Beat on the part to remove the handguard for half an hour and it won't come out. I'm worried my barrel will come off before that part... Any suggestions?
Excellent video. I watched it, realized I could not do myself. Sent it off to a gunsmith buddy… sent it back with everything installed but the hand guard was crooked. I re-watch this video, realized I could fix issue myself.❤
I’ve already done this in my Henry X 45-70, I wish this video was out then. You did a great step by step on installing it! Correction though, you can still utilize the tube load if you take the tube completely out and turn the rifle so the rim of the cartridge doesn’t get caught on the load lip area. It’s the first thing I tried after I installed the hand guard. Great video and top notch products from Ranger Point Precision!!!!
I did this to my model X in 44 mag and this is the only good video that explains how to do it. It was such a pain to do and you made it look easy. Great video
I just want to thank you for inspiring me to basically do the same to the x 357. Prob is in no way do I feel comfortable doing it myself. I’m gonna have to find someone like yourself that knows what they are doing. Thank you again!!
Took me about 7 half sheets of 600 grit sand paper to get the tenon to very snuggly fit. Just so you have an estimate on what you will need how much to expect to go through. ALSO if you have the 357 model this guy does a video on how to take out the set screw for the mag tube. To install this on the 357 you will need to take out the mag tube and put it through the stock then insert the mag tube into its slot. You will have to hang the RP handguard off to the side while its still on the mag tub then while the mag tube is inserted you will have to set both tenons at the same time, hammering them in little by little 1 at a time until its lined up property on the barrel. I have no clue how he got that in by beveling the edge on the front tenon with the RP tenon already set that had to be a super loose fit or some serious hammering. This was not a fun install but doable lol
@10:00, you mention that the loading port is not usable after the handguard is installed, but it looks like its still able to. Could you follow back up with that? I could imagine some of that may vary between the barrel lengths of the Big Boy and 45-70/30-30 models.
Hey Adam - Our Henry MLOK handguard is much longer than your current forearm at 13.25" long (blocks mag tube loading port). That goes for ALL models. We do ensure our tenon and side attachment holes in the handguard are located at the exact same place as on the factory rifle.
So glad you made this video. I installed my black RPP handguard in March & it was a bear. There really wasn't much out there in the way of a tutorial. I ended up taking more of the rifle apart than I needed but did get it done & it looks/functions awesome. I even was able to modify the RPP caddy (made for Marlin) under the handguard where those set screws go.
@@RangerPointPrecision super satisfied. You guys had my riffle on your website for a bit. I installed: -Ranger Point Precision Rhino 5" picatinny rail. -Ranger Point Precision Comet muzzle brake. -Ranger Point Precision Henry lever quick takedown screw. -Ranger Point Precision Henry M-LOK aluminum handguard. -Ranger Point Precision cartridge quiver.
Great video. I love the look of the RP handguard, but taking away the functionality of tube loading, as well as the $ they cost, I believe that I'll stick with the original
Re Henry big boy 357, you can remove the stock and hold the back and left the cover of magazine part. You can screw the part patiently then you should install the remove the tube.
Hey there brother, I just did my Henry X .44 mag and it is quite a bit different then the install you did on the 30/30. Might be worth checking into and doing another video. This one was great! Helped with a lot of the tricky parts, but definitely a learning curve on the differences on the .44 install. Thanks Tommy
@@joeallfrontsquiet8797 hey Joe, so first off when you remove the flat head screw from the bottom of the receiver to expose the allen key that holds the mag tube, you will find that there is no allen set screw on the .44….. and you cannot completely remove the mag tube without taking apart the receiver according to Henry, who I talked to on the phone…. So what I did was lift up the mag tube as much as I without causing any damage to it to get the tenion in. Then you can pretty much reinstall the front one again. Also the guard itself doesn’t go together anything like the 30/30 in this video, but it’s pretty easy to install from there. I spoke to this guy from wolf and he said he just uploaded the .44 video, but I couldn’t find it…. Good luck to you if you try it. 👊🏼
@@crookedriverforge1889 Hey how you get the front tenant off the 44mag Henry I having a bit of trouble! Same way in the video or heat it up or something? Doesn’t seem to want to move.
Just a heads up. This video does NOT apply to the 357/38 big boy x. The entire trigger assembly needs to be removed to access the mag tube set screw. It is NOT under the first screw as on this model.
any videos to do that. I found out that my 357/38 BB X does not have the pair of set screws holding the mag tube.... I'm stuck on knowing how to remove the mag tube.... help, please.
