrel, shoots S,L,LR interchangeably, is top eject with exposed (half cock safety) hammer and holds 11 LR and 15 Shorts, not sure about long ammo capacity. This gun takes down to under 20" and weighs about 4.5 lbs.There is no disconnector so holding the trigger down it will fire as fast as you pump. To date have over 25,000 rounds thru it, not really a lot for 36 years of shooting. Have a Taurus 72 .22 magnum exposed hammer pump carbine (purchased in 2001) with 16.5" barrel and holds 10 rounds. Also a takedown. Never shot a Henry pump, would like to try it. Nice video, well done.
I have the Magnum version backordered right now and am excited for when it's delivered. I appreciate Henry making good quality guns in the US and uses good ol walnut for their stocks instead of ugly polymer plastic.
LOVE THEM HENRYS ,Glad to here you are doing a show with them : Anthony Imperato is a very nice guy I chatted with him a few times he sent me some wonderful gifts, he is a stand up guy thanks Dave for all you do .
Just got the Henry 22-lr last Friday. Gonna get the 22mag in the Henry pump as well too. Had one just like this rifle back in the 80's it was a I think an Erma make or Iver Johnson- Man was it a shooter- Like a dummy I traded it off yrs ago. I once shot a moving snake in the eye with it- It was lights out for that critter for sure...
Thanks for the quick overview on the Henry's. I love my 1890 Winchester. It is a joy to shoot, but it is getting old. A new Henry would be a perfect gun to run lots of ammo through and save the 1890 for special occasions.
We had an old Remington when I was a boy, 1960's. Some dork broke in and stole it, so bought my first 22 rifle in 1970, a Ruger 10/22. Bet I have well over 20,000 rds thru it. Stile shoots great.
I have an old Remington model 12 pump action .22lr.. its really old the numbers say about 1938-9.. octagon barrel.. still shoots like a dream and is almost my favorite .22lr rifle to shoot.. so much fun..
I have a Rem 22 pump. I believe they are or were called carnival rifles. I believe it is a mod 12. 22 lg. It is very accurate amd shoots any 22 except mag. I think ot is designated 1906 or 09. I havent looked at it before this vid. But i love that rifle. My brother has the octagon barrel. Same modle or make. Great little 22. Shot clay pogroms at 100 yrds, no problems.
I don't have any pump action .22's. I do have a made in 1916 Remington Model 14 chambered in .35 Remington that I will NEVER part with. slickest pump action anything I have ever used and I have had and still own tons of pump shotguns. love it.
I had wanted a "gallery gun" for a long time. I had watched many videos , including yours, and thought why not. I went with the Henry for several reasons and I'm happy I did. I broke it in with a few hundred rounds (and TW25B) and the action smoothed right out. The rifle is more accurate then I was expecting. I really didn't like the buckhorn sight or the short distance to the front sight .. just my preference. I removed the buckhorn sight and added a Skinner blank with peep holder. I added the Skinner H001 rear peep sight (same as small game rifle). Took about 1 hr to drill, tap and install. I was about 2" high at 25 yards so I installed a taller fiber optic on the front. Shoots extremely accurate and is just a lot of fun. By the way the people at Henry CS are very helpful and knowledgeable.
Enjoyed the video... My most treasured firearm,model 90 in 22WRF... My dads rifle that my mother bought him in the 50's... At a pawn shop, on layaway... It's a round barrel version...
The first rifle I shot was a Winchester 62A. I was 5 years old and my grandfather won it at a turkey shoot. If I had to lose all my guns except one, this is the the I would keep.
I had a Winchester Model 1906, and a friend of mine had several .22 pumps including a trio of Winchester Model 61's, one pre-war, one post-war .22 LR and one .22 Magnum. I have in the safe a Remington Model 12A. They're all great to shoot.
Sweet! I think there is a lot of nostalgia with these because the pumps were often used at shooting galleries in carnivals. Who doesn't love those memories?
