What gun should Henry make next?

[jmichelin84]

I'd love a 45 ACP and 45 long colt combo, brass recievers, a big boy and youth combo style

[SigWig]

50 round drum fed 9mm, 7.62x25 and 7.62x54r

[srnm]

anything in 7.62x25

[tactical lever]

The more I think about it, the more the lever action mag fed pcc makes sense over the pump. Easier/more cost effective to make a take down version, and short OAL over an enclosed pump, and easier to take down to clean. Maybe a scaled down Long Ranger? A modern strength pump with exposed hammers is appealing however. Maybe a little bit harder to make one that isn't a hand biter.

Need a semi pistol grip option for the Long Ranger. Only makes sense when scoping one. Heard a while back that scoping the brass frame guns is a bit iffy, due to the holes elongating. Not sure if this is (or was) still a concern, but it might be nice to find a way to address this if it is.

As I mentioned before; the LR needs more chamberings; surprised that the Creedmore isn't available in the higher grade guns. That was a good choice to offer that cartridge. Nothing wrong with the .308, or .243, but they are a bit boring. The high grade LR would be a real knock out with beaver tail fore end, colour case hardened receiver, and octagon barrel. Modern, yet classy.

[NeonGreen]

deluxe version of the golden boy with a real brass frame, or at least real brass receiver cover. maybe a half round half octagonal barrel to go with it, only sell them with the deluxe wood stocks with the really nice grain.

[Chumlee Bumsnag]

A high end .45 Hawken style muzzleloader.

[rhino62]

side gate 30-30 take down.

[BlairW]

7.62x25 lever gun.

[timandkimandshea]

9mm lever, trapper style. Nice iron sights
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[timandkimandshea]

Wait, my new vote is trapper style lever in 7.62x25.