Just did this on my 38/357 X. There was no set screw keeping the ammo tube in place, and I couldn't figure out how to remove it. I was able to do the swap without removing the tube with no more trouble than in the video. Win! Thanks for the guide.
@@coolyted I was able to get mine. Still have to knock the front dovetail out but was able to carefully maneuver the magazine tube around after that enough to slide the backplate on. Once it's on and the back dovetail is replaced with the one from ranger point, then carefully lift the tube up and into the back tennon and then tap the front dovetail back into place.
I have a henry model X (M012) that was produced in May of 2024. There is not a set screw holding the mag tube in. Is removal the same excluding that step or is there a new design to hold the mag tube in?
The answer is remove the stock and trigger assembly from the bottom of the gun to access the set screw. Only adds about 10 minutes if you tinker with it.
On my 45 Long Colt model, there are no set screws holding the mag tube as you show to remove at around 4:41 (mine only has a trigger guard plate screw). There is a lot of play in the mag tube, but I dot see where the screw attachment point is.. Can I just pull on it to remove? I don't want to do any damage so I thought I would ask before I try to knock it out with a soft mallet.
They make a Ranger point handguard that has a port cut out for the loading port. Use 400 grit paper with water and it will work better. Use rocksett not loctite, loctite is temperature sensitive.
I had a Smith install mine, but after shooting it today the RPP tenon is shifting back and forth. So I'm assuming the gunsmith did not stake or locktite it. Can you give more details on how/where you staked it?
Beat on the part to remove the handguard for half an hour and it won't come out. I'm worried my barrel will come off before that part... Any suggestions?
Nice product but I picked up the midwest industries handguard and im more impressed with the build quality. All metal product zero plastic what so ever. Worth checking out
I just completed the handguard swap out per your video with my rangerpoint precision handguard! Thank you so much for the detailed videos. I'm new to lever action and just got my first henry 45-70 x model. Also added the rail on top today from them. What would you recommend for a scope for about 125 yards max distance for this rifle? Keep up the great videos!!
On the 45 Long model all you need to do to remove the poly handguard is use two pair of needle nose plyers. Stick the tips into the rectangle cut outs on each side towards the front, gently pry the polymer apart just enough to slide the front past the magazine tube end. It is a tricky process being careful not to crack the poly or scratch the barrel but it was possible with zero damage. I used JB weld to hold the screw mount in place to eliminate the back an forth or side to side sliding that occurs in the dovetailed joint.
I promise, hammering the mag tube end is not working for me. I’ve tried everything. I don’t understand why it’s not coming out. Even with screws gone, gun level, the right mallet, nothing works. How can you bypass this step?
After you loosen the hand guard, can you loosen the mag tube retention screw and remove the mag tube before you start wacking the outer mag tube support?
I noticed that you mentioned that the FEEDTUBE would be not functional after the install but afterwards it looked like that there was direct access to the feed tube. Clarify?
I purchased the sniper grey hand guard. It says it’s a gen 2 hand guard and does not look like your installation. All of the installation videos on their website is for the gen 1. Any chance you can do a video of the new hand guard?
@@buildhuntxplore thank you so much. Your video really helped me to get the hand guard and mag tube off. I think I figured it out and got the Ranger hand guard on. My front tenon is back on; but it’s not tight like it was.
Question… my henry mode; x doesnt have the 2 screws at the botton to remove the magazine tube.. i got the handguard off but can get the tube off. Cant find the second screw to loosen it all the way. What am i doing wrong?
How do I remove the mag tube on my model x 44mag. The bottom of my rifle has no tenon screw in front of the lever. The bottom, in front of the lever looks different from the one you are using for the tutorial. Please help
any advice on how to remove a stripped screw? The flat head that sits above the set screw has been stripped. UGH. Dont want to go any futher at this point tbh. Ive reached out to Louthan and RPP as they're in my neck of the woods.
Before you went to hit the loading tube out, would it have been better to have first removed those set-screws as to not potentially bend them? I only asked since you installed those screws after the tube was set on assembly.
I slightly bent mine barely noticeable the seam came apart a little but I notice it when a stare at it awhile hopefully it dosent impede anything from functioning. Idk if it was from whacking it or trying to take it out after removing the screw. Only took 3 hits with a rubbber mallet but was a pain in the ass to get tube out. May of got too rough with it. I pulled it all apart ahead of time just waiting on the handguard to come in.