+22plinkster You are not doing proper "reviews", plinkster. You keep bad aspects of a gun secret or directly excuse them after pointing them out. Also, you should ALWAYS say if a gun was sponsored. I expect you to be that honest and transparent to your loyal viewers! It is no secret that Henry is a sponsor of your channel and is also very active on full30 with advertisement. Nobody has something against sponsoring, as long as the gun youtubers make it transparent and don't hold bad aspects of a gun back for keeping sponsorings up...
Enjoy your Henry videos. You do a great job! The only suggestion I have , as a viewer is , that the targetts across the creek are hard to see, mabe they need to be painted green or red so as to make them more visable to the viewer .
Like your channel for this reason: Practice with my firearms is mainly an exercise with tools that I use for a task...my carry pistol is a tool for self defense...my rifle is to dispatch game, as well as the shotgun, but .22's are a different story. In over forty years I just never tire of plinking with a .22. Just plain, low recoil, low noise fun. Those little pumps look like fun, too. Thanks for this video.
+22plinkster Do you find yourselves still talking about guns mostly or has talking about videos and sponsors and social media, more like "shop talk" taken over?
I have had one of these for nearly 3 years and it just occurred to me to get some CCI Quiet. Estimated dB is 105 on that load and that's well below the threshold for needing hearing protection.
Have it. It is a great little 22. You made a video that you testes the S&W .22lr for 8 mo. and what a great gun it is. I did pick up one. It does shoot great, but in those 8 mo. didn't you see that the Mags drop out of the gun after only a frew shots ? Not once, but with all the Mags. Nothing ever said about that. Others I shoot with, have the same thing with that S&W .22lr Victory.
Yah, Obe, I should have thought of that. I have a Mosin-Nagant, and that thing is fun to shoot, but it isn't made for a lefty. I guess Ivan was always right-handed.
Love the adt sign ,don't think you need it ,if people has seen and know how you shoot ,I think the thieves are smarter than that thanks for posting keep shooting brother
Greetings from Ireland. Would it be possible to do a short video showing the differences between short, long, long rifle & magnum. It would make a good comparison doing a few test's & explaining the practical uses for each.
A lot of the old gallery rifles at the shooting galleries when I was a kid were pump actions, I always hit the shooting galleries when I went to the amusement park, always the first stop.....Dad, give me a quarter for the shooting gallery....PLEASE! Yes, they were a quarter, like I said, that was a long time ago!
It looks like a wonderful little firearm, I've been seriously considering one for a year. I'm going to hold off until ammunition becomes more available, I can't find any CCI or Remington Target anywhere. It almost feels like the bad "old days", again.
Great video, Thank you. Can you drift the sights to correct the 9:00 hold ? I really want one but have read about problems with the forearm screws always coming. Is this true ?
Im not sure which one to pick between the 22lr and 22wmr pump. I can only afford one, I already have 3 lever henry.. 1 is a 22mag lever, the other two are two 22lr lever henry.. but i d like to get 1 pump to add to my henry collection, 22 mag are almost 50 cent to shoot.. which can be expensive for plinking. But at like you said, flatter and better punch.. more useful i guess.. but if the goal to pump is to plink like in those old school gallery.. and shoot as many as possible then a 22 lr would make more sense for a pump… which one did you like most the henry pump 22mag or 22lr? If you only have to have 1
I have the 22 lr and it is such a fun gun to shoot at a range or for hunting, i particularly like shooting rabbits and squirrels with it. its an awesome gun nice vid keep them up
I own a Henry .22 LR pump. It would be hard for 22Plinkster to give you any negatives about the gun..They are great guns..that being said by a channel that is not sponsored by Henry or anyone else.
