It seems Henry is starting to add proper loading Gates as well as having the tube cutout. Best of both worlds. If they add them to all centerfire models they'll own the market.
Yes but they carry fleas and ticks too . They may eat them but they spread them too . They also eat the fruit on the trees and piss and shit in garages and on your roof or balconies . They can overpopulate too. Took care of 33 last fruit season with 22 high power pellet gun and they were crawling with bugs .
When they say they eat ticks they don’t tell you they eat ticks off their body. They don’t search out ticks to eat. I don’t shoot them anymore but they don’t search for ticks.
My family owns several Henry's, and I've noticed when they're brand-new, you absolutely must throw the lever all the way forward, and follow it through. As they "wear in" they get a lot better.
I have this Rife for two years now and love it. It's barrel is 19/and 3/4 " long with no choke. The longer 24" version is more suitable for bird hunting and has an invector choke. The 410 Henry is based on the 45/70 platform which I also have as well as a 30/30 and recently a 410 Axe! Side by side the 410 & 45/70 are hard to tell apart. It's prudent that the rifles be cleaned & lubed as the oil from the factory isn't meant to break the gun in. & Yes short stroking the lever will cause a jamb
It's nice to see an honest individual who can admit to a possible mistake rather than trying to be cool. Great video, thank you for posting! Makes me want to go buy one !
I want one, but in CA we must hunt with "lead-free" only. Soon on the gov's desk will be another bill for him to sign that will ban lead projectiles at all shooting ranges as well. If you are in a "free state" count your blessings. - Great video & a joy to watch ... and dream!
I think pretty soon here in Calif. Anyone with a traffic conviction will probably lose their 2nd amendment rights. But if a Illegal Immigrant no worries about anything
@@GorillaCookies They will continue to chip away, until the 2nd is totally taken away, or the majority of the state realizes what is happening and changes things in the voting booth. The problem is that "conservatives are leaving the state in droves, resulting in fewer of them in the voting booths.
Makes me appreciate my Winchester 9410. It has better wood, better checkering, and a top tang safety. I have killed many deer with it and found it very effective under 75 yards. I hope Henry has great success with their model. These guns are really versatile, effective, loads of fun.
Have had this Henry Lever action .410 on order from my local dealer for months ! Was torn between the two barrel choices, but ordered the short barrel myself ! Looking forward to actually getting my hands on it finally !
We all should be buying these things off the shelves. They did work back in the day and they will do work still today, with modern gun legislation threats we need to consider always having to go backwards with tech, keep these lever actions around
Low recoil is nice ! Its funny how in the 1950's and 60's mostly kids had 410 shot guns, Most the adults I knew had 20 16 or 12 gauge shot guns. But things have changed for the better in that area.
My grandfather gave me a .410 single shot when I was a kid, couldn't even guess how many squirrels I brought home with it. Squirrels are lucky I didn't have one of those. Lol
A good ole Mossberg 500 .410 Pump fits my bill, Bought it for my wife for a Camp Site Weapon, Had 2" taken off the Butt and a nice Pad put on. Oh so smooth, pulled the plug now it holds 5 +1 in the breach.
One of the first firearms that ever used to hunt with was an H&R Topper 410 best little rabbit and squirrile gun ever. And now this WOW what an improvement. Like the old TV ad, 'You've Come a Long Way Baby.'
Great review a good honest opinion and straight to the point. Thanks. I was thinking of this as a home defense weapon for my wife but just can’t justify the price.
When your working the lever make sure that you go all the way forward and back...not lightly but with nice authority...try to keep the lever level and don't let a wobble get in the back and forth...you have to be a little heavier working the action especially with a lever shotgun it's just the nature of the beast...you were working it a little light a couple of times and not fully extending the action kinda short selling it....shotgun lever arms will bind the ammo if you get light on the action...neat piece
Looks to me the last section of the video indicated a failure to extract the spent case prior to chambering the new shell. I think Henry is aware of the extraction issue and has made improvements. Looks like a fun little gun to use around the farm yard for pests around the chicken coop and plinking with buddies. I ordered one a few days ago after looking at them for awhile and am excited to get one. Thought about getting a lower cost 410 for the farm yard but wouldn't be as much fun to shoot. I own the 45/70 20" barrel that looks just like this 410 and have had it for 2 years. Love it for hunting deer in the woods. Enjoy!