Hey Brian @Wolf’s Prairie Outdoors : at your 4:31 mark when you take the mag tube out. I don’t have that set screw on my rifle - just the one larger screw next to the set screw you take out. How do I take the mag tube out?
@@simonr.7713 No sir. I had a hard time properly re-inserting the front tenon (muzzle end) and I took it to a local gunsmith. She took the gun apart to get the mag tube out.
@@strtwyz95 thanks, on my side i emailed Henry and they send me video with really good instructions for disassembly and reassembly...so the screw was inside the rifle...found it and then followed Wolf instructions in this video...now Riffle is really nice
@@omarcruz3241 to get to that screw you have tu fully disassemble the riffle, wich is not a really hard task. On the henry riffle web site, you can download a pretty much good video on how to do it. After you take the parts out and find the screw, you can do as shown in wolf s video to install your handguard
What Jarv said, here are the videos I watched: Henry Big Boy Rifle Disassembly - ruclips.net/video/0AP_eXtXeF0/видео.html Henry Big Boy Rifle Assembly - ruclips.net/video/8-sxRQHoeC8/видео.html They aren't the exact same model, but it's almost identical, except for the side gate.
I just picked up a Henry Model X in .44mag. I want to give it a facelift with Ranger point products. I’ve worked on my own guns before but am curious as to what specific piece would break if this is done improperly. Thank you for your help
Lol Jason is a great guy and a true artist. I tinker on here. He works magic with these things. You’ll see what I’m talking about very soon. He’s got one of mine right now and I’m blown away by the teaser he sent me earlier 😎👍
I am by no means a gunsmith. I’ve built a couple 80% lowers. But please do not waste your money sending this away to a gunsmith to do. I have a Henry Big Boy X in 357 and all you have to do is follow the disassembly process on the video from Henry and then follow the above range point precision install and it is no problem.
Hello Brian, great video! I installed my RPP handguard on my henry x 44mag awhile back but eventually after 300 rounds the dove tail started to shift to one side, can you share which area you stake at?
There is a set screw, the problem is it's under the plate. Here are the videos I watched to disassemble and re-assemble: Henry Big Boy Rifle Disassembly - ruclips.net/video/0AP_eXtXeF0/видео.html Henry Big Boy Rifle Assembly - ruclips.net/video/8-sxRQHoeC8/видео.html They aren't the exact same model, but it's almost identical, except for the side gate.
I got mine on last night, but I wish I would have paid someone to do it. I have the 357 which hides the second set screw under the trigger guard plate, just some extra disassembly required. On my first attemp I only sanded the stainless steel part enough to beat it into place, This caused me issues when I tried to install the end cap for the mag tube holder. Trying to get the set screw hole lined up and hammer both dove tails into place at the same time proved impossible for me. The end cap for mag tube was rotating as I tried to tap it in. So I sanded the stainless steel part until it would easily go into the groove, I later realized that I actually sanded it to far. Now that I have it assembled the hand guard moves left and right and makes a click clack sound as the front end taps the mag tube. If I had known all of this before hand I would have paid someone who knew what they were doing to do it, and it would have been worth it.
@@TRANSPORTCANADAGURU I didn’t, I believe the correct way to solve it would be to get another stainless steel block. For now I’m just living with the end of the Hand guard making a tapping noise when I put pressure on it.
@@d3vArms hmm wonder if unscrewing the side plates and droping a glob of blue loctite around the edges would at least stiffen it so that at least it doesn't rattle? 🤷♂️ Or redo the install with a couple strips of aluminum foil underneath the tenon then lightly curling the dovetail over the tenon with a punch to hold it in?
Thanks for making this video. Are the tenons the same between the X models and the standard wood stock models? I would actually like to buy an X to get the threaded barrel but then put wood furniture on it.
Does anyone have a link to the gen2 handguard install. I do not have the gun apart yet, but don't quite see what the angled set screws where it mates up with the receiver are for.
I've been in love with these handguards ever since I saw your videos! I'm ordering one for my Marlin, but have been so torn on color. I love the green but would you say it's more of a flat color or does it have a metallic appearance?
I wonder why they have made this relatively complicated. Is Henry known for not liking that people tinker with their products? Or is it more robust/reliable this way?
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Hey guys! To get this done professionally, use Louthan Gunworks:
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Great job on the installation video Brian! Just so I'm clear, if I break my rifle while installing I can blame you right? 😂😂
🤣🤣 go for it!! Thanks!! You guys rock!
