Looks sweet.
Side loading new Henry Lever
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Capt Skup
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjPSXozkWFc
Ya beat me to it! Just saw this video. Looking forward to one in blue chambered in .35 Rem. Hopefully they drop the pull out tube and cutout. Why Henry waited so long to add the side loading gate, I never understood. The only reason I have not bought one already, do not like that pull out tube.
Ya beat me to it! Just saw this video. Looking forward to one in blue chambered in .35 Rem. Hopefully they drop the pull out tube and cutout. Why Henry waited so long to add the side loading gate, I never understood. The only reason I have not bought one already, do not like that pull out tube.
I didn't need to see this....
.357/38spl and I'll be buying. I've said as much. I am interested in this 38-55 though. Have the current tube load is nice ,as was mentioned in the video, for malfunctions or unloading.
Pale Ryder
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38-55, for those midwestern states that just went straight walled rifle ammo approved for deer hunting in previous shotgun only areas. Hope they expand in some other calibers.
echo6mike
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They'd better not make this in .357/.38, I do *not* need to spend more money right now...
6Den
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Me neither. Good thing it's only offered in the brass model. If offered in all-weather or case-hardened...I could be in trouble.
I love the round. It's a bit too long for MI regs though.
RuralRifleGuy
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Give me a .357/.38 and a .45-70 in the standard steel receiver or all weather and I will throw money at them.
I keep telling myself that I'm done buying for a while... and I keep proving myself a liar.
-Z/28-
I wanna go fast
Hmm so they've just figured out that Winchester had it right about 145 years ago.
Rambler
Doing the best with the worst.
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I think I need one in 45-70 color case-hardened.
Yeah. Just when I thought I had all the levers I needed. Hopefully there will be a long waiting list for it.
Edit: Ah, I see now there's no .357 yet, so along with you other guys, I'm safe for now.
LGood48
Ultimate Member
I pray they don't offer it in .45 Colt!! I'll end up explaining to the wife why I NEED another rifle.
And this
MSRP of $1045. Going to guess a street price of $875-900 or so.
ezracer
Certified Gun Nut
I'm in love again!! YIPPEE!!!!!! 
ohen cepel
Ultimate Member
Concur with the threading. Now that the can won't block the loading rod it makes a lot of sense. Hope to see one threaded in .357, that would rock for me.
Concur with the threading. Now that the can won't block the loading rod it makes a lot of sense. Hope to see one threaded in .357, that would rock for me.
Yep, that is the ONLY thing that’s kept me off Henry until now. I will not buy anything that doesn’t have a threaded barrel. Period.
Well, except revolvers...
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