Good looking rifle, I've own several Henry's. They are quality and fun to shoot. I've seen mixed reviews on reliability on this model, glad to see you got a good one.
They run great with Glock mags. Honest Outlaw had issues with the proprietary mags and I had LOTS of issues with the Sig mag well. I switched to the Glock mag well and it runs flawlessly.
Shot one at my local range. Liked it a lot. I sent a message to Henry asking if they might release it in .45acp. Was told the message would be passed to the appropriate people. Sent the same message to Ruger asking the same question regarding the PC Carbine. Ruger responded that chambering .45 or 10mm would make the guns excessively heavy. So hoping Henry will find a way to do it.
Henry can do it. Their bolt mass for the blowback operation is in the handguard. So they have the headoroom. But Ruger PC keeps all of the mass in its bolt that is not even telescoping. They cannot accommodate anything larger than 9mm or .40 S&W. The question is only if Henry will do it. It all hinges on the sales success of the 9mm version.
NEVER going to happen.....45 caliber carbines DO NOT SELL--never have. Last was the Beretta CX4 in 45 and it was such a bad seller, they couldn't take it off the market fast enough. 45 doesn't sell in handguns either unless its a 1911. Glock and Sig 45's don't sell well either.
What a nice rifle Dan. Love that you have all those magazine options! Good to see you still have all your fingers after 4th of July!!! Great review & will have to put that on my wish list for sure! Enjoy the rest of your week Brother!!
@@ADMAFIA210 The extractors will fail and often.......plus recoil spring is attached to cheap plastic buffer that fails..........there are after market parts to fix, sad the buyer has to fix because Ruger wants to save money
Well done as always Dan. Extremely nice package. Great versatile gun. Range days, introducing new folk to firearms and shooting, home defense, camp rifle, truck gun, varmint hunting, maybe hog hunting. Some might use it for close range deer hunting. Henry high quality is difficult to beat. May have to get one some day. I actually would like to have a 10mm version. Thank you Sir.
I get a BAR vibe from that thing but it also reminds me of the Ruger PC Carbine. Not sure if I need to drop that much coin on yet ANOTHER 9mm long gun.
Another channel did a review on that and I thought they had a reliability problem with failure to feed, I think it was the Henry magazine. I already got a Kel Tek, much lighter and compact.
Looks like you got a good one. The Honest Outlaw had to send his back to Henry twice. He’s got it back and it seems to working well now. Good to know Henry’s customer support was on top of getting the issue fixed. Nice looking rifle. 👏👍🗽🦅🇺🇸
👍👍Love da Henrys. Would love to have one of those to go along with my 9mm handguns. Nice job on the review Dan and hope you had a great Independence Day.
Maybe it runs reliably with the M&P mags but I tried this firearm with Sig mags and it was very unreliable. I switch to Glock and it runs flawlessly. Look up reviews for this firearm and to my knowledge, you will NOT find a review for it with the Sig/M&P mag well. Virtually every positive review of this firearm is with Glock mags. Yeah, the idea of having different mag options is great on paper but in my experience at least, it's only reliable with Glock mags.
I have over 1000 rds through mine and haven't had any issues with the charging handle. The only issue I had was with the Sig P320 mag well which had frequent FTF or bolt not locking back issues. I switched to the Glock mag well and it runs flawlessly now.
For $599 I could see it.....but $995 is insane when you can get a battle proven Beretta CX4 for $795 or that over rated Ruger PC for $650.....plus the Henry issue mags don't work. Henry has lost their mind......they can't produce lever actions fast enough, why did they waste time on this?
It's $800 for the base model and the mag wells aren't expensive or there are some that come with the Glock mag well for a few bucks more. I highly recommend the Glock mag well. I tried the Sig mag well at first and it was a jam-o-matic. I swapped to the Glock mag well and it runs flawlessly. In hindsight, there's a reason all the positive reviews for this firearm is with the Glock mag well. Because it seems to be the only setup that works reliably with it. Plus the 5 and 10 rd capacity of the Henry mags is ridiculously low anyways. Getting the Glock mag well is essentially a must for higher capacity.