Ya other than not using a nylon punch to knock the dovetail on the magazine tube out like a god damn savage it was pretty good.
Yes, I'm pretty sure he said that if you break your rifle, you not CAN, but you SHOULD blame him for it. 😂
Beat on the part to remove the handguard for half an hour and it won't come out. I'm worried my barrel will come off before that part...
Any suggestions?
Excellent video. I watched it, realized I could not do myself. Sent it off to a gunsmith buddy… sent it back with everything installed but the hand guard was crooked. I re-watch this video, realized I could fix issue myself.❤
I’ve already done this in my Henry X 45-70, I wish this video was out then. You did a great step by step on installing it! Correction though, you can still utilize the tube load if you take the tube completely out and turn the rifle so the rim of the cartridge doesn’t get caught on the load lip area. It’s the first thing I tried after I installed the hand guard. Great video and top notch products from Ranger Point Precision!!!!
Thanks for the GREAT! video. I was hesitant to remove the hand guard until I watched your video. no need to use drill. Thumbs UP for sure.
Welcome & thanks for the support!
I did this to my model X in 44 mag and this is the only good video that explains how to do it. It was such a pain to do and you made it look easy. Great video
Thanks! I try to make them thorough
Did you have to disassemble the whole gun to get to the second set screw?
If it wasn’t for this video I would have never got it done correctly! Great Job on the step by step tutorial!
Thanks for the help. 😎👍
Man, I love the OD Green. Thanks for this education.
I am so glad you came out with this video. I was hesitant in doing this. Will do it now. Thanks!
Welcome! Hope it helps 👍
I just want to thank you for inspiring me to basically do the same to the x 357. Prob is in no way do I feel comfortable doing it myself. I’m gonna have to find someone like yourself that knows what they are doing. Thank you again!!
Took me about 7 half sheets of 600 grit sand paper to get the tenon to very snuggly fit. Just so you have an estimate on what you will need how much to expect to go through.
ALSO if you have the 357 model this guy does a video on how to take out the set screw for the mag tube.
To install this on the 357 you will need to take out the mag tube and put it through the stock then insert the mag tube into its slot. You will have to hang the RP handguard off to the side while its still on the mag tub then while the mag tube is inserted you will have to set both tenons at the same time, hammering them in little by little 1 at a time until its lined up property on the barrel.
I have no clue how he got that in by beveling the edge on the front tenon with the RP tenon already set that had to be a super loose fit or some serious hammering.
This was not a fun install but doable lol
Which guys does it for the .357 mag?
Thanks alot for this video. I just ordered an RPP handguard for my Henry 44mag and this is going to be invaluable.
That sniper green is beautiful. I know Henry does things differently but you made it look so easy 😂
Lol thanks. It’s really not that bad, you just have to take it easy and one step at a time.
I’ve been beating the heck out of the Magazine Tenon and 70 smacks in, can’t get them to separate. Any other tips to get them separated?
Same here man
You get this resolved? Hitting it in the right direction?
@@krajus83 Actually yes I did. I think it was more the angle of force than the amount. Ended up getting it done without any scufs!
Oil the dovetail joint like crazy and be super careful. I use a regular punch but you can look into buying a dovetail punch or even make your own.
Dude, took me half an hour off very forceful blows and still no luck. Anyone else find any other advice that works?
Installed mine this morning after you posted, great video. Thanks!!
Awesome, glad it worked out for you! Welcome & thanks for watching!!
Any reason why the mag-tube set screws should not be removed first, before hammering out tube-tenon?
@10:00, you mention that the loading port is not usable after the handguard is installed, but it looks like its still able to. Could you follow back up with that? I could imagine some of that may vary between the barrel lengths of the Big Boy and 45-70/30-30 models.
Hey Adam - Our Henry MLOK handguard is much longer than your current forearm at 13.25" long (blocks mag tube loading port). That goes for ALL models. We do ensure our tenon and side attachment holes in the handguard are located at the exact same place as on the factory rifle.
Thanks RPP for clearing that up.
@@buildhuntxplore You're welcome!
Just ordered this rail system last night! Can’t wait to install it 🤟🏻 thanks for the vid
Awesome!! Welcome & good luck!
@@buildhuntxplore install was a success with the help of your guide! Very easy. I’ll be taking it to the range tomorrow. Thanks again
So glad you made this video. I installed my black RPP handguard in March & it was a bear. There really wasn't much out there in the way of a tutorial. I ended up taking more of the rifle apart than I needed but did get it done & it looks/functions awesome. I even was able to modify the RPP caddy (made for Marlin) under the handguard where those set screws go.
