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Henry .22 Lever Action Carbine Review
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- There are many great 22 rifle options on the market today but Henry's 22 lever action carbine rifle just might be one of the most versatile and best overall values on the market today. Watch this video to find out why...
Had my new Henry carbine at the range yesterday, and a young 10-year old boy in the next lane was fascinated by it. I asked his father if it was okay if he shot it, and got approval. Spent about ten minutes going over the ins and outs, and then let him try a tube full. He got a nice grouping at ten yards, and we were both quite happy. I think I know what he is going to asking for at Christmas this year. :-)
A used marlin
Just purchased that exact same rifle, my first lever action .22 I think it’ll be way more fun that my ruger 10/22 ‘s, definitely more of an American classic!
I have a large loop lever carbine model, and it's just a great little rifle. Love shooting it, and it's very accurate. Thanks for thew video!
I just ordered my first Henry .22 carbine rifle. (H001L)
Great review and information!!
Thank you.
I just ordered the last Henry 22carbine rifle.
@@timhallas4275 is h001L the same as the youth version?
@@ClearWater7.62 No. The L means a large loop. Y means youth version with regular loop. All other specs seem to be the same.
The reciever is steel, the cover is alloy.
The receiver is under what you called a receiver. Take it apart and see. You can ship the cover of the receiver without going through your FFL. They are definitely fun to shoot and accurate.
I have the H001 and LOVE IT. Of my .22lr rifles...my fav and most accurate
I own a Henry .22 and I love it and I use it for small game hunting and for pest control.
Have you ever shot a 39a?
The aluminum receiver never bugged me because it’s a .22 not a 30-30 😂😂
😂👍
Its not even an aluminum receiver, its only the cover, receiver is steel
I have this gun in a youth model.
It makes the handiest lil carbine.
This is what I did...
First I put sling swivels on... A rifle without a sling is like a pistol without a holster
Next I leather wrapped the lever...So comfortable... big difference
Went with that for a while
Then a little later I ordered the saddle ring receiver cover
Now It looks as sweet as it shoots
I put a strip of leather on the ring so I can stop the ring from slamming against the receiver
as I walk I can hang on to strip of leather and with my lever hand
Well said. I love my Henry’s. I have other guns but the Henry .22 carbine is the most fun to shoot and it is the one everyone wants to shoot.
I just bought one yesterday, damn nice gun for the mondy!
Winchester made in Japan browning also. Henry. Made in The USA
The Japanese ones are better so STFU.
Browning makes great guns
@@chadhaire1711 Wow, why so angry? Yes, the Japanese ones are made to more exacting standards and cost a LOT more for that quality. Sometimes, people would just prefer to support American companies. Other times, it doesn't matter and they just want a superior product and are willing to pay for it. It's okay to be proud of your country and I sincerely doubt that you would have said that mean statement to his face. Only, a rude, ugly, small minded person would do that. I doubt you are that person.
@@sissydreams7494 Bite me
@@chadhaire1711 Oh, I stand corrected. You really ARE a rude, ugly, small minded person. Thanks for the clarification.
Picking mine up in 2 weeks! Can't wait
I've had more fun with my Henry carbine than any gun I own...and I own a lot lol. It's so light and easy. Plus it will drive nails 👍. I'm going to teach my 10 year old daughter to shoot this spring with it. I may even give it to her. I got a full size Henry 22 that's never even been shot. I had so much fun with the large loop carbine that I never bothered with the full size one I have
Good man, lucky young lady, teach em young, teach em right
I just bought my first Henry; is my 2nd 22; also my second leaver action however my first Henry. I have always been a huge fan of leaver actions, there’s something about southpaws and leaver actions that go hand in-hand, that’s just the way it is. Having said that I must admit that I have always been a Marlin man. And I thought it would always be that way, I am glad that Henry made a working mans gun! I’m glad not everything has to be “golden” from them, I never thought I would buy Henry, yet I have one now, thanks for expanding to something I would want; good quality without the “Cadillac” price tag. Henry deserves a TON of credit for making this move and yes they make one H*ll of a rifle!!!!!
Last new 39a was sold for $3600
@@jasonstewart3748 what is a 39A? Also 3600 is very steep. In my book! I paid about 600$ plus some fees for having it shipped to a FFL, and all of that. I am very happy with what I have, I am happy with the fact that Henry made a working mans gun, and they left the gold for something else for my purchase!