Finally saw one in store grossly over priced 850.00 stamped etched checkering crude alloy receiver military style blueing average straight grained wood average sights rubber pad not necessary no recoil bought a chiappa m19 525.00 works awsome this Henry not the quality my other 3 Henrys are no thanks
Been looking forward to hearing what you think about this one. Looks fantastic, but the price is a bit much for me. Guess I'll save up for a couple months and give myself a late birthday gift 😆
Nice looking rifle, Dan. Thanks for the review. I wish it was made in a more useful chambering. Seems like such a waste of machinery. Put it out in .357 Magnum and/or .44 Magnum, use a rotary magazine if needed for the rimmed cartridges. Other cartridges that would be better are .30 Carbine, .350 Legend. I'm thinking along the lines of a modernized version of the Winchester Model 1907 and .351 WSL cartridge (which it resembles) rather than a rifle hindered by being chambered for a mediocre pistol round. Even if the receiver/magazine length needs to be modified, I think it would be a far more useful firearm. The practicality of 9mm chambered carbines is just WAY overstated.
Yeah that's what we need...a revolver with no protective cover for the ejector, and sights that cant be adjusted for wind.....and priced $300 more than Ruger or S&W.........what a joke......Henry needs to stick to lever actions.
The announced "S&W and P320" magwell has not yet materialized. It's still on the website, but it's marked "sold out" since the day zero. It does not exist. It probably was a mistake on their part, I expect that they'll split it into two.
The Sig mag well is available now which I initially ordered but it was very unreliable with Sig mags. Since all the positive reviews are with Glock mags, I ordered that and it runs flawlessly with Glock mags. Even if you don't own a Glock but still want this firearm, just order some Magpul Glock pmags as they're a lot cheaper than the factory mags (which aren't near as expensive as Sig mags) but they're just as reliable as the factory Glock mags.
I got one of these. I initially got the basic version with the Henry mag well only and ordered the P320 mag well. I was hoping to have additional use for my overpriced Sig mags. LOL!!! Sadly, it was a jam-o-matic with the P320 mags. It wasn't just break-in either. I took it to the range a few times, shot at least 200 rds each trip and cleaned/oiled it after every session but it was continuously problematic (FTF or bolt not locking back on last rd). Then it occurred to me, all the positive reviews is with the Glock mag well so I ordered that. Runs flawlessly with the Glock mags. So yeah, if you're in the market for this, get the Glock mag well. If you don't own a Glock but still want this firearm, just order some Magpul pmags as they're cheaper than the factory mags but are just as reliable.
I notice you post this on many of the Homesteader reviews. Did you reach out to Henry for assistance on getting it right with the Sig mags? And did you have any M&P mags by chance to try? I'd like a pcc with M&P mag compatibility, and this appears to be the best option. If I have to run Glock mags I either won't buy a pcc or I'll get the Ruger pcc.
@gregkloe yeah, I've sort of been on a mission to warn everyone to not make the mistake I made. No, I didn't reach out to Henry. I suppose I should've at least contacted Henry about the issue but instead of going through the hassle of returning it, I just found an alternative solution that worked. I appreciate what Henry was going for with multiple mag well options but with my experience, it's essentially a Glock mag firearm. It's a fun PCC (now that it works) and I like the wood and metal style of the Homesteader but I totally understand why someone would go with a Ruger or S&W that is $200-$300 less and works reliably.
@@1977Yakko I did ask Henry about running the M&P mags since other than you trying Sig mags, I didn't see any reviews. They said it's because they were late getting the Sig/M&P variant out. Of course they said they were throughly vetted and good to go.🙂. I'm not in a big hurry since it's going to be a retirement gift to me so I'll continue to think about it. I did ask Ruger if they were considering coming out with a M&P adaptor on their pcc. Haven't heard back but I'm not holding my breath.
@@1977Yakkoyes, it does and that is possibly the best option for me. I just need to get over the look of it. I’m a function over form guy but that FPC really tests me!😂
I saw another review of this rifle and the version with proprietary Henry mags was a problem for the reviewer. He eventually traded it for one that was Glock mag compatible and it worked much better.
@@TheFirearmGuy I like that the PC Carbine is less expensive and they have a takedown model (or do they all do that)...but the Henry Homesteader just looks beautiful.
Yeah, they're late to the game but this one has a unique aesthetic as most other PCC have lots of polymer whereas this one has a more classic look with the wood.
OMG And WOW Now That’s a Real Beauty…..Love it and you sure did showcase it Magnificently… You are a True Sharp Shooter and always mesmerized watching to on target!! YOU SO ROCK!! Joan a.k.a.Ama
@@TheFirearmGuy That target was over 20 yards away but that loaded chamber is less that 20 inches away from your face.....if you have a bad round blow up, your eyes will get blasted...the point of glasses is it not. I know from experience that 90% about of items entering the eye while shooting comes NOT from a target, but FROM THE GUN, especially with revolvers.