Very industrious, nice work! We hope that you enjoy the parts.
Nice! Glad you got it to work out!
@@RangerPointPrecision super satisfied. You guys had my riffle on your website for a bit. I installed:
-Ranger Point Precision Rhino 5" picatinny rail.
-Ranger Point Precision Comet muzzle brake.
-Ranger Point Precision Henry lever quick takedown screw.
-Ranger Point Precision Henry M-LOK aluminum handguard.
-Ranger Point Precision cartridge quiver.
@@buildhuntxplore thanks. I did & it was educational
@@jimjones516 If you're happy, then we're happy. Your aim is our point.
Great video.
I love the look of the RP handguard, but taking away the functionality of tube loading, as well as the $ they cost, I believe that I'll stick with the original
How close is this install to a Henry Big Boy Steel 357?
Re Henry big boy 357, you can remove the stock and hold the back and left the cover of magazine part. You can screw the part patiently then you should install the remove the tube.
Hey there brother, I just did my Henry X .44 mag and it is quite a bit different then the install you did on the 30/30. Might be worth checking into and doing another video. This one was great! Helped with a lot of the tricky parts, but definitely a learning curve on the differences on the .44 install. Thanks Tommy
Thanks! Yep, that video is getting uploaded as I type, lol.
@@buildhuntxplore you have to be kidding me! What are the chances? Thanks for sharing your knowledge my friend! 👊🏼
Just got me one of those in .44mag. May I inquire about your experience? What are the differences between the 30/30 and .44mag?
@@joeallfrontsquiet8797 hey Joe, so first off when you remove the flat head screw from the bottom of the receiver to expose the allen key that holds the mag tube, you will find that there is no allen set screw on the .44….. and you cannot completely remove the mag tube without taking apart the receiver according to Henry, who I talked to on the phone…. So what I did was lift up the mag tube as much as I without causing any damage to it to get the tenion in. Then you can pretty much reinstall the front one again. Also the guard itself doesn’t go together anything like the 30/30 in this video, but it’s pretty easy to install from there. I spoke to this guy from wolf and he said he just uploaded the .44 video, but I couldn’t find it…. Good luck to you if you try it. 👊🏼
@@crookedriverforge1889 Hey how you get the front tenant off the 44mag Henry I having a bit of trouble! Same way in the video or heat it up or something? Doesn’t seem to want to move.
Just a heads up. This video does NOT apply to the 357/38 big boy x. The entire trigger assembly needs to be removed to access the mag tube set screw. It is NOT under the first screw as on this model.
any videos to do that. I found out that my 357/38 BB X does not have the pair of set screws holding the mag tube.... I'm stuck on knowing how to remove the mag tube.... help, please.
Thanks Ed I was just wondering about that.
Jokes on you, I already broke my rifle before I saw this video.
Hahahaha well that sucks.
Since you have the mag tube off, is there an aftermarket replacement for it to get another round or two capacity?
Are a lot of you guys staking the tenon? Would you say the installation is worth the finished product?
Honestly, I’ve not staked it and had zero issues, but I would if you’re not swapping things around like I am. Yes, I love the added versatility 👍
timestap @4:32, my henry X 357 doesnt have those grub screws next to the flat head screw, thats weird
Would this be the same for the Big Boy X?
Yes. Only difference is the mag tube screw on pistol calibers. I have a video covering that as well.
So hammering out the dovetail without detaching the endpoint screws first is better?
Just did this on my 38/357 X. There was no set screw keeping the ammo tube in place, and I couldn't figure out how to remove it. I was able to do the swap without removing the tube with no more trouble than in the video. Win! Thanks for the guide.
I'd like to know also. Planning on installing mine today on my X 44 mag and if I can do it without removing the tube then that would be great!
@@slkfjariao was you able to figure this out?
how did you do it...???
@@coolyted I was able to get mine. Still have to knock the front dovetail out but was able to carefully maneuver the magazine tube around after that enough to slide the backplate on. Once it's on and the back dovetail is replaced with the one from ranger point, then carefully lift the tube up and into the back tennon and then tap the front dovetail back into place.
did you have the gen 2 version or one??
I have a henry model X (M012) that was produced in May of 2024. There is not a set screw holding the mag tube in. Is removal the same excluding that step or is there a new design to hold the mag tube in?
The answer is remove the stock and trigger assembly from the bottom of the gun to access the set screw. Only adds about 10 minutes if you tinker with it.
