New Henry Single Shot rifles

Superbrad said:
You work outside haida gwai frequently do you not?....... sounds like you aren't trying hard enough...... basic powders are available damn near everywhere........ excuses aren't reasons........
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For sum reason they won't let you take powder on a greyhound or plane
The gun shop in Prince Rupert's been pretty good lately For powder at least it was before I left for this job that can change fast though
 
Stereo Joe said:
Totally agree. A Henry rolling block with octagonal barrel and a tang sight would really float my boat...
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That was my first hope, but sadly not the case.

A sub $500 "Buffalo gun" would be a no brainer for me. I have looked at some "Sharpes" and Rolling block options but they have been to costly to buy for a childhood dream.
 
These Henry single shots must be an attempt to take advantage of the void left in the market when H+R shut down.
If this is the case, not a bad idea!!!
 
Their .410 lever's do look great. US$902 (US$850, carbine)
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heronfish said:
Can someone explain the allure of a lever 410?
I cannot grasp why someone would want one.
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Have you seen how fast a 94/410 sells... and at what price?

Guys that love lever action rifles and hunt grouse and hares, get it... love it or hate it, I think Henry is onto something.
 
Being a huge Henry fan I'm all in on all of these but the .410 lever will by the first. For me that is one hell of a small game gun, treerats, rabbits, grouse, pests and yotes with slugs.. Can't ask for a more universal tool for me.
 
Price seems a little steep. If they don't offer multiple barrels and shotgun barrels then I don't see them going far. Especially at $450 US.
 
prairie lover said:
I just wish the henry lever guns would load on the side like a normal lever gun. not up the tube like a 22.
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I have been a M94 fan for five decades, but in reality, tube loading is superior to gate loading for getting them in, but morso for getting them out... never been a deciding issue for me, one way or thhe other.
 
Leg said:
Price seems a little steep. If they don't offer multiple barrels and shotgun barrels then I don't see them going far. Especially at $450 US.
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I don't agree... even at $619 CDN, they are a good option as a cast potatoe thumper... I have a brass .44 Mag on order... will assess before deciding on the .45/70.
 
hoytcanon said:
I don't agree... even at $619 CDN, they are a good option as a cast potatoe thumper... I have a brass .44 Mag on order... will assess before deciding on the .45/70.
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I have been keen on a single shot .44 for ages but after hearing the many issues with the Handi's in .44 I stayed away (and could not find one in .357 Max in Canada or a .357 Mag SB2 for reaming).
I look forward to your opinion on the Henry .44 single shot
 
kayaker1 said:
I have been keen on a single shot .44 for ages but after hearing the many issues with the Handi's in .44 I stayed away (and could not find one in .357 Max in Canada or a .357 Mag SB2 for reaming).
I look forward to your opinion on the Henry .44 single shot
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I had several Handi .44's and two .357 Mags that I reamed to .357 Maximum... they were all good shooters... you don't need to hesitate if you see one for sale.
 
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