I'm working on the 92 adapter for Homesteader, but it's not going to be cheap. Factory adapters are priced at $30. I'll do good if I meet $70. Stern's adapters for 92 mags in AR9 are $187!
A seven pound carbine with the possibility of numerous malfs, in a weak caliber. If I am carrying a rifle, I am afraid that I must insist on it being in a rifle caliber.
To each its own but if anyone spends $900 on a peashooter 9 mm especially Henry have rocks in their head. Nowadays people are lenient are do not know what a good raffle is. I picked up a 22 lever action Henry about a year ago brand new in a gun shop the forearm was so loose it felt like it was going to fall off the wood was terrible and who in the hell would build a lever action rifle with a aluminum receiver and then charged over $400 for the rifle. All of your yellow boys or Golden Boys whichever you prefer if they are in a larger caliber and you do shoot it quite a bit you will have headspacing problems with it. Brass is not durable at all and how do I know this because I've been a shooter for 50-plus years,
Henry doesn't make an aluminum receiver Goober.....and if you had a problem with that Henry it had a 100% warranty--they fix for free and pay shipping both ways.....never seen a Henry with headspace issues....I dont think you have either.
What manufacturer would chamber a super obscure caliber over the most common center fire caliber though? They want to sell them. Also 357 sig is probably too hot for a simple blowback action like this gun has.
It's pretty solid actually. Most other PCC are polymer and lighter whereas this one is somewhat heavy because of the wood furniture. Plus the receiver, though aluminum, is rigid as well. The barrel is of course steel and there's a counterweight under the handguard that the bolt attaches to via a pair of action bars. It functions more like a shotgun than what you might expect from a blowback operated firearm.
Fine looking Firearm A tad pricy for a 9MM carbine. But, its a Henry. I’m hoping Henry will eventually offer it in a non threaded barrel version. For us folks behind enemy lines
My Henry homesteader was an absolute disaster. I'm happy to be done with that gun. I tried to like it, but it was just so unreliable. I got rid of it and got the ruger pc carbine, and it is so much better.
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My Henry Golden Boy quickly became my favorite plinker and it comes with me on 90% of my range trips. Fantastic company with fantastic products.
Love it bud
I too love my golden boy
I just picked up the silver boy👍🏾
9 mil carbine with 33rds of underwood 68 grain +p extreme defender is a butt kicking combo!
Henry makes great firearms and there is a lot to like about the Homesteader. Thanks for showing.
Completely agree Rider. Thanks
That's really nice. I was really impressed seeing one in person a few months ago. Great review!
Thanks Misty
I have one set up for glock mags. A lot less than the Henry mags. Shoots and looks great.
Good looking rifle, I've own several Henry's. They are quality and fun to shoot. I've seen mixed reviews on reliability on this model, glad to see you got a good one.
I've been hearing that. Mine has been flawless
They run great with Glock mags. Honest Outlaw had issues with the proprietary mags and I had LOTS of issues with the Sig mag well. I switched to the Glock mag well and it runs flawlessly.
best to give these things time to improve. Honest Outlaw's Homesteader had issue after issue after it's maiden trial.
Interesting
Interesting that most of the reviews that have the issues are using the Henry mags , the Glock mag seems to be a good fit.
Shot one at my local range. Liked it a lot. I sent a message to Henry asking if they might release it in .45acp. Was told the message would be passed to the appropriate people. Sent the same message to Ruger asking the same question regarding the PC Carbine. Ruger responded that chambering .45 or 10mm would make the guns excessively heavy. So hoping Henry will find a way to do it.
Now that would be great
Henry can do it. Their bolt mass for the blowback operation is in the handguard. So they have the headoroom. But Ruger PC keeps all of the mass in its bolt that is not even telescoping. They cannot accommodate anything larger than 9mm or .40 S&W. The question is only if Henry will do it. It all hinges on the sales success of the 9mm version.
NEVER going to happen.....45 caliber carbines DO NOT SELL--never have. Last was the Beretta CX4 in 45 and it was such a bad seller, they couldn't take it off the market fast enough. 45 doesn't sell in handguns either unless its a 1911. Glock and Sig 45's don't sell well either.
