New Henry Products.

[.45colt]

The other thread about the new offering from Henry got Me looking around their homepage. I think they have been listening to what people think. They are coming out with a CC 45-70 that looks very good. hope they are on the rack soon. https://www.henryrifles.com/new-rifles/

[Blaine]

I've been coon fingering Henrys for a long time. They all are real nice. I guess that top loading thing rubs some the wrong way, but it doesn't bother me. That .223 lever coming out later this year could be a real winner.

[Griff]

Their Iron Framed Henry interests me. I could use another Henry, this time in .44-40

[AJMD429]

The pointy-bullet one will be the "H014 Henry Long Ranger" according to their CEO Anthony Imperato...

Thank you Sir for your interest in Henry Repeating Arms and yes we are coming out with the new model H014 Henry Long Ranger. We invite you to sign up for our 2016 catalog and opt in for our occasional emails. This new model will be in the Q2 printing of our catalaog March/April though I suggest signing up now so you get the alerts. Happy New Year.

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Anthony Imperato
President
Henry Repeating Arms, Co.

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[Blaine]

I wonder how they are going to handle the pointy bullet in a tubular mag thang...

[Hawkeye2]

"I guess that top loading thing rubs some the wrong way, but it doesn't bother me."

BlaneG, am I missing something? I couldn't see any top loading rifles in their lineup. Most that I saw loaded through a port in the magazine tube none through the top of the action like a bolt gun.

[Blaine]

"I guess that top loading thing rubs some the wrong way, but it doesn't bother me."

BlaneG, am I missing something? I couldn't see any top loading rifles in their lineup. Most that I saw loaded through a port in the magazine tube none through the top of the action like a bolt gun.

Top of the mag tube, then? That's what I meant....

[Daisyman]

Their Iron Framed Henry interests me. I could use another Henry, this time in .44-40

Me too, but $2795.00?? Whew!!

[Griff]

Their Iron Framed Henry interests me. I could use another Henry, this time in .44-40

Me too, but $2795.00?? Whew!!

That'd be the MSRP, but as with most guns dealers offer them at some pretty decent discounts. I paid $900 for my Uberti, (which was a REALLY good price at the time, better'n $300 off MSRP), but was a personal favor from the owner of the import house, who I'd known for 25+ years at the time, and had bought a number of guns from. Current pricing of the brass framed version is an MSRP of $2300 yet they're listed at Bud's for as low as $1712. I would expect a similar discount for the Iron-Framed version. If it were a "Trapper" or carbine length one, I'd really be all over it!

[Daisyman]

Their Iron Framed Henry interests me. I could use another Henry, this time in .44-40

Me too, but $2795.00?? Whew!!

That'd be the MSRP, but as with most guns dealers offer them at some pretty decent discounts. I paid $900 for my Uberti, (which was a REALLY good price at the time, better'n $300 off MSRP), but was a personal favor from the owner of the import house, who I'd known for 25+ years at the time, and had bought a number of guns from. Current pricing of the brass framed version is an MSRP of $2300 yet they're listed at Bud's for as low as $1712. I would expect a similar discount for the Iron-Framed version. If it were a "Trapper" or carbine length one, I'd really be all over it!

Things have sure changed, haven't they! "..... a MSRP of $2300 yet listed at Bud's for as LOW AS $1712". How many short years back would you have to go before if you told someone you were going to buy a lever gun and its' DOWN to $1712 they would have looked at you like you were off your rocker?

Maybe your friend can hook you up on one of these, too!! I guess, though, if I had my druthers, I'd rather have the Uberti.

[Hawkeye2]

"I guess that top loading thing rubs some the wrong way, but it doesn't bother me."

BlaneG, am I missing something? I couldn't see any top loading rifles in their lineup. Most that I saw loaded through a port in the magazine tube none through the top of the action like a bolt gun.

Top of the mag tube, then? That's what I meant....

Ok, I thought that might be what you meant. I have a Rossi .454 and I consider that one of the greatest safety improvements ever incorporated in a lever gun. I have been using lever guns since before I was a teen but the possibility of an accident while levering shells through one always concerned me as well as seeming to be an inefficient way to empty the gun.

[Blaine]

"I guess that top loading thing rubs some the wrong way, but it doesn't bother me."

BlaneG, am I missing something? I couldn't see any top loading rifles in their lineup. Most that I saw loaded through a port in the magazine tube none through the top of the action like a bolt gun.

Top of the mag tube, then? That's what I meant....

Ok, I thought that might be what you meant. I have a Rossi .454 and I consider that one of the greatest safety improvements ever incorporated in a lever gun. I have been using lever guns since before I was a teen but the possibility of an accident while levering shells through one always concerned me as well as seeming to be an inefficient way to empty the gun.

Just press down hard on the loading gate, and the shells should come out one at a time....

[AJMD429]

Ok, I thought that might be what you meant. I have a Rossi .454 and I consider that one of the greatest safety improvements ever incorporated in a lever gun. I have been using lever guns since before I was a teen but the possibility of an accident while levering shells through one always concerned me as well as seeming to be an inefficient way to empty the gun.

Especially coming in out of the cold with numb/gloved fingers and fogged glasses, it's nice to just unscrew the 'tube' and dump 'em all out...

[Panzercat]

I wonder how they are going to handle the pointy bullet in a tubular mag thang...

Didn't somebody say they were going to be mag fed? Though I wouldn't mind a Savage 99 internal rotary mag system either.

Ok, I thought that might be what you meant. I have a Rossi .454 and I consider that one of the greatest safety improvements ever incorporated in a lever gun. I have been using lever guns since before I was a teen but the possibility of an accident while levering shells through one always concerned me as well as seeming to be an inefficient way to empty the gun.

Especially coming in out of the cold with numb/gloved fingers and fogged glasses, it's nice to just unscrew the 'tube' and dump 'em all out...

I liked the option for the short time I had my Rossi... The key word being "option", however.

[TedH]

I just can't get along with no loading gate, and filling them up like a rimfire rifle. Just my personal opinion, but I just don't care for the looks and lines of any of them.

[vancelw]

I just can't get along with no loading gate, and filling them up like a rimfire rifle. Just my personal opinion, but I just don't care for the looks and lines of any of them.

Me either. Other than the "Original", I don't like any of their current models. And I don't like the price of them when I can get a clean, used Uberti for half that much. Each to his own, I guess.

I am curious to see the new models. I've owned one BLR in .308 but they just don't appeal to me anymore. Only scoped lever I have has a scout scope on it so I don't really need the longer range of a pointy bullet.

[DPris]

Long Ranger, again, has DETACHABLE BOX MAGS.
Denis