I used to love the 22 mag years ago. But they don’t shoot as hard as they did 20 years or so ago. Me and my friends used to shoot 22 mags a lot years ago and they would shoot thur a poplar tree 10 inches in diameter pretty easy. Ive tried a couple of different 22 mags in the past 10 years or so and they won’t even shoot thru a 3 inch diameter poplar. They did something different with the powder for some reason. I would just assume to have the 22 lr. They shoot just about as hard as the 22 mag. With the stingers or yellow jackets. Id like to see you do a video using gel blocks to compare the 22 lr and the 22 mag.
Why do I now endeavor to find a Henry pump 22? It doesn't make sense when I already bought a Remington Fieldmaster last August. Especially since I don't want a Henry lever action because I already have a 39a. I know that there is no way that the Henry sights can match the Remington sights.
Dang. I'm in the market for a .22mag and I think this is what I'm going to end up getting. Any chance you could do an accuracy test on these? I've got a Remington 572 .22lr pump action that I just love. Would be nice to get this Henry in .22mag to go with it.
I am continually amazed no one produces a 22 Magnum semiautomatic rifle! I think I heard Browning makes one at one point but it's extremely expensive? Even Savage is making a semi auto 17hmr now! I wonder why Ruger quit making a 10/22 magnum?
Always loved the smooth action of those carnival rifles. Regardless their bent sights, I always won the cupi doll for my girl. People should consider this kind of action for a SHTF gun to go to. I believe it can be found in .357, .44 mag, .45LC and more calibers still. Oh, I see Hicock45 has rubbed off on you with that gong. Nice nod to the great man.
Hope they will offer them with a peep site someday light they do the small game lever action models. These guns are pretty popular with older guys, but they need a peep site to help older eyes.
I purchased a new in the box H003TM Friday 12-4-2020 , I took it out today to shoot it , I loaded the tube , pumped the action and it wouldn't chamber the round , also hard to pump . I paid full retail + tax , $696.50 , + gas to the store and back , what a disappointment , I was going to buy the H003T next , but will not now , I don't recommend anyone buying this high dollar rifle , sending it back for fixing , then getting it back and paying transfer fee and insurance would be another $100.00 putting it up to $800.00 , not worth the trouble . Henry got me once , I can assure you Henry won't get me twice . The rifles you see in this video as I did before I made my purchase were checked to make sure there were no function problems , the one I purchased new apparently wasn't checked , I've been shooting pump .22s for 40 years , this one is substandard , my cheap Rossi 62CS is a much better rifle as far as function goes , very disappointed . Merry Christmas folks .
A Marlin Model 60, Ruger 10/22, Thompson TC/22 and a CZ-452/455 are ALL better than Henry rifles and cost much less money as well. Also Henry rifles in particular the .22s have known accuracy issues. They don't shoot that great and nothing he is doing in this video is really showing or testing the accuracy. Ringing plates of steel doesn't measure accuracy other than minute of target or bad guy. Shoot paper at distance and measure the groups. Most Henry .22s don't print worth a hoot and don't shoot to POA/POI.
Bad luck. My henry h001 lever is unbelievably accurate out to 100 yards and cycles smooth as butter. Best most reliable 22 I ever owned. Cant speak foe the pump
The advantage of being able to shoot shorts et al is bigger than you might think... esp when availability is an issue. I often see shorts available when LR is not. I have an old Remington tube fed bolt action that digests everything... with shorts it never seems to run out of ammo! Backyard plinking? CB longs! quiet as an air gun. My 10-22 will not digest any of these other options. (nor will any .22 semi auto, to be fair) That 22magnum really whacks 'em!
my gf. dad just gave her a rossi pump .22 her and I fell in love with it as soon as we shot it.. curious tho. are they all break down models? or is that a backpackers style rifle?
The 22 magnum pump can be a hit or miss proposition. Henry has had some issues with the magnum version. My first one was a nightmare. Several trips back to Henry. Finally Mr. Emperato replaced it with another. Second one has been trouble free so far. Gotta love when a company takes care of its customers. Nice video as usual 22 Plinkster.
My father owned a .22 in Long, a pump, made in 1890. It had a long barrel and was very accurate. He also had a bolt action .22 in S, L, LR. It was a carbine, made in 1900. Both were Winchesters.