I dont have a set screw on the mag tube, just a screw. Am I missing something?
Im working on a BBX 45 Colt.
Great video, but what if your Henry doesn’t have the two set screws? Mines a newer model.
On my 45 Long Colt model, there are no set screws holding the mag tube as you show to remove at around 4:41 (mine only has a trigger guard plate screw). There is a lot of play in the mag tube, but I dot see where the screw attachment point is.. Can I just pull on it to remove? I don't want to do any damage so I thought I would ask before I try to knock it out with a soft mallet.
Can the RPP gen 1 be installed with out replacing the tenon? Would it attach to the stock one that is already on the Henry?
They make a Ranger point handguard that has a port cut out for the loading port.
Use 400 grit paper with water and it will work better.
Use rocksett not loctite, loctite is temperature sensitive.
Yep I’ve got the Gen 2 install coming next week 👍 I’ll try those, thanks!
I have a Henry Big boy 357 with 20" octagon barrel. Will this fit?
Not from the factory, but Louthan Gunworks can make it happen 👍
Do they make a black handguard or one in FDE?? Thank you.
I had a Smith install mine, but after shooting it today the RPP tenon is shifting back and forth. So I'm assuming the gunsmith did not stake or locktite it. Can you give more details on how/where you staked it?
Beat on the part to remove the handguard for half an hour and it won't come out. I'm worried my barrel will come off before that part...
Any suggestions?
I would think backing out the screws that hold the mag tube before knocking out of the dove tail would be better!
Hello everyone ! Do you have to remove the Mag tube to install the new handguard ??????
Is this the same process for the 1854 S&W ?
I'm ready to try this how easy is it to swap out the range of Precision stock
how much weight do this things add ?
Nice product but I picked up the midwest industries handguard and im more impressed with the build quality. All metal product zero plastic what so ever. Worth checking out
I just completed the handguard swap out per your video with my rangerpoint precision handguard! Thank you so much for the detailed videos. I'm new to lever action and just got my first henry 45-70 x model. Also added the rail on top today from them. What would you recommend for a scope for about 125 yards max distance for this rifle? Keep up the great videos!!
Does this handguard work for octagonal barrels?
Not without modification. Check Louthan Gunworks for that.
On the 45 Long model all you need to do to remove the poly handguard is use two pair of needle nose plyers. Stick the tips into the rectangle cut outs on each side towards the front, gently pry the polymer apart just enough to slide the front past the magazine tube end. It is a tricky process being careful not to crack the poly or scratch the barrel but it was possible with zero damage. I used JB weld to hold the screw mount in place to eliminate the back an forth or side to side sliding that occurs in the dovetailed joint.
Thanks for this video, I do have a question my x45-70 only had one set screw in it, is this something new? I just purchased the rifle in January
I promise, hammering the mag tube end is not working for me. I’ve tried everything. I don’t understand why it’s not coming out. Even with screws gone, gun level, the right mallet, nothing works. How can you bypass this step?
You can't. It has to be removed unless you want to modify the handguard, but that could cause problems.
What ended up being your solution? I have the same problem, and it's not just a matter of applying more force as that's not working.
After you loosen the hand guard, can you loosen the mag tube retention screw and remove the mag tube before you start wacking the outer mag tube support?
I noticed that you mentioned that the FEEDTUBE would be not functional after the install but afterwards it looked like that there was direct access to the feed tube. Clarify?
It partially covers the opening so you can't access it. They now make a Gen 2 handguard in two version, solid and open port for the mag tube.
I have the Model X there is no set screw for the magazine tube. The tube still won't come out. Any suggestions?
I purchased the sniper grey hand guard. It says it’s a gen 2 hand guard and does not look like your installation. All of the installation videos on their website is for the gen 1. Any chance you can do a video of the new hand guard?
Handguard is inbound 👍🤠
@@buildhuntxplore thank you so much. Your video really helped me to get the hand guard and mag tube off. I think I figured it out and got the Ranger hand guard on. My front tenon is back on; but it’s not tight like it was.
Just did an install video of the new Marlin one. Henry will be next week 👍
Question… my henry mode; x doesnt have the 2 screws at the botton to remove the magazine tube.. i got the handguard off but can get the tube off. Cant find the second screw to loosen it all the way. What am i doing wrong?
What if the other set screw doesn't line up with the hole??
