Henry Rifles

[Guest SigVol]

Thinking of adding a Henry to my arsenal - thoughts?

[Guest mustangdave]

Nice addition...I got the wife one for her birthday...a GOLDEN BOYin 22magnum

[GKar]

I have the .357 Big Boy - love the way it shoots! Dead-on accurate out of the box, and an incredibly smooth action. Mostly shoot 158gr semi-jacket soft points and they run flawless, but HPs do OK as well. It's not real fond of feeding .38 Spl, though (shorter case, I think).

[Guest BubKz]

I have a .22 carbine. Tears dime-sized groups @ 25 yards all day long, every day.

[bteague2]

I have a .22 carbine. Tears dime-sized groups @ 25 yards all day long, every day.

Yep.

[Capbyrd]

If I had the money, the Henry 100 years of Scouting .22 would be mine. Beautiful rifle. It would look great on my wall.

[Guest heavyd]

looked at these online for about a week,went to handle one at the shop and was very disappointed with the fit and finish of these rifles ,I know alot of people love these but I walked out without one. there are better rifles for the 400-600 dollars you would spend on a henry

[Guest smittyb]

The rimfires are great, but my father-in-law has a Big Boy in 44MAG that has broken the extractor several times. Wouldn't expect that from a 6-700 dollar gun.

[enfield]

From what I've heard and read, the Henrys are great rifles and a great value.

[Tim Nunan]

I'm interested in the 45LC but have no idea how well that round/rifle shoots. Comments?

[Guest GunTroll]

Made in America! Hopefully by Americans??

They have an excellent warranty. Company is top notch. I will warn you and all that the golden boy series or whatever they call them, the golden finish can rub off! I would not use any harsh cleaning chemicals. I have seen a silver boy from this very thing. I have a golden boy 22 LR and 22 Mag. One of them is losing the golden finish on the bottom tang where the lever touches. I really like these rifles. Don't shoot either much though. Very smooth action.