@@kb6069 its a very nice takedown marlin levar gun.
Thanks for the video. Looking at the Henry 22lr small game carbine with peep sights.
Those peep sights look so bad a$$ man
Great improvement!!!
This carbine version VS the youth model, are the only differences stock length and loop size?
I have that Henry .22 and a couple of savages a Mark II TR and a FVT all so had a single shot and a semi auto they all shot much better groups than the Henry, the Henry is a fun gun to shoot but hard to take down to clean compared to the bolt action and I all so have a Marlin 444 leaver witch is also much simpler to take down and clean. I am of the old school where you clean your guns every time you use them. The fit and finish on the Henry was very good on the out side, but when I took it apart was not to pleased as the finish on the inner parts marked up way to easy, and the bluing came off in several places. As I said if you want a fun little gun for shooting cans and steel it is great, but when you put it on paper not so good, for tight groups. I would also want some thing more accurate for hunting. I thought I might of just got a bad one but when I look at some of the videos the groups are not that great. But again it is a fun gun for plinking, if you do not mid the extra time for cleaning it properly.
Carabinas lindas 22 🙂👏👏👏👍
I have the youth model big loop..i love love it..!..you have the best videos
How about shooting the CCI 22lr 21 grain copper?
I know the price difference on this two rifles lever action carbine and golden boy silver youth but what are the differences between this two when it comes to shoot? Thanks
Just put a Henry 22 on order to teach my grand daughter to shoot. She is almost 2
You can't beat a Henry
Do they make a takedown model?
I'll keep with American made Henry
I'm after a light weight .22 as a pack gun for when I'm out carrying a heavier rifle. I'm torn between this and the youth model (which is $170 cheaper here). Anyone have a recommendation?
BonesTheCat I’m also torn between the youth and carbine model but I decided I’m going to go with the youth model because it’s 1” shorter in the stock and as far as the big loop goes you really don’t need it unless you have massive meat hands or you plan on wearing heavy gloves in the winter time. I live out in Az so I won’t need any gloves at all. I want the smallest rifle lever action 22lr I can find and the youth model is it.
efm2169 - yeah fair call. Thanks for the reply.
I have both only differences loop stock may be a tiny bit shorter
So, since it's .22, is it legal in the UK
Never you have to hunt with your bare hands and thats clearly the way the people over there want it.
@@jasonstewart3748 lmao
Leevra guns!
You can't fire a 22 Magnum out of a Henry?
how is this compared to the golden boy?
About $120 Cheaper & no shiny Gold parts & the Golden Boy has an octagon barrel so it is quiet a bit heavier also.
I got both there two great guns both are tack drivers.
@@1OFGODSOWN *brass
@@bananasrotate7821 brasslite*
I thought the golden boy was over 1,000 and the H001 is around 300-350
was thinking about this or a 10 /22 , but wasnt aware of the different shells it can use. thanks
I had a BL22. It was junk. Jammed all the time.
How bout 22 mag
$600.00 is not really cheap to me, but the cost cutting manufacturing is still there. Really cheap looking spray painted alloy receiver cover, plastic forearm band, and poor fitting of very nice wood.
The msrp of the Henry H001 is $405 & is ~$300 at most retailers.
Your prices are totally off. The Henry is cheaper than Browning but at $300 more than Rossi at $200.
A Ruger 10/22 can be had as low as $180.....nowhere near the Henry.
A friend of mine has had a Browning 22 forever, but when we go shooting it jams about 30% of the time. He keeps a small screwdriver with him to get it out. I told him a lever would fix all of that! I love my Henry!
@@kb6069 Browning 22 lever actions dont jam.....my Henry 22 pump does all the time---if it fires at all.
@@chadhaire1711 that stinks, I wasn’t exactly knocking Browning, I have a pair of there shotguns and have always liked them. But as far as my buddies 22 it most definitely jams and he really does keep a small screwdriver to clear the shell that is setting sideways stuck.
Yes I have told him it could be the ammo.
@@kb6069 if he has not tried at least 6 different brands, he is not too bright and has nothing to bitch about.
the safety sucks
The only safety is the traditional and completely adequate half cock. Thankfully Henry didn't ruin it .
vtwintora. Any safety is only as good as the person using the rifle.
The internal cross bar prevents fireing without the trigger being pulled, hammer cannot hit the fireing pin.