How do I remove the mag tube on my model x 44mag. The bottom of my rifle has no tenon screw in front of the lever. The bottom, in front of the lever looks different from the one you are using for the tutorial. Please help
any advice on how to remove a stripped screw? The flat head that sits above the set screw has been stripped. UGH. Dont want to go any futher at this point tbh. Ive reached out to Louthan and RPP as they're in my neck of the woods.
Before you went to hit the loading tube out, would it have been better to have first removed those set-screws as to not potentially bend them? I only asked since you installed those screws after the tube was set on assembly.
I slightly bent mine barely noticeable the seam came apart a little but I notice it when a stare at it awhile hopefully it dosent impede anything from functioning. Idk if it was from whacking it or trying to take it out after removing the screw. Only took 3 hits with a rubbber mallet but was a pain in the ass to get tube out. May of got too rough with it. I pulled it all apart ahead of time just waiting on the handguard to come in.
Yep, I always remove the set screw before knocking out the mag tube. It’s unlikely it would get damaged if you’re careful but why risk it.
I wonder if they make one for a Golden Boy?
I have a big boy x 357, I cannot find the second set srew to remove the tube? Help
Is it true on the 44 magnum models you have to disassemble the whole gun to get to the second set screw?
Looks better before install
Hey Brian @Wolf’s Prairie Outdoors : at your 4:31 mark when you take the mag tube out. I don’t have that set screw on my rifle - just the one larger screw next to the set screw you take out. How do I take the mag tube out?
Did you manage to take the mag tube out ?
@@simonr.7713 No sir. I had a hard time properly re-inserting the front tenon (muzzle end) and I took it to a local gunsmith. She took the gun apart to get the mag tube out.
@@strtwyz95 thanks, on my side i emailed Henry and they send me video with really good instructions for disassembly and reassembly...so the screw was inside the rifle...found it and then followed Wolf instructions in this video...now Riffle is really nice
@@simonr.7713 so i have the same issue with the 357 version. Where is the screw to remove the mag tube?
@@omarcruz3241 to get to that screw you have tu fully disassemble the riffle, wich is not a really hard task. On the henry riffle web site, you can download a pretty much good video on how to do it. After you take the parts out and find the screw, you can do as shown in wolf s video to install your handguard
I have this gun in 44mag but it does not have the set screws. Just the flat head
Just ordered this except I’m pretty sure my Henry big boy x 357 doesn’t have a screw to remove the mag tube
So what do most people damage when installing this rail?
Thanks
The only thing you could really screw up is the Outer Magazine Tube by bending it.
@@somguyiknowintx5070 is it pretty straight forward?
Curios as to how you attach a sling to the Ranger Point Precision hand guard?
Does this method and takedown work exactly the same on the 357 X version as well? I ask because I do not see the set screw like on this 30-30
No, I've been told there isn't that extra screw. I don't have one on hand though.
Would this work with the .45 long colt?
Sure will 👍
What mallet/gunsmithing hammer are you using? I need a decent one
I feel like I’m forcing the mag tube back in. Any tips?
Great video, really good info
Thank you!
I broke my rifle because of you, thanks
Soooo how does this work with the 357 caliber that does not have the set screw on the mag tube?
It's there, there's just no hole in the bottom plate to access it. Bottom plate has to come off.
What Jarv said, here are the videos I watched:
Henry Big Boy Rifle Disassembly - ruclips.net/video/0AP_eXtXeF0/видео.html
Henry Big Boy Rifle Assembly - ruclips.net/video/8-sxRQHoeC8/видео.html
They aren't the exact same model, but it's almost identical, except for the side gate.
So what “can break” if you do this….;) I don’t want to send it in to have it done.
I just picked up a Henry Model X in .44mag. I want to give it a facelift with Ranger point products. I’ve worked on my own guns before but am curious as to what specific piece would break if this is done improperly. Thank you for your help
The part that goes up... but don't worry, I believe he offered to cover any damage done by anyone attempting this modification 😉
Louthan Gunworks must be pulling their hair out over this video 😂
Lol Jason is a great guy and a true artist. I tinker on here. He works magic with these things. You’ll see what I’m talking about very soon. He’s got one of mine right now and I’m blown away by the teaser he sent me earlier 😎👍
Am I missing something?
-that install doesn't look bad nor hard at all, pretty straight forward?
I am by no means a gunsmith. I’ve built a couple 80% lowers. But please do not waste your money sending this away to a gunsmith to do. I have a Henry Big Boy X in 357 and all you have to do is follow the disassembly process on the video from Henry and then follow the above range point precision install and it is no problem.