@@chadhaire1711 Meanwhile, Extar re-introduced their .45 ACP carbine.
@@zaitcev0 EXTAR? LOL....seriously?
What a nice rifle Dan. Love that you have all those magazine options! Good to see you still have all your fingers after 4th of July!!! Great review & will have to put that on my wish list for sure! Enjoy the rest of your week Brother!!
Much appreciated John. You too
All I can say, is at the price I paid, I'm glad I have my Ruger PC Carbine.
Xactly!
Thanks Pistolgrip
I was told that the pc not great for accuracy…
@@ADMAFIA210 The extractors will fail and often.......plus recoil spring is attached to cheap plastic buffer that fails..........there are after market parts to fix, sad the buyer has to fix because Ruger wants to save money
Only if it wasn't a bulky chunk of plastic lol
Well done as always Dan. Extremely nice package. Great versatile gun. Range days, introducing new folk to firearms and shooting, home defense, camp rifle, truck gun, varmint hunting, maybe hog hunting. Some might use it for close range deer hunting. Henry high quality is difficult to beat. May have to get one some day. I actually would like to have a 10mm version. Thank you Sir.
Perfectly said bro
I get a BAR vibe from that thing but it also reminds me of the Ruger PC Carbine. Not sure if I need to drop that much coin on yet ANOTHER 9mm long gun.
Thanks bro. You were in my prayers
@@TheFirearmGuy Thank You Dan. It's been a terribly rough few months here. She's at rest now.
One of my jiujitsu students works for Henry in NJ. I'm getting one at "a hefty discount" and am going on a tour of the factory.
@@anthonygerber8261 Let me know if you can get a bulk rate package discount, and I'm in! Enjoy the tour...even if it is in Bayonne. ))
Nice looking rifle. I’m torn between this and the Ruger pcc.
Both are great
Neither...Beretta CX4 is better than either....battle proven...
Another channel did a review on that and I thought they had a reliability problem with failure to feed, I think it was the Henry magazine. I already got a Kel Tek, much lighter and compact.
Good stuff Melissa
Can't even shoot up a place with a keltec
Thank you for a great review. Take care!
I only held this gun once. I was a bit surprised on its weight. A rather hefty gun. Looked solidly built. At around 700 I’d be interested.
May drop to that price over time
They are $750 nowadays for the glock magwell adapter at sportsman's
Thinking about grabbing one myself
I was able to hold one in a store this past weekend. It is heavy, but the weight is well balanced. I like it better than my Ruger.
Well said Jonathan
Looks very nice. That would be even better (imo) if it was available in a take down version, just to be easier to bag/vehicle carry.
Thanks 3wheelman
Or perhaps a folding stock version?
Great vid! As always informative and straight up. Bulletproof love from Canada Dan!!
Thanks David
I would love to get a nice 9mm carbine for my collection. Thanks for sharing Dan.
Thanks Gregg
Super fun looking gun…for sure going to snag one. Thanks for reviewing it!
Much appreciated Andy
That rifle looks great. I like the wood stock. Thanks for the video. ☺👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
Much appreciated Dragon
Thank you, Dan. Very sweet carbine.
Thanks for checking it out Bob
Looks like you got a good one. The Honest Outlaw had to send his back to Henry twice. He’s got it back and it seems to working well now. Good to know Henry’s customer support was on top of getting the issue fixed. Nice looking rifle. 👏👍🗽🦅🇺🇸
Great to hear R
It would be perfect if there was an EASY way to mount a light on it. Great video, Dan!
Thanks Sissy
They have a weaver 63b rail for this rifle
Future family heirloom!
No doubt bud
Looks just like the marlin models 9 and 45
Reminds me of the old discontinued Marlin Camp Rifles.
Those are fun guns. I had one in .45 acp and 9mm.
Like a fool I traded them away for the next 'shiny thing.
The .45s are going for big bucks now
Thanks Will
👍👍Love da Henrys. Would love to have one of those to go along with my 9mm handguns. Nice job on the review Dan and hope you had a great Independence Day.
I really appreciate that Lance. You too bro
Henry is as American as it gets. I Like to see their company moving forward with modernized offerings.
Agreed bud
I like it. Like the idea of just having to carry only Glock mags with me in a bug out situation.
