Who says the Lever Gun is obsolete

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Silly Rabbit, Lever Guns are fun. Some seriously cool upgrades. :+1:

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Henry makes a lever-action .410 shotgun, also.

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I bet those would be fun to hunt small game with. :slightly_smiling_face:

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I’m thinking SD with new ammo like Hornady’s - this might be a kick-ass shotgun for a woman, rather than wrestle a 12- or 20-gauge.

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I am thinking Chuck Connors The Rifleman.

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I’m thinking Jerry Miculek on YouTube :sweat_smile:

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I used to own a Henry rimfire but kids grew up too fast, I found no more need for it. Sold it and the Single Six.

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Some of those cowboy action shooters slick up the internals of their lever actions that are chambered for lower powered versions of shorter cartridges like the 44-40:

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Wow, he’s faster then the Rifleman. :+1: :+1: :+1:

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If I was to carry a Lever Rifle I thought of a .44 mag with a pistol to match. :thinking:

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I have a Henrys .22 and a Winchester Model 94, 30-30 I absolutely love these guns. I have been thinking of a .357 lever action to go with my .357 magnum Smith and Wesson.

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I have the Henry .357 to match my handguns. Absolutely love the Henry, and love buying one caliber for everything.

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Absolutely. :+1:

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I watch SASS , Folks watch some of those Ladies and Men work those lever guns. Obsolete! I don’t think so. :us:

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Couldn’t agree more. I have a lever in .38/.357, .45 Colt, 38-55 and plan on getting a Henry in .44/.44 Mag soon. They are fun to shoot.

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Been hinting to my hubby that the Henry .410 shotgun would be perfect for me instead of the Rock Island 12 ga. I currently own. The RI is an awesome pump shotgun with that lovely and intimidating pump sound. Racks smooth as butter. However, I crushed my shoulder in an accident a few years ago and can really feel the 12 ga. and not in a good way. The lever action Henry would be great for home defense, too.

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Same here, but I get lighter loads for the revolver. It’s a Ruger LCR, with an oversized Hogue grip. I also shoot 110 grain rounds in it to help control the recoil. Whereas I get 150 grain or more for the Henry.

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Don’t blame you with the LCR. I carry a heavier steel revolver and keep the same 158gn rounds in both.

Samuel C. Hogue,
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(208)610-6664

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Obsolete? I wouldn’t want to get shot by one.

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Time to play the “If you really love me” card?

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