Can you please link the video from Henry for the 357 disassembly? Thank you!
Hello Brian, great video! I installed my RPP handguard on my henry x 44mag awhile back but eventually after 300 rounds the dove tail started to shift to one side, can you share which area you stake at?
Will this fit a 20 inch henry
How to remove the mag tube on the 357 model that doesn’t have a set screw for the mag tube?
There is a set screw, the problem is it's under the plate.
Here are the videos I watched to disassemble and re-assemble:
Henry Big Boy Rifle Disassembly - ruclips.net/video/0AP_eXtXeF0/видео.html
Henry Big Boy Rifle Assembly - ruclips.net/video/8-sxRQHoeC8/видео.html
They aren't the exact same model, but it's almost identical, except for the side gate.
Great video, thank you.
Mine doesn’t have that detent screws on the underside of the gun ? What do I do?
Mine either just one big flat blade screws H009 , anyone know? I don’t have Allen screws by the trigger gaurd
I got mine on last night, but I wish I would have paid someone to do it.
I have the 357 which hides the second set screw under the trigger guard plate, just some extra disassembly required.
On my first attemp I only sanded the stainless steel part enough to beat it into place, This caused me issues when I tried to install the end cap for the mag tube holder. Trying to get the set screw hole lined up and hammer both dove tails into place at the same time proved impossible for me. The end cap for mag tube was rotating as I tried to tap it in. So I sanded the stainless steel part until it would easily go into the groove, I later realized that I actually sanded it to far. Now that I have it assembled the hand guard moves left and right and makes a click clack sound as the front end taps the mag tube. If I had known all of this before hand I would have paid someone who knew what they were doing to do it, and it would have been worth it.
How did you resolve this? Shim? Stakes? Etc
@@TRANSPORTCANADAGURU I didn’t, I believe the correct way to solve it would be to get another stainless steel block. For now I’m just living with the end of the Hand guard making a tapping noise when I put pressure on it.
@@d3vArms hmm wonder if unscrewing the side plates and droping a glob of blue loctite around the edges would at least stiffen it so that at least it doesn't rattle? 🤷♂️
Or redo the install with a couple strips of aluminum foil underneath the tenon then lightly curling the dovetail over the tenon with a punch to hold it in?
Working on my .357 and I can’t get that damn front tenon to budge
Same. What did you end up doing? I feel like going to break the whole rest of the rifle getting it off.
Some videos show guys just sliding off the stock hand guard, have you tried this? Or is this the only way to install it?
You need to install the new tenon to do it properly. You also have to remove the mag tube to put the end plate on. It will not slide over the tenon.
@@buildhuntxplore ok gotcha might replace mine in the near future.
Thanks for making this video. Are the tenons the same between the X models and the standard wood stock models? I would actually like to buy an X to get the threaded barrel but then put wood furniture on it.
Hey! You’re welcome & thank you! I do not know if the tenons are the same. That would look cool for sure 👍
Does anyone have a link to the gen2 handguard install. I do not have the gun apart yet, but don't quite see what the angled set screws where it mates up with the receiver are for.
Just got my RPP handguards for my Henry X 45-70 and 357. *Heavy Breathing ensues*
LOL Good luck!
@@buildhuntxplore I'm feeling much braver doing it on my own thanks to your video! This is better than sending my rifles to get serviced!
Awesome! Hope it helps out. Just take your time and don’t force anything. Definitely gives you an extra sense of pride doing it yourself 👍
@@buildhuntxplore Thanks again for this awesome install video!
Welcome & thank you for following along!
Where i find this handguard?
Someone have any site?
Ranger Point Precision
I've been in love with these handguards ever since I saw your videos! I'm ordering one for my Marlin, but have been so torn on color. I love the green but would you say it's more of a flat color or does it have a metallic appearance?
It looks like you can still use the mag tube to load
Brian do you have a regular 45/70 Henry rifle stock and forearm ranger point precision make over video. Wood model? My parts are coming. Lol
Love the videos.
Thank you!!
I wonder why they have made this relatively complicated. Is Henry known for not liking that people tinker with their products? Or is it more robust/reliable this way?
Haha, good question. I honestly don't know, but I do know the rifle is very solid and well-built. Just a little tricky to do things do.
Knowing how much Henry repost social media of people customizing their rifles, I would say its more the latter.
@@adamb2619 Probably so. They definitely build a solid rifle. It was way smoother out of the box than any of my Marlins have been.
Link for rail system?