You are now Hickock22
+grant nagel Hickok
...maybe Hickok is now Plinkster45!
DeanMk1 like that better.
Ha! I actually laughed out loud at that. Cool! Cheers
He’s got the gong, he needs 2 liters and some pot to smoke
I like the look of the Henry .22 WMR pump. A criminally underrated caliber, and one of my favorite.
I bought my son a Rossi pump 22 LR in the youth model size. He loved it and still does. It's a sweet little rifle and holds 12 rounds. Perfect little SHTF rifle to add to your collection.
they need to make pumps in 357,44,and 45lc but still a cool rifle
Yes!!
like the old lightning carbines
+CAted 1996 After they have made me a lever gun in those calibers with a pistol grip sock. :)
CAted 1996 .......it's 45 colt. Not 45 long colt.
If you were a US Calvary soldier in the 1870's / 1880's, you would have called it the LONG Colt, as opposed to the shorter Schofield .45 cartridge.
I got me a brand new Henry .22 mag this evening!! Can’t wait till morning to shoot it! I’m very excited!!!! I also want to get a .22 lr so I have both 20 years from now a matched set from the same year will be worth some money just wait and see!! The pump action rifles always get worth more with age always and a matched set with the boxes one of my grandkids will get a pretty penny if they want to sell them but I hope they love Pappy enough to just keep them in the family!!
I purchased a Henry 22lr pump about 3 years ago, what a great rifle, fast handling, stay on target, holds 15 lr, shoots shorts.A fantastic rifle from a real good company.
How reliable are they ?
@@sticksnstonespatriot1728 never had a failure, smooth action, very accurate. Purchased from a great company. This rifle is my go to pinker. Fast action, fact handling.
@@peterdanis5331 thank you, sir.
I love shooting 22 magnum. I have a bolt action 22 mag that I usually take to the range along with my standard 22LR rifle.
Hickok45 here… so proud to see you have a gong!
My father, brother and I borrowed a 1906 from my dad's business partner before he died (about when we really got into shooting), and man, that breakdown lever action rifle is a nice rifle. Plus it was matching serial numbers! Shot anything and felt neat being the first pump .22lr we shot. The only complaint is that the tube stop/spring had a tendency to unscrew and walk off, causing rounds to go unfired and sitting in the tube. Good thing my father told us to shoot in a safe direction if we ever pulled the trigger. Reset the tube stop one day after walking out to the range, aimed into the grass near my feet, pulled, and a round went off that neither of us knew was in the chamber. Both of us were shocked.
I love the way you said "thisun right here". Proud southern boy here and i appreciate 'dat'.
Love these guns of the pump action, old favorites and long time friends! Thanks for the look at a bit of history and a truly fun gun.
LOVE HOW AFTER YOU RETIRED IM NOTICING THE ADT SIGNS IN YOUR VIDEOS
Thanks for the tour/demo, Big Guy(8-). I don't own any pump .22s right now, but you just helped me decide what I'll eventually get.
Perfect this time on the music Plinkster!... Silence (no music intro), straight to shooting and talking about the guns and wrapped up with a tid bit of Tennessee sounding music.👏👏...👍
I own three Henry rifles, all are Fantastic !!! The LR pump is my Favorite. The Lever octagon is a close second. I also have the round barrel lever action I bought at walley -world years ago for $ 140.00 They never jam, they are very accurate and the prices are reasonable.
My son's have the Pump LR's I bought them for their Birthdays and my oldest just bought the 45-70. It's a smooth action and shoots very accurately. He had a tang sight installed and it nails a 12" steel gong about every time at 200 yds. He's taking it on an Elk hunt in the fall. You can't go wrong with a Henry !!!
My wife bought me an 1890 Winchester....I know, a real keeper. My wife and the gun. Shooting the 1890 makes me now want the Henry.