Agreed I have them both! If you can get your hands on the Axe it's perfect for quad riding or on horse back. Not to mention home defense. I tested green XLR shot on an old interior door for penetration from 10'. What it did to a brass door knob was impressive! So imagine what a slug does to someone!!
The price of 410 shells is why we load our own! Shoot them all day long!😉 in fact I'm sitting here in my Hooch looking at my 410 just waiting for a varmint to come along! Shells are in the chamber, but it's not locked, safe is on. Yeah, it's a double barrel 😁Safe, but not safe for an intruder.
I agree it's usually operator error, and people will not tell the whole truth. However I did have to send my SRM1216 in for warranty repair!! And they did have to make repairs. No problems since! I would love to and a 410 to my collection.
The last time i was in North Carolina I visited a gun shop and the owner showed me his 410 hand gun, It was just an over sized hand gun, Sadly i didn't get to see him use the gun so I don't know how good they are, but i would imagine it would be a great way to stop a home invasion especially in close quarters.
Went to a gun shop to look at one of the 410 Henry’s. They didn’t have one but I was able to handle one of the other caliber Henry’s. The guy at the store said buy a Winchester 9410. I did. I haven’t been disappointed at all. Loading gate on the side of the frame is nice. I can shoot true pairs at most stations with the Winchester. If the Winchester wasn’t available I would have bought the Henry. I do realize that the Winchester doesn’t have a warranty whereas the Henry has the lifetime one. Tony
I think 410 is an under appreciated home defense weapon. If you live in a house with kids or an apartment the chance of wall penetration with a 410 is substantially lower than say 12 gauge or any self defense pistol cartridges.
.223 is still a substantially better option than slugs or buck at the velocity thrown by .410 shotguns. Both in terminal ballistics and over penetration risks
???? They Say? Who said? Going through an interior wall is no problem! Any way your supposed to shoot the intruder not the WALL!!!!!! Smaller buck shot or a slug! There is a lot of difference in penetration power!!
I have a Chinese copy of the 1887 Winchester lever action, I got into those because I got hurt on my job and screwed up the left arm and can't use a pump shotgun like I used to. I can tell you right now that .410 00 or 000 buckshot might not have the number of pellets but I'm sure the three or four of those that hit at 7 yards will be effective.
With a flatter tip you can't short cycle a lever or it *will* jam. I've seen my friend do that shooting semi wadcutter .357s through a Marlin. Every time it jams he admits he got in a hurry and short cycled it. Round or spitzer tip loads are more forgiving.
I'm with you all day on that finger print thing. I find that a good (excellent) fitting pair of deerskin gloves takes care of it and also is a lot more forgiving on your lever hand.
My mother had a Remington bolt action 410 shotgun. Same type of tube magazine. She lived in Minnesota before moving to Dakota. It may have been used for hunting deer also.
Nice piece. I have chronic arthritis in my spine and been looking for a good all around shooter in .410. Even .20 gauge wrecks me. I wonder if Henry offers lever and trigger mods. Smooth out that 'clunky' spot in the action and set the trigger at about 3 pounds. Perfect. Thank you for the feature.
@Kamril Sounds like a great piece. At that price point who could argue! Certainly much more affordable than the Henry and semi-auto holding 10 .410 shells would be a lot of fun to shoot. I still have concerns regarding the .410 cartridge itself though. I have yet to try firing one since the accident that crippled my spine. What's the recoil like on your Saiga? I'm a die hard AR fan. I've been this way since first firing the M16 A1 in Marine Corps boot camp in 1984. Now with arthritis in my lower spine, It's the only rifle that doesn't hurt when I shoot it. I've tried other rifles that claim to have recoil buffering. But, only the AR's buffer works well enough to shoot it pain free. My Ruger 10-22 kicks harder than my AR. :)
So this gun is heavily based on the marlin designs, not just in general, but specifically the Marlin 410 from the early 2000s (the shareholder 1920s guns are rather different). In fact, I want to say the bolts are interchangeable if that gives you a good idea on the receiver shapes and whatnot. The main difference is refinement, and the marlin uses a traditional loading gate. I have a marlin, buddy recently got a henry. His is a better build quality gun, but I bought mine a little used and abused too. He's 100% right on it being so heavy the little 410 generates no recoil. Even the heavier slugs feel like 22s. It does still balance and point nicely, but the Henry system for loading which makes sense with a lot of 22s isn't ideal for a 410 as you have to manipulate it in weird ways if you don't want to flag yourself or others, and 5 rounds in the tube don't last all to long while at the range. Biggest issue I've seen is people assuming it's a rifle. Walk up to a clay stand with one and the RSO is going to be rather concerned. I want to say Henry has a newer model 410 with a loading gate now, which would be the ideal take of this platform.