Good thought Tron
I like the idea of it being offered with an adapter for M&P mags. I suppose Henry realizes not everyone is a Glock fan boy
Correct but I'm told the MP adapters are not yet available
Glockmaggs are the best
@@andykruth 🤣🤣🤣
Maybe it runs reliably with the M&P mags but I tried this firearm with Sig mags and it was very unreliable. I switch to Glock and it runs flawlessly. Look up reviews for this firearm and to my knowledge, you will NOT find a review for it with the Sig/M&P mag well. Virtually every positive review of this firearm is with Glock mags. Yeah, the idea of having different mag options is great on paper but in my experience at least, it's only reliable with Glock mags.
Hey, Dan!
Question… How did you see that charging handles sturdiness?
You seen to have changed pretty easy!
I have over 1000 rds through mine and haven't had any issues with the charging handle. The only issue I had was with the Sig P320 mag well which had frequent FTF or bolt not locking back issues. I switched to the Glock mag well and it runs flawlessly now.
Thanks!
Thanks SeetheButter
RUGER PC carbine... Just as good and 30% less cost or around $600! The thumb safety, I would say is a much better design...
Thanks glocktown
Agreed.
HENRY GUNS ARE EXCELLENT DAN!
Agree entirely Buz. Thanks
For $599 I could see it.....but $995 is insane when you can get a battle proven Beretta CX4 for $795 or that over rated Ruger PC for $650.....plus the Henry issue mags don't work. Henry has lost their mind......they can't produce lever actions fast enough, why did they waste time on this?
It's $800 for the base model and the mag wells aren't expensive or there are some that come with the Glock mag well for a few bucks more. I highly recommend the Glock mag well. I tried the Sig mag well at first and it was a jam-o-matic. I swapped to the Glock mag well and it runs flawlessly. In hindsight, there's a reason all the positive reviews for this firearm is with the Glock mag well. Because it seems to be the only setup that works reliably with it. Plus the 5 and 10 rd capacity of the Henry mags is ridiculously low anyways. Getting the Glock mag well is essentially a must for higher capacity.
@@1977Yakko Still too much money.......the Ruger PC, CZ Scorpion and Beretta CX4 are cheaper and better. This is a $600 rifle.
This one is intriguing to me.
Sweet rifle
I like it, nice little traveling gun.
Thanks man
Finally saw one in store grossly over priced 850.00 stamped etched checkering crude alloy receiver military style blueing average straight grained wood average sights rubber pad not necessary no recoil bought a chiappa m19 525.00 works awsome this Henry not the quality my other 3 Henrys are no thanks
Been looking forward to hearing what you think about this one. Looks fantastic, but the price is a bit much for me. Guess I'll save up for a couple months and give myself a late birthday gift 😆
I'm told Impact has them for 780
@@TheFirearmGuy I'll check that out, thanks!
Nice looking rifle, Dan. Thanks for the review.
I wish it was made in a more useful chambering. Seems like such a waste of machinery.
Put it out in .357 Magnum and/or .44 Magnum, use a rotary magazine if needed for the rimmed cartridges. Other cartridges that would be better are .30 Carbine, .350 Legend.
I'm thinking along the lines of a modernized version of the Winchester Model 1907 and .351 WSL cartridge (which it resembles) rather than a rifle hindered by being chambered for a mediocre pistol round. Even if the receiver/magazine length needs to be modified, I think it would be a far more useful firearm.
The practicality of 9mm chambered carbines is just WAY overstated.
I’m looking forward to the Big Boy revolver 🤤
Agreed. I'm hoping to get that too
Yeah that's what we need...a revolver with no protective cover for the ejector, and sights that cant be adjusted for wind.....and priced $300 more than Ruger or S&W.........what a joke......Henry needs to stick to lever actions.
Nice looking carbine.
Thanks 66
The announced "S&W and P320" magwell has not yet materialized. It's still on the website, but it's marked "sold out" since the day zero. It does not exist. It probably was a mistake on their part, I expect that they'll split it into two.
Thanks Pete. Didn't know it wasn't available
The Sig mag well is available now which I initially ordered but it was very unreliable with Sig mags. Since all the positive reviews are with Glock mags, I ordered that and it runs flawlessly with Glock mags. Even if you don't own a Glock but still want this firearm, just order some Magpul Glock pmags as they're a lot cheaper than the factory mags (which aren't near as expensive as Sig mags) but they're just as reliable as the factory Glock mags.
