What gun should Henry make next?

[personaguru]

something short compact lightweight stock keep it 6 pound or so
5.56 /7.62x39/300bout/6.8spc/6.5 grendal
14.5 to 16 inch cromeline boore chamber can use steel case threaded muzzle
5 10 and 20 round proprietary mags to avoid ammo restrictions
XS rail and big dots for fast on target acquisition
m lok handguard
large loop lever
use a skeletonized stock help whit some OZ
takedown capable
QD sling mount
leaver action or pump
offer in black/OD green/FDE/
coude be called the lone patrol/lone defender/minuteman
wood be also excellent for ban states and give something viable for defence use

[James1873]

Lever action in 500 smith and Wesson.
lever action 12 and 20 gauge.

[Janeau]

A Sharp 1874 in 38-55 , 45-70..this will expand the line..

[cerebral_bore]

Henry-15

[Levon12345]

For a real departure, a Winchester 1907/1910 replica in a not obsolete calibre. Might be worth evaluating if there's a market for it.

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[Mikeyman]

Please make an interchangeable barrel single shot platform, kinda like the t/c pro hunter, but with better styling. So that we can buy a receiver and then fit different rifle/shotgun/muzzleloader barrels for different games.

THIS! - step in to fill the void left when H&R stopped making them.

[Cakefarts]

Big calibre mares leg but with a full size stock. Everyone buys mares legs and puts a full stock on it anyways it would be nice to just get it from the factory.

[Battleworn]

For a real departure, a Winchester 1907/1910 replica in a not obsolete calibre. Might be worth evaluating if there's a market for it.

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this chambered in 9mm !!!

[70m4h4wk]

For a real departure, a Winchester 1907/1910 replica in a not obsolete calibre. Might be worth evaluating if there's a market for it.

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I'd buy one of these in 9mm if it took glock mags

[SCDL]

For a real departure, a Winchester 1907/1910 replica in a not obsolete calibre. Might be worth evaluating if there's a market for it.

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Too much of a liability. There's a reason those were nicknamed "widowmakers".