Now that's something I'd buy in a heart beat a 20 gauge lever action, I wish Henry would produce an old rolling block.12 gauge I would love one theres a few on the market, though the ones that are over 1000$ are brands that are supposedly ok but I dont know them that well so I'm not willing to go that high and the one i would buy that's about 350$ is a boat anchor bunk peice of shit,, nothing but loose parts and cycling errors in the reviews
The best day with my Henery big boy was the day I bought it and the day I sold it, POS never would feed right and had a catch or hang up while operating the lever, it was truly beautiful junk, personally ill never own another one.
A 410 slug is generally over kill for anything smaller than coyotes. A one ounce slug is close to the ballistics of a 45-70 in the 410, only thing deterring accuracy is the smooth bore barrel.
I wouldnt want to be standing where that camera is, and I hope there's nobody down the line beyond the camera. Especially when it jammed...he clears the jam, puts the live shell in the chamber, closes the action, and then starts moving the bore around the room with his fingers in front of it trying to load 5 more... there's some odd video cutting around that too.
The channel name. Legally armed is what the Constitution provides. It is not the views of some narcissistic politician(s). If you are an American citizen then if you're armed legal. I know this will start a debate but It just what our Constitution provides.
I have good collection of various kind of firearms, but then bought a lever action Henry 22 for one of my kids as a first firearm to train on. I've been jealous of it ever since. Henry lever actions are just fun to shoot. (And a lever action is just pure Americana.) This .410 lever action looks like it could be that experience all over again but with something a bit different than 22 ammo (though more spendy on cost per round)
Nice lil shotgun...I always loved a .410, just hate the fact the ammo is outrageously priced. More folks would shoot em if the shells were a bit cheaper.
@Travis Thacker idk about all that...they were high even before the dual cartridge guns even came about. Even way back in the 70s they were far higher than 12 and 20ga...I still think that it would be a more popular load if the price were offset a bit, at least within a dollar or two difference, the .410 has always been my favorite small game cartridge. I have even used it for ducks and doves a few times, I think the novelty part is the home defense rounds for those snake charmer pistols and such, which you are right that does hurt the overall cost of the shells in the long run, but you do make some valid points.
liked you presentation. (explained what you going to talk about, good overview about the subject, your pace, your video editing, and debrief) well done.
My apologies for the critique, but what's up with the muzzle awareness? I cringed through the entire video while watching your muzzle pointed everywhere except downrange when not actually shooting.
@@ragimundvonwallat8961 Why I like .410 shotguns 1 gets the job done 2 powerful, without thumping recoil. 3 I like lever - action guns 4 I like shotguns This is the perfect gun for me. Not to mention the amount of fun my son has shooting jackrabbits around the ranch.
Needs to be three inch and take 45 long colts . You can't even find them let alone 2 1/2 . Also needs the new side load and front load tube like the new 44 and 357 .
Chuck Smith.... funny before I even looked at the first comment I was going to say the same exact thing! 2.5 .... might as well just buy a salt shaker and save $800!
As Tom said this should be chambered for .410 & .45 Long Colt. Don't know if it would be accurate with that much leade (freebore) in the chamber though. Sure would be cool
Not to mention it's a smooth bore of .410 in diameter,the .45 Colt is usually .451-.452" bullet diameter or groove diameter.The guns that will fire .410 as well as .45 colt are bored for .45 caliber and chambered for the .410 shell and often have shallow lands because shot and rifling don't mix very well,and they are not very accurate.Like those dumb judge and circuit judge guns.