Just a neat rifle, says American all over it
Completely agree MCK
I got one of these. I initially got the basic version with the Henry mag well only and ordered the P320 mag well. I was hoping to have additional use for my overpriced Sig mags. LOL!!! Sadly, it was a jam-o-matic with the P320 mags. It wasn't just break-in either. I took it to the range a few times, shot at least 200 rds each trip and cleaned/oiled it after every session but it was continuously problematic (FTF or bolt not locking back on last rd).
Then it occurred to me, all the positive reviews is with the Glock mag well so I ordered that. Runs flawlessly with the Glock mags. So yeah, if you're in the market for this, get the Glock mag well. If you don't own a Glock but still want this firearm, just order some Magpul pmags as they're cheaper than the factory mags but are just as reliable.
I notice you post this on many of the Homesteader reviews. Did you reach out to Henry for assistance on getting it right with the Sig mags? And did you have any M&P mags by chance to try? I'd like a pcc with M&P mag compatibility, and this appears to be the best option. If I have to run Glock mags I either won't buy a pcc or I'll get the Ruger pcc.
@gregkloe yeah, I've sort of been on a mission to warn everyone to not make the mistake I made. No, I didn't reach out to Henry. I suppose I should've at least contacted Henry about the issue but instead of going through the hassle of returning it, I just found an alternative solution that worked. I appreciate what Henry was going for with multiple mag well options but with my experience, it's essentially a Glock mag firearm. It's a fun PCC (now that it works) and I like the wood and metal style of the Homesteader but I totally understand why someone would go with a Ruger or S&W that is $200-$300 less and works reliably.
@@1977Yakko I did ask Henry about running the M&P mags since other than you trying Sig mags, I didn't see any reviews. They said it's because they were late getting the Sig/M&P variant out. Of course they said they were throughly vetted and good to go.🙂. I'm not in a big hurry since it's going to be a retirement gift to me so I'll continue to think about it. I did ask Ruger if they were considering coming out with a M&P adaptor on their pcc. Haven't heard back but I'm not holding my breath.
@@gregkloe S&W has a folding PCC that's gotten pretty good reviews. Doesn't it take the M&P mags?
@@1977Yakkoyes, it does and that is possibly the best option for me. I just need to get over the look of it. I’m a function over form guy but that FPC really tests me!😂
i love carbines, i hope to buy that model next month, good review as usual thank you so much!
Much appreciated Henburg
Nice. That be nice also with glock 10mm mag
No doubt Donald
Looka like a Marlin 795 version in 9mm
Henry's first autoload was a .22lr.
Not to nitpick but you said it's their first auto loader but I think you forgot about the .22lr survival rifle they make
I caught that afterwards
Charging lever backwards?
Dan made a benign mistake there. The handle would stay in that way and even work.
Looking through a camera viewer and talking is hard. You should try it
Just because it’s Henry I want one.
I hear ya Bob
I saw another review of this rifle and the version with proprietary Henry mags was a problem for the reviewer. He eventually traded it for one that was Glock mag compatible and it worked much better.
Some people commented about that. This one has run flawless
The Sig mag well is garbage as well. Mine malfunctioned regularly. Then I swapped to the Glock mag well and it runs flawlessly now.
Nice! How does it compare to the Ruger PC Carbine?
Both shoot well. This feels more robust
@@TheFirearmGuy I like that the PC Carbine is less expensive and they have a takedown model (or do they all do that)...but the Henry Homesteader just looks beautiful.
Good review. Henry is a little late to the market with a 9mm carbine. Cheers
Yeah, they're late to the game but this one has a unique aesthetic as most other PCC have lots of polymer whereas this one has a more classic look with the wood.
Nice.
Thanks!
Dan's on a Henry kick
Well...just this Homesteader for now
@@TheFirearmGuy I kinda wanna get a mares leg in .44
What ammo were you running? I was wondering if it can run cheap stuff?
Store purchased reloads
Did I see some drool on that gun? 🤣 When one looks at old Henry's is a testament to the beauty and quality of Henry firearms. That is one fine gun.
Perfectly said Leonard
The next 9mm I get I want a carbine, I just don’t know what manufacturer to get…when I research I’m conflicted…
Tough choice
Only one choice...Beretta CX4....proven by military and police use....only $795....and takes Beretta pistol mags.
@@chadhaire1711 I’m going to research that…thanks
OMG And WOW Now That’s a Real Beauty…..Love it and you sure did showcase it Magnificently… You are a True Sharp Shooter and always mesmerized watching to on target!! YOU SO ROCK!!
