My new toy
- Thread starter Nibe
- Start date
s3xspert11
CGN Regular
- Location
- Edmonton
very sharp looking
- Location
- West Quebec
Beauty..congrats
laker415
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Kelowna/Northern Camp
Very cool
fade2black
CGN Regular
- Location
- Central Ontario
What a beauty. You got some good walnut on this one. You should post pics of the full rifle.
Just put the gun to bed, will do later
Henry Repeating Arms
New member
- Location
- Rice Lake, WI
Thanks so much for choosing to own a Henry! We certainly appreciate it, and we hope you enjoy it in good health for many years to come.
Bought my first Henry earlier this month the H024 in 38-55. Haven't fired either one as yet but must say they're almost too beautiful to shoot.
Almost...
- Location
- glaslyn saskatchewan
Safe to assume these actions are good for heavier/ruger 45-70 loads(not that it's ever safe to assume anything when it comes to reloading)?
PinnedTo5ive
CGN Regular
- Location
- Ont
Thats a beauty! I just bought the .410 lever gun for my girlfriend and it is the most solid nicest quality .410 i've ever seen.
It's feels a bit heavier that it looks although the specs have it at 6.83 lbs. Might need a recoil pad, we'll see.
Wow that’s nice!
Any plans on a double barrel?
Any plans on a double barrel?
Would consider it if Henry decides to make one.
vultr
Regular
I know thats a thing with revolvers, does that carry over to rifles too? I've never owned a ruger chambered in a rimmed cartridge.
Sweet looking gun. I've got a H&R buffalo 45-70, not nearly a pretty as your Henry.
They are a lot of fun to shoot, you will have a good time. They can take a really heavy load but kick like a mule, not much give in the steel but plate. Sissy pad or slip on recoil pad is a good idea.
They are a lot of fun to shoot, you will have a good time. They can take a really heavy load but kick like a mule, not much give in the steel but plate. Sissy pad or slip on recoil pad is a good idea.
- Location
- Saskatchewan
Very nice!!
lone ranger
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- sask
A work of Art !!!
JubbeiSamuro
Member
What is this shotgun called please?