Wow.. That's Way 2 Much Cash..... Thanks for saving my time...Ive been looking for A 410 pump,lever,Bolt..I have the old Single shot.....at 900 bucks.. ill go buy 7mm mag
I don’t worry about me I’m on a tablet..... but you’re at a Range there’s other people around.......... it’s always loaded .... Muzzle always down range
410's are so much fun to shoot, it's like the 22LR of shotguns.
It seems Henry is starting to add proper loading Gates as well as having the tube cutout. Best of both worlds. If they add them to all centerfire models they'll own the market.
Opossum's arent a nuisance. I shot my share of them but then I learned that they eat ticks and bugs and never get rabies. I dont shoot them anymore.
Yes but they carry fleas and ticks too . They may eat them but they spread them too . They also eat the fruit on the trees and piss and shit in garages and on your roof or balconies . They can overpopulate too. Took care of 33 last fruit season with 22 high power pellet gun and they were crawling with bugs .
I dont think there immune to rabies either
@@whitestripes500 it rare
When they say they eat ticks they don’t tell you they eat ticks off their body. They don’t search out ticks to eat. I don’t shoot them anymore but they don’t search for ticks.
They eat livestock dude, they gotta die.
My family owns several Henry's, and I've noticed when they're brand-new, you absolutely must throw the lever all the way forward, and follow it through. As they "wear in" they get a lot better.
I fell in love with this Henry 410 and bought it. I don't regret it. I use it as home protection and also when in the woods.
How hard is it to find ammo?
You can find ammo. But the problem is the price.@@sidneezingara1976
I have this Rife for two years now and love it. It's barrel is 19/and 3/4 " long with no choke.
The longer 24" version is more suitable for bird hunting and has an invector choke.
The 410 Henry is based on the 45/70 platform which I also have as well as a 30/30 and recently a 410 Axe! Side by side the 410 & 45/70 are hard to tell apart.
It's prudent that the rifles be cleaned & lubed as the oil from the factory isn't meant to break the gun in. & Yes short stroking the lever will cause a jamb
It's nice to see an honest individual who can admit to a possible mistake rather than trying to be cool. Great video, thank you for posting! Makes me want to go buy one !
I want one, but in CA we must hunt with "lead-free" only. Soon on the gov's desk will be another bill for him to sign that will ban lead projectiles at all shooting ranges as well. If you are in a "free state" count your blessings.
- Great video & a joy to watch ... and dream!
I think pretty soon here in Calif. Anyone with a traffic conviction will probably lose their 2nd amendment rights. But if a Illegal Immigrant no worries about anything
@@GorillaCookies They will continue to chip away, until the 2nd is totally taken away, or the majority of the state realizes what is happening and changes things in the voting booth. The problem is that "conservatives are leaving the state in droves, resulting in fewer of them in the voting booths.
My father(84yrs) just bought a henry .22 last week. Sweet little plinker.
I am convinced that anything Henry produces is perfect.
TOTALY Agree have a few LOVE them. Customer service the BEST. No issues just getting different parts for my Henrys.
the AR7 Henry produces a genuine worthless piece of crap. jam-o-matic junk
I love these lever action guns and .410 is perfect for me. I have trouble with pump action, but i can work the lever just fine. Love Henry everything!
Nancy M-R I gotta ask how do you have trouble with a pump?
@@ViktoriousDead lol.no fuckin idea lever is much more technically hard so no idea
I bought my wife one for her birthday, she loves it.
Gotta love a Henry
I like the winchester model 1887, but this gun seems pretty good.
Actually really cool on the rain. The puddles around the targets are sweet to see the splash!
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I got the Henry .410 SIDE-LOADER, with brass receiver. I put brass Skinner sights on it. Beautiful lever-action musket, with slugs.
Makes me appreciate my Winchester 9410. It has better wood, better checkering, and a top tang safety. I have killed many deer with it and found it very effective under 75 yards. I hope Henry has great success with their model. These guns are really versatile, effective, loads of fun.
David Matz a safety on a lever gun is just absolutely disgusting
Is this a break open single shot long gun?
That's a pretty sweet little gun. Gotta love the Hornadys.
Have had this Henry Lever action .410 on order from my local dealer for months !