Joan a.k.a.Ama
Thanks so much MsSuperKlutz
@@TheFirearmGuy 👍👌
Damn, we're getting close to 300,000, come on people. You don't know what you're missing!!
I really appreciate that brother
That's nice
Thanks Dave
Nice
Thanks Murat
Dead nuts? 🤨😂
I’ve only heard dead @$$
That rifle looks solid
Good stuff Peter
It is sweet
You know it bro
Where's your eye protection, Dan?! You be safe.
I was well over 20 yards
@@TheFirearmGuy That target was over 20 yards away but that loaded chamber is less that 20 inches away from your face.....if you have a bad round blow up, your eyes will get blasted...the point of glasses is it not. I know from experience that 90% about of items entering the eye while shooting comes NOT from a target, but FROM THE GUN, especially with revolvers.
RoaR
No Beretta mags ?????? Apparently Henry doesn’t realize how many different guns use that magazine.
Thanks bud
I'm working on the 92 adapter for Homesteader, but it's not going to be cheap. Factory adapters are priced at $30. I'll do good if I meet $70. Stern's adapters for 92 mags in AR9 are $187!
UPDATE: Beretta 92 adapters $112. Sadly could not even make the $70 target.
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I like it but it’s way to expensive for my taste
Thanks Mike
A seven pound carbine with the possibility of numerous malfs, in a weak caliber. If I am carrying a rifle, I am afraid that I must insist on it being in a rifle caliber.
To each its own but if anyone spends $900 on a peashooter 9 mm especially Henry have rocks in their head. Nowadays people are lenient are do not know what a good raffle is. I picked up a 22 lever action Henry about a year ago brand new in a gun shop the forearm was so loose it felt like it was going to fall off the wood was terrible and who in the hell would build a lever action rifle with a aluminum receiver and then charged over $400 for the rifle. All of your yellow boys or Golden Boys whichever you prefer if they are in a larger caliber and you do shoot it quite a bit you will have headspacing problems with it. Brass is not durable at all and how do I know this because I've been a shooter for 50-plus years,
Sry to hear that Sherwin
Henry doesn't make an aluminum receiver Goober.....and if you had a problem with that Henry it had a 100% warranty--they fix for free and pay shipping both ways.....never seen a Henry with headspace issues....I dont think you have either.
looks like a long tommy gun
"Made in the USA or not made at all." - Henry
It'd be cool to put some Glock nuts (double drum mag) on this thing.
Oh I like that idea
The Henry AR-7 is autoloading
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To mucho deniro
Good things are seldom cheap
Nice rifle , great craftsmanship great looking but no were worth what there asking for it, way to much $$$.👎
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Too heavy for a carbine and over priced. 5 round mags? seriously?
.357 Sig is the only meaningful PCC caliber (but who makes it?) If you can’t get that (and you almost can’t), save your money and buy a .22 carbine.
What manufacturer would chamber a super obscure caliber over the most common center fire caliber though? They want to sell them. Also 357 sig is probably too hot for a simple blowback action like this gun has.
Agree with 66
Why wouldvyounbuy this overpriced pcc when you can get a Ruger for half the price?
Useless rifle. Get a 5.56.
I have more rifles in 5.56 than I can count
Have you noticed how gumakers are comming out with guns that are weak for both hunting and combat. The gun channels actually push this crap.
Crap? Cmon James
It looks cheap.
It's pretty solid actually. Most other PCC are polymer and lighter whereas this one is somewhat heavy because of the wood furniture. Plus the receiver, though aluminum, is rigid as well. The barrel is of course steel and there's a counterweight under the handguard that the bolt attaches to via a pair of action bars. It functions more like a shotgun than what you might expect from a blowback operated firearm.
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Very nice rifle. Good video.👍👍
Thanks Gary
Fine looking Firearm A tad pricy for a 9MM carbine. But, its a Henry. I’m hoping Henry will eventually offer it in a non threaded barrel version. For us folks behind enemy lines
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My Henry homesteader was an absolute disaster. I'm happy to be done with that gun. I tried to like it, but it was just so unreliable. I got rid of it and got the ruger pc carbine, and it is so much better.
Sorry to hear that Lead
When your Ruger PC extractor breaks and plastic recoil buffer shatters you will wish you had a Beretta CX4 instead.
@@chadhaire1711 naw I'm good those parts have already been upgraded I'm not worried one bit about them breaking.
Nice rifle
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