NEW: Henry SPD Predator Lever Action Rifle, .223 Rem/5.56 Nato
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That Bipod? It's Harris.
Yeah! Seriously who would want their shot to be stable with a lever gun?!!! ridiculous
You’ve clearly never shot a lever action from prone lmao.
They are designed to be shot free hand with fast follow up shots…
I wouldn’t be surprised if there isn’t even room to work that action completely while prone with a… bipod.
saw one guy put a bipod on his marlin
it's a long bipod, but he made it work on the table
You've clearly never hunted, Bipods are far more useful than just shooting from prone. So laugh away but maybe try not to think you know everything.
I have a Henry long ranger in 308 that has a bipod on it. I have shot it from prone.
Just because you have no experience doing something does not mean it's not useful.
My guess is that you cant except when your wrong as well.
Lmao.
No experience.. yup!
A bipod on a lever action is dumb fud ####.
Sorry you got offended.
I’m sure you’re an eastern boy trying to lecture me on no experience hunting …
I have tonnes… and I’d laugh a guy right out of my camp and never invite him back if he showed up with a lever action and a bipod.
Just because you CAN doesn’t mean you SHOULD.
Authoritarian dictator, do all of your "friends" have to ok all their equipment with you first? You should set up a branch of government to dictate what everyone does with their guns. I am sure Gary would love to have you in his camp telling everyone what is and isn't legal.
Not offended at all, this is hilarious!
if it works, it works, simple as
I think maybe this rifle isn't aimed at exactly the segment of the market you think it is. The supreme was made, yes, for fast follow up shots... But to also be something of an Ar15 replacement in ban states (and here).
Now, there are plenty of longer barreled ar15s that are DMRs, right? They have bipods I think. I think this gun is aimed at that niche. Build out a dmr lever gun. Here's a bipod to get you started.
Well I hope you guys are happy, just had to go downstairs and put a bipod on my Henry LASR. With my somewhat pronounced gut it was surprisingly comfortable as shown.
I haven't had it out to the range yet but will bring the bipod as well as my normal front bag used for bench shooting.
This rifle is a cope gun for me as I have had AR's for 40 years.
In case you don't know the Henry takes an AR barrel, bolt, mag and has a free floating barrel.
Cycles very smoothly.
With a 1 in 8 twist we'll see how it shoots some of my leftover 77gr Service Rifle ammo.
Will I use a bipod in the field? Probably not.
I haven't had it out to the range yet but will bring the bipod as well as my normal front bag used for bench shooting.
This rifle is a cope gun for me as I have had AR's for 40 years.
In case you don't know the Henry takes an AR barrel, bolt, mag and has a free floating barrel.
Cycles very smoothly.
With a 1 in 8 twist we'll see how it shoots some of my leftover 77gr Service Rifle ammo.
Will I use a bipod in the field? Probably not.
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Some of us only need 1 shot, all good.
I've shot the non-carbon fibre version of this @ the range. Owner offered me/my nephew a chance to shoot it @ 100 yards, unmagnified red-dot only off a front rest. All 3 of us shot a mag at the same point of aim, all holes in a group no bigger than an apple. I'm not a lever or a .223 guy, but you couldn't see that unfold and NOT wonder how this rifle could fit in your own lineup.
Yep, it’s their advertising hype, but if true…why wouldn’t you use a bipod on it.
“Designed by the in-house experts from our Special Products Division and backed by the only three-shot sub-MOA guarantee* in the lever-action category, the SPD PREDATOR represents a historic achievement: the most accurate lever-action rifle ever built.”
Yes, the lever might be a bit awkward from the prone, but I use a bipod on my bolt guns that shoot MOA, so why not this one?
“Designed by the in-house experts from our Special Products Division and backed by the only three-shot sub-MOA guarantee* in the lever-action category, the SPD PREDATOR represents a historic achievement: the most accurate lever-action rifle ever built.”
Yes, the lever might be a bit awkward from the prone, but I use a bipod on my bolt guns that shoot MOA, so why not this one?