YES! .22 rimfire pump (Trombone?) guns are lots-o-fun. I have a Rossi 62-SAC .22 carbine purchased in 1982 for $127. It is 32.5" long with 16.5" barrel, shoots S,L,LR interchangeably, is top eject with exposed (half cock safety) hammer and holds 11 LR and 15 Shorts, not sure about long ammo capacity. This gun takes down to under 20" and weighs about 4.5 lbs.There is no disconnector so holding the trigger down it will fire as fast as you pump. To date have over 25,000 rounds thru it, not really a lot for 36 years of shooting.
Have a Taurus 72 .22 magnum exposed hammer pump carbine (purchased in 2001) with 16.5" barrel and holds 10 rounds. Also a takedown. Never shot a Henry pump, would like to try it. Nice video, well done.
I have the Magnum version backordered right now and am excited for when it's delivered.
I appreciate Henry making good quality guns in the US and uses good ol walnut for their stocks instead of ugly polymer plastic.
LOVE THEM HENRYS ,Glad to here you are doing a show with them : Anthony Imperato is a very nice guy I chatted with him a few times he sent me some wonderful gifts, he is a stand up guy thanks Dave for all you do .
Just got the Henry 22-lr last Friday. Gonna get the 22mag in the Henry pump as well too. Had one just like this rifle back in the 80's it was a I think an Erma make or Iver Johnson- Man was it a shooter- Like a dummy I traded it off yrs ago. I once shot a moving snake in the eye with it- It was lights out for that critter for sure...
Your hands never left your wrists. Amazing! 😂
Thanks for the quick overview on the Henry's. I love my 1890 Winchester. It is a joy to shoot, but it is getting old. A new Henry would be a perfect gun to run lots of ammo through and save the 1890 for special occasions.
I have a mod 61 Winchester 22 short-long-long rifle. Made in 1947 in near mint. love to take it and target shoot .
We had an old Remington when I was a boy, 1960's. Some dork broke in and stole it, so bought my first 22 rifle in 1970, a Ruger 10/22. Bet I have well over 20,000 rds thru it. Stile shoots great.
Have u looked him up
I have the Winchester model 61 22mag . gotta love older pump guns.
This video cost me $400...ordered a Henry pump 22 LR from Cabela's the other day!
How reliable are they ?
Do you still have it? How is is after 7 years?
I have an old Remington model 12 pump action .22lr.. its really old the numbers say about 1938-9.. octagon barrel.. still shoots like a dream and is almost my favorite .22lr rifle to shoot.. so much fun..
Been wanting one for a long time, just ordered mine yesterday, should be in next week, can't wait.
I have a Rem 22 pump. I believe they are or were called carnival rifles. I believe it is a mod 12. 22 lg. It is very accurate amd shoots any 22 except mag. I think ot is designated 1906 or 09. I havent looked at it before this vid. But i love that rifle. My brother has the octagon barrel. Same modle or make. Great little 22.
Shot clay pogroms at 100 yrds, no problems.
Very sweet rifles! Thanks for showing them.
22plinkster has the best videos!!!
I don't have any pump action .22's. I do have a made in 1916 Remington Model 14 chambered in .35 Remington that I will NEVER part with. slickest pump action anything I have ever used and I have had and still own tons of pump shotguns. love it.
i have one of the winchester 22short only. It was my great grandfathers. Still shoots amazingly well. when i can find shorts in my area.
i have on in 22lr 22s and 22l it is a really nice rifle +Donald Finley
The 22 mag pump is sick. Need one
I had wanted a "gallery gun" for a long time. I had watched many videos , including yours, and thought why not. I went with the Henry for several reasons and I'm happy I did. I broke it in with a few hundred rounds (and TW25B) and the action smoothed right out.
The rifle is more accurate then I was expecting. I really didn't like the buckhorn sight or the short distance to the front sight .. just my preference. I removed the buckhorn sight and added a Skinner blank with peep holder. I added the Skinner H001 rear peep sight (same as small game rifle). Took about 1 hr to drill, tap and install. I was about 2" high at 25 yards so I installed a taller fiber optic on the front.