Was torn between the two barrel choices, but ordered the short barrel myself !
Looking forward to actually getting my hands on it finally !
Have the same 410 and love it but the selection of 2 1//2 “ shells are very limited ,wish it would have been 3” chamber.
@@Doolz45 I haven't had a problem. Did a shop that carries the 410 Governor will have a wide selection from red bird shot to defense rounds.
The short batrel version is a great home defense weapon.
super beautiful !! Excellent for small game hunting..( 5:36 it's not a one and a half slug, but 1/5 oz. !!) Tk for this vid
Got one. Wanted the side port reload but didn't want to spend the extra $200
We all should be buying these things off the shelves. They did work back in the day and they will do work still today, with modern gun legislation threats we need to consider always having to go backwards with tech, keep these lever actions around
Never compromise.
That kind of thinking is why things get banned.
Not because of ignorant or malicious legislators, but because we willingly let them.
@@DougsDiggers agreed
If semi autos get banned, pump/lever actions will be next on their list.
@@CaptDestro exactly. These firearms deserve respect and preservation , they are a link in the chain
Main reason I don't have "scary" guns SKS, lever actions, and classic wood.
Low recoil is nice ! Its funny how in the 1950's and 60's mostly kids had 410 shot guns, Most the adults I knew had 20 16 or 12 gauge shot guns. But things have changed for the better in that area.
My grandfather gave me a .410 single shot when I was a kid, couldn't even guess how many squirrels I brought home with it. Squirrels are lucky I didn't have one of those. Lol
Nice my dad bought me a Mossberg 410 when I was 14 loved it shot lots with it .
A good ole Mossberg 500 .410 Pump fits my bill, Bought it for my wife for a Camp Site Weapon, Had 2" taken off the Butt and a nice Pad put on. Oh so smooth, pulled the plug now it holds 5 +1 in the breach.
.410 gauge slug would make a great self defense round. That is a .45 cal. chunk of lead coming out the muzzle.
yeah, but very low velocity.
Don't know where you got your info on 410 slugs being low velocity.....410 slugs run 1700 fps to 1800 fps at the muzzle. On par with 44 mag energy
One of the first firearms that ever used to hunt with was an H&R Topper 410 best little rabbit and squirrile gun ever. And now this WOW what an improvement. Like the old TV ad, 'You've Come a Long Way Baby.'
I just picked one of these up, still haven’t shot it. But I will say the fit and finish is awesome. Very solid gun.
Great review a good honest opinion and straight to the point. Thanks. I was thinking of this as a home defense weapon for my wife but just can’t justify the price.
Thank you for the feedback and kind words, sir. 👊🏻💥🇺🇸
When your working the lever make sure that you go all the way forward and back...not lightly but with nice authority...try to keep the lever level and don't let a wobble get in the back and forth...you have to be a little heavier working the action especially with a lever shotgun it's just the nature of the beast...you were working it a little light a couple of times and not fully extending the action kinda short selling it....shotgun lever arms will bind the ammo if you get light on the action...neat piece
Looks to me the last section of the video indicated a failure to extract the spent case prior to chambering the new shell. I think Henry is aware of the extraction issue and has made improvements. Looks like a fun little gun to use around the farm yard for pests around the chicken coop and plinking with buddies. I ordered one a few days ago after looking at them for awhile and am excited to get one. Thought about getting a lower cost 410 for the farm yard but wouldn't be as much fun to shoot. I own the 45/70 20" barrel that looks just like this 410 and have had it for 2 years. Love it for hunting deer in the woods. Enjoy!
Agreed I have them both! If you can get your hands on the Axe it's perfect for quad riding or on horse back. Not to mention home defense. I tested green XLR shot on an old interior door for penetration from 10'. What it did to a brass door knob was impressive! So imagine what a slug does to someone!!
I love a .410 shotgun, but hate the price of the shells.
The price of 410 shells is why we load our own! Shoot them all day long!😉 in fact I'm sitting here in my Hooch looking at my 410 just waiting for a varmint to come along! Shells are in the chamber, but it's not locked, safe is on. Yeah, it's a double barrel 😁Safe, but not safe for an intruder.
You ain't lying
Yes the price on 410 shells are high reloading would be cheaper I have a single 410 very old but still functional.
