Saw a Instagram post Henry unveiling there new H024 Cowboy Carbine in 30-30 , 35 Remington and 38-55. These guys sure know how to separate me from my money.
38-55 here I come.
Saw a Instagram post Henry unveiling there new H024 Cowboy Carbine in 30-30 , 35 Remington and 38-55. These guys sure know how to separate me from my money.
38-55 here I come.
I see a Henry 38-55 in my future.
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Here is a link to the Instagram Post:
https://www.instagram.com/p/BwuINGdnNuN/
" My people skills are just fine. It's my tolerance for idiots that needs work."
If they weren't so dad blamed heavy.
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I bought my mother a 44 mag a while back for a present didn't realize they were that heavy but it does come in at 9lbs still her all time favorite rifle. not had a hiccup with it yet
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Ha ha was wondering how long it would take for everyone to notice the loading gate.....
Nice! Loading gate is a selling point for me. As is the 38/55. Pretty dang sweet.
Those who would trade freedom for safety deserves neither and will lose both
Well here goes my marriage! At least she won’t get my new 35 Rem Henry! Lol
Not bad but for that kind of money I'd send a 336 out to JES have it rebored to 38-55 and be ahead by several hundred bucks.
I've asked Henry many times - a 32-20. Reply: Not that big a market but in my mind, a perfect calibr fo Cowboy Action and NRA Lever Action Pistol Caliber matches
Regards
John
I could not find the price or the weight...computer challenged.
Don Verna
7.5 lbs. and MSRP: $925.00 according to this review:
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/...arbine-review/
" My people skills are just fine. It's my tolerance for idiots that needs work."
.38-55? I'm down!!
Currently casting and loading: .32 Auto, .380 Auto, .38 Special, 9X19, .357 Magnum, .257 Roberts, 6.5 Creedmoor, .30 WCF, .308 WCF, .45-70.
KMac,
Thanks for posting the information.
7.5 lbs does not seem too heavy ( 1/2 lb more than a Marlin 336 in .35 Rem). The price is a bit high for a gun that will be toted in the woods and get scratched up. Looks about $250-300 more than a Marlin but I suspect it is finished better.
BTW, I was just curious as I always lusted for a .38/55 I could shoot (as I have two "collector guns"), but I have no real use for one. For hunting the .308 serves me well and for fun shooting the .38/.357 lever actions fill that role with cheap brass.
Good to see Henry offering these guns and especially in the .38/55. Many here will enjoy it as it is a good cast caliber,
Don Verna
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