Shoots extremely accurate and is just a lot of fun. By the way the people at Henry CS are very helpful and knowledgeable.
I have the Henry in .22 mag. Great gun.
I love pump action 22s. I've got a little FN trombone myself, one of my favorite guns. Actually my only 22 though.... I might have to get another lol
Enjoyed the video... My most treasured firearm,model 90 in 22WRF... My dads rifle that my mother bought him in the 50's... At a pawn shop, on layaway... It's a round barrel version...
got to love the 22.
Always thought the pump actions looked fun, but I haven't tried one out yet.
watch the fore arm screws, they did put lock tite on them but one of mine actually fell out cuz I didn't check it enough and the other two were loose
The first rifle I shot was a Winchester 62A. I was 5 years old and my grandfather won it at a turkey shoot. If I had to lose all my guns except one, this is the the I would keep.
I had a Winchester Model 1906, and a friend of mine had several .22 pumps including a trio of Winchester Model 61's, one pre-war, one post-war .22 LR and one .22 Magnum. I have in the safe a Remington Model 12A. They're all great to shoot.
When is Henry going to come out with a Pump Action 357 magnum?
10MM !!!!
Do we have to go to FB to comment or do you read them here?
I'm here, and yes I read them. Good to see you here bud.
Sweet! I think there is a lot of nostalgia with these because the pumps were often used at shooting galleries in carnivals. Who doesn't love those memories?
+22plinkster You are not doing proper "reviews", plinkster. You keep bad aspects of a gun secret or directly excuse them after pointing them out. Also, you should ALWAYS say if a gun was sponsored. I expect you to be that honest and transparent to your loyal viewers! It is no secret that Henry is a sponsor of your channel and is also very active on full30 with advertisement. Nobody has something against sponsoring, as long as the gun youtubers make it transparent and don't hold bad aspects of a gun back for keeping sponsorings up...
Fergesslich He's just doing a demonstration of the rifles. I don't think there are any nefarious intents on his part.
+22plinkster I stay in Michigan I get bored quick I need more vids I love your channel dude "will 22lr go thru bubble wrap"?
Enjoy your Henry videos. You do a great job! The only suggestion I have , as a viewer is , that the targetts across the creek are hard to see, mabe they need to be painted green or red so as to make them more visable to the viewer .
Like your channel for this reason: Practice with my firearms is mainly an exercise with tools that I use for a task...my carry pistol is a tool for self defense...my rifle is to dispatch game, as well as the shotgun, but .22's are a different story. In over forty years I just never tire of plinking with a .22. Just plain, low recoil, low noise fun. Those little pumps look like fun, too. Thanks for this video.
They all look like toys when you hold 'em! Kind of like Hickok45 when he's holding a rifle!
I just started to follow you and I really like your vids. This is very hickoky with the history and shooting. Wake that gong up!
Hickok is a good friend of mine. We try to eat breakfast together every Friday and talk about guns and stuff.
+22plinkster Do you find yourselves still talking about guns mostly or has talking about videos and sponsors and social media, more like "shop talk" taken over?
I have that Henry pump and love it my golden boy is 22 mag
Got a clone of the Winchester myself. You have some nice 22's.
I have had one of these for nearly 3 years and it just occurred to me to get some CCI Quiet. Estimated dB is 105 on that load and that's well below the threshold for needing hearing protection.
Have it. It is a great little 22. You made a video that you testes the S&W .22lr for 8 mo. and what a great gun it is. I did pick up one. It does shoot great, but in those 8 mo. didn't you see that the Mags drop out of the gun after only a frew shots ? Not once, but with all the Mags. Nothing ever said about that. Others I shoot with, have the same thing with that S&W .22lr Victory.
Out of all of the gun channels, you would be the one that I would like to meet.
Never thought about it, but for a lefty, a pump action wd be a great advantage over a bolt or a lever.