@BWM You can pick these up all day long for under $700. Not sure where you're buying your guns from.
@BWM $300 ? Are you poor or something ?
I agree it's usually operator error, and people will not tell the whole truth.
However I did have to send my SRM1216 in for warranty repair!!
And they did have to make repairs.
No problems since!
I would love to and a 410 to my collection.
The Remington Slug box said "1/5 oz". I think you'd have to step up to 3 inch 12 gauge shell to 1 1/2 oz slug.
Only a 10ga. 3.5mag gets that heavy.
The last time i was in North Carolina I visited a gun shop and the owner showed me his 410 hand gun, It was just an over sized hand gun, Sadly i didn't get to see him use the gun so I don't know how good they are, but i would imagine it would be a great way to stop a home invasion especially in close quarters.
I love Henry Rifles!
I have a Remington 870 Express in .410 gauge. Love it. And I can use 3 inch shells. i think I paid $175.00 about twenty years ago.
Henry firearms are always worth a buy, 100% made in America, I live just a stone's throw from where they get all their walnut.
@Ralco Gaming. Where do they source their walnut lumber?
@@markclemmens2862 Missouri, about an hour from Branson.
Went to a gun shop to look at one of the 410 Henry’s. They didn’t have one but I was able to handle one of the other caliber Henry’s. The guy at the store said buy a Winchester 9410. I did. I haven’t been disappointed at all. Loading gate on the side of the frame is nice. I can shoot true pairs at most stations with the Winchester. If the Winchester wasn’t available I would have bought the Henry. I do realize that the Winchester doesn’t have a warranty whereas the Henry has the lifetime one. Tony
I think 410 is an under appreciated home defense weapon. If you live in a house with kids or an apartment the chance of wall penetration with a 410 is substantially lower than say 12 gauge or any self defense pistol cartridges.
The 410 muzzle velocity, range, and penetration are equal to 12 or 20 gauge. You just have less pellets.
Shoot Straight.
.223 is still a substantially better option than slugs or buck at the velocity thrown by .410 shotguns. Both in terminal ballistics and over penetration risks
???? They Say? Who said? Going through an interior wall is no problem! Any way your supposed to shoot the intruder not the WALL!!!!!! Smaller buck shot or a slug! There is a lot of difference in penetration power!!
@@johncromar8382 Only the 3 inch 410 have the same velocity.
Great video. My dad bought me a Henry 30-30. Absolutely beautiful and a smooth runner.
I have a Chinese copy of the 1887 Winchester lever action, I got into those because I got hurt on my job and screwed up the left arm and can't use a pump shotgun like I used to. I can tell you right now that .410 00 or 000 buckshot might not have the number of pellets but I'm sure the three or four of those that hit at 7 yards will be effective.
Wish my .357 had that bluing over the brass. That Walnut looks fantastic & beautiful.
Just buy a Bluing kit and blue the brass
@@SlickCat except that will rub off from previous experiences with re-bluing a Ruger Super Blackhawk
Love Henry,s very nice I have 2 so far I think I ll strongly conceded this one
With a flatter tip you can't short cycle a lever or it *will* jam. I've seen my friend do that shooting semi wadcutter .357s through a Marlin. Every time it jams he admits he got in a hurry and short cycled it. Round or spitzer tip loads are more forgiving.
The $893 MSRP is ridiculous. Its a Henry but its still a .410 and should be priced accordingly
Fast forward to the end of 2020 where they’re selling for $1500+. Unreal.
@@billybuttons4298 there goes my chances of buying one!
@@brandonhudson9952 I was just thinking about a 410 shotgun, too. God I wish I didn't wait until 2020 to become a gun owner!
For that you could probably buy a new ar or ak
@@mehoyminoy1237 definitely, i went to a gun expo the other day and saw customized ARs and AK platforms for no more than $840
A slide action version would be nice. Also, a three inch chamber would be a plus.
Need a 3 inch Henry 410.
AGREED!
A 2.5 is useless, I like killing game - not wounding it!!!
Exactly .410 is weak to begin with, wonder why they didn't do 3 inch?
@@bobboitt3126 not that week stops yotes fast.
Yes. 3 inch .410 is one of my most favorite rounds, and I'd love to have that in a lever gun, preferably Henry.
lever action rifles are always fun to shoot no need to rush it enjoy
Man one of these would be an awsome addition to my collection.
O'Henry...my guy✊Like that last round👍im down with the lever action
Recoil pads aren’t just for women and kids... their for smart people 😁.
*they’re for smart people
Jason 😂
And people with long arms
@@user-uw1lc1ot4k kinda defeats the point, huh? Lol
They're ........ Smart man, not their.
I love that 410 henry....that lever action 20g would be great..take care..🤠
Awesome .410, great review as well. I love all of Henry's firearms, but the prices on some are way outta line in my opinion.
Thanks for sharing!.
I'm with you all day on that finger print thing. I find that a good (excellent) fitting pair of deerskin gloves takes care of it and also is a lot more forgiving on your lever hand.
Switch it to a semi large loupe like my 30/30
A think the MSRP of $893 is too expensive for what it is.
he had me until that
Absolutely. Why does this .410 cost more than a brand new AK?
@@zp5718 depends ak brand, Henry's are lifetime guns, from my knowledge,
Way too much, I'll stick with my single shot used break barrel
Too pricey for me, but I can dream
I didnt know Mike Judge likes guns. Hell yeah!
Love it...... but IT'S a little too much 893.00 !
My mother had a Remington bolt action 410 shotgun. Same type of tube magazine. She lived in Minnesota before moving to Dakota. It may have been used for hunting deer also.
Really... interesting
Nice piece. I have chronic arthritis in my spine and been looking for a good all around shooter in .410. Even .20 gauge wrecks me. I wonder if Henry offers lever and trigger mods. Smooth out that 'clunky' spot in the action and set the trigger at about 3 pounds. Perfect. Thank you for the feature.
@Kamril Sounds like a great piece. At that price point who could argue! Certainly much more affordable than the Henry and semi-auto holding 10 .410 shells would be a lot of fun to shoot. I still have concerns regarding the .410 cartridge itself though. I have yet to try firing one since the accident that crippled my spine. What's the recoil like on your Saiga?
I'm a die hard AR fan. I've been this way since first firing the M16 A1 in Marine Corps boot camp in 1984. Now with arthritis in my lower spine, It's the only rifle that doesn't hurt when I shoot it. I've tried other rifles that claim to have recoil buffering. But, only the AR's buffer works well enough to shoot it pain free. My Ruger 10-22 kicks harder than my AR. :)
So this gun is heavily based on the marlin designs, not just in general, but specifically the Marlin 410 from the early 2000s (the shareholder 1920s guns are rather different). In fact, I want to say the bolts are interchangeable if that gives you a good idea on the receiver shapes and whatnot. The main difference is refinement, and the marlin uses a traditional loading gate. I have a marlin, buddy recently got a henry. His is a better build quality gun, but I bought mine a little used and abused too.
He's 100% right on it being so heavy the little 410 generates no recoil. Even the heavier slugs feel like 22s. It does still balance and point nicely, but the Henry system for loading which makes sense with a lot of 22s isn't ideal for a 410 as you have to manipulate it in weird ways if you don't want to flag yourself or others, and 5 rounds in the tube don't last all to long while at the range.
Biggest issue I've seen is people assuming it's a rifle. Walk up to a clay stand with one and the RSO is going to be rather concerned.
I want to say Henry has a newer model 410 with a loading gate now, which would be the ideal take of this platform.
Oh, I am in love with that gun!
wow what a great gun. very fun to have and use i bet.
I'll wait for the 20 gauge model I wish Henry would chamber a lever action in 460S&W & 454 casull!
Eric Laney look at big horn armory
Now that's something I'd buy in a heart beat a 20 gauge lever action, I wish Henry would produce an old rolling block.12 gauge I would love one theres a few on the market, though the ones that are over 1000$ are brands that are supposedly ok but I dont know them that well so I'm not willing to go that high and the one i would buy that's about 350$ is a boat anchor bunk peice of shit,, nothing but loose parts and cycling errors in the reviews
The best day with my Henery big boy was the day I bought it and the day I sold it, POS never would feed right and had a catch or hang up while operating the lever, it was truly beautiful junk, personally ill never own another one.