+Stan Jefferson... a bolt action yes, but a lever and a pump are both suitable to lefties. I know because I've shot both left handed.
Yah, Obe, I should have thought of that. I have a Mosin-Nagant, and that thing is fun to shoot, but it isn't made for a lefty. I guess Ivan was always right-handed.
Love the adt sign ,don't think you need it ,if people has seen and know how you shoot ,I think the thieves are smarter than that thanks for posting keep shooting brother
Great video, something special about those rifles.
I own a Remington Fieldmaster 572. I love pump action .22's
Really like that 22 mag 🤔. I have the Henry lever action 22 mag as well. Might need the pump action soon.
Greetings from Ireland. Would it be possible to do a short video showing the differences between short, long, long rifle & magnum. It would make a good comparison doing a few test's & explaining the practical uses for each.
A lot of the old gallery rifles at the shooting galleries when I was a kid were pump actions, I always hit the shooting galleries when I went to the amusement park, always the first stop.....Dad, give me a quarter for the shooting gallery....PLEASE! Yes, they were a quarter, like I said, that was a long time ago!
I would like to see Henry firearms company make a pump action 17 cal.
Hey Dave, You should paint the target's across the creek a Day Glow Orange so it show up better on the video's. Love your stuff
Mr Northwest
Love the ATD plug
It looks like a wonderful little firearm, I've been seriously considering one for a year. I'm going to hold off until ammunition becomes more available, I can't find any CCI or Remington Target anywhere. It almost feels like the bad "old days", again.
Order online. Plenty available.
Shocked you didn't mention the Remington 572. I have two and think them a wonderful pump 22lr rifle.
Great video, Thank you. Can you drift the sights to correct the 9:00 hold ? I really want one but have read about problems with the forearm screws always coming. Is this true ?
Im not sure which one to pick between the 22lr and 22wmr pump. I can only afford one, I already have 3 lever henry.. 1 is a 22mag lever, the other two are two 22lr lever henry.. but i d like to get 1 pump to add to my henry collection, 22 mag are almost 50 cent to shoot.. which can be expensive for plinking. But at like you said, flatter and better punch.. more useful i guess.. but if the goal to pump is to plink like in those old school gallery.. and shoot as many as possible then a 22 lr would make more sense for a pump… which one did you like most the henry pump 22mag or 22lr? If you only have to have 1
I recently saw a 1906 expert model in FULL nickel finish in spectacular condition. made in 1921. Look that up in your book.
These pump action .22s are interesting.
I have the 22 lr and it is such a fun gun to shoot at a range or for hunting, i particularly like shooting rabbits and squirrels with it. its an awesome gun nice vid keep them up
Kill to eat not for fun
I have an old pump with a pencil scope. It's a lot of fun to shoot
I own a Henry .22 LR pump. It would be hard for 22Plinkster to give you any negatives about the gun..They are great guns..that being said by a channel that is not sponsored by Henry or anyone else.
Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.
Ok. So I bought my first Henry 22 lever action rifle a few months ago and will now be getting the 22 Mag pump!!!
Awesome gun and review...I want one now! Awesome video
I used to love the 22 mag years ago. But they don’t shoot as hard as they did 20 years or so ago. Me and my friends used to shoot 22 mags a lot years ago and they would shoot thur a poplar tree 10 inches in diameter pretty easy. Ive tried a couple of different 22 mags in the past 10 years or so and they won’t even shoot thru a 3 inch diameter poplar. They did something different with the powder for some reason. I would just assume to have the 22 lr. They shoot just about as hard as the 22 mag. With the stingers or yellow jackets. Id like to see you do a video using gel blocks to compare the 22 lr and the 22 mag.
On my short list of rifles to buy next.
Is that a dip can in your pocket? If so, that's pretty cool man.
Should be in his sleeve....
You need a camera man, lol. Thanks for the review. That's an area I haven't explored yet, good ol pump actions
Why do I now endeavor to find a Henry pump 22? It doesn't make sense when I already bought a Remington Fieldmaster last August. Especially since I don't want a Henry lever action because I already have a 39a.
I know that there is no way that the Henry sights can match the Remington sights.
Wish they would bring back the less expensive round barrel pump ... I would buy one in a heart beat ! :-)
Dang. I'm in the market for a .22mag and I think this is what I'm going to end up getting. Any chance you could do an accuracy test on these? I've got a Remington 572 .22lr pump action that I just love. Would be nice to get this Henry in .22mag to go with it.
22 WMR Henry, Nice rig.
I am continually amazed no one produces a 22 Magnum semiautomatic rifle! I think I heard Browning makes one at one point but it's extremely expensive? Even Savage is making a semi auto 17hmr now! I wonder why Ruger quit making a 10/22 magnum?
ur new shooting range looks like Hickok's. Assuming y'all are in the roughly same Tennessee area...
the cci 22 short subs are really quiet through these manual henry rifles.
Always loved the smooth action of those carnival rifles. Regardless their bent sights, I always won the cupi doll for my girl.
People should consider this kind of action for a SHTF gun to go to. I believe it can be found in .357, .44 mag, .45LC and more calibers still.
Oh, I see Hicock45 has rubbed off on you with that gong. Nice nod to the great man.
Hope they will offer them with a peep site someday light they do the small game lever action models. These guns are pretty popular with older guys, but they need a peep site to help older eyes.
Hickok45 hand rub at :45 :) Hickok needs to do a parody of you now!!!
Great info mate, well done and keep up the great work champ 👍
Do you have a Remington field master model 121? If you do you should make a video on it it's a great rifle.
ultimate chalenge! 22, see if it is possible to shoot a 22 and light a road flare then a match.
I purchased a new in the box H003TM Friday 12-4-2020 , I took it out today to shoot it , I loaded the tube , pumped the action and it wouldn't chamber the round , also hard to pump . I paid full retail + tax , $696.50 , + gas to the store and back , what a disappointment , I was going to buy the H003T next , but will not now , I don't recommend anyone buying this high dollar rifle , sending it back for fixing , then getting it back and paying transfer fee and insurance would be another $100.00 putting it up to $800.00 , not worth the trouble .
Henry got me once , I can assure you Henry won't get me twice . The rifles you see in this video as I did before I made my purchase were checked to make sure there were no function problems , the one I purchased new apparently wasn't checked , I've been shooting pump .22s for 40 years , this one is substandard , my cheap Rossi 62CS is a much better rifle as far as function goes , very disappointed .
Merry Christmas folks .
A Marlin Model 60, Ruger 10/22, Thompson TC/22 and a CZ-452/455 are ALL better than Henry rifles and cost much less money as well.
Also Henry rifles in particular the .22s have known accuracy issues. They don't shoot that great and nothing he is doing in this video is really showing or testing the accuracy. Ringing plates of steel doesn't measure accuracy other than minute of target or bad guy. Shoot paper at distance and measure the groups. Most Henry .22s don't print worth a hoot and don't shoot to POA/POI.
Bad luck. My henry h001 lever is unbelievably accurate out to 100 yards and cycles smooth as butter. Best most reliable 22 I ever owned. Cant speak foe the pump
The advantage of being able to shoot shorts et al is bigger than you might think... esp when availability is an issue. I often see shorts available when LR is not. I have an old Remington tube fed bolt action that digests everything... with shorts it never seems to run out of ammo! Backyard plinking? CB longs! quiet as an air gun. My 10-22 will not digest any of these other options. (nor will any .22 semi auto, to be fair) That 22magnum really whacks 'em!
my gf. dad just gave her a rossi pump .22 her and I fell in love with it as soon as we shot it.. curious tho. are they all break down models? or is that a backpackers style rifle?
hey plinkster you should do a gun collection video.
45-70 300 grain bullet would be great!
I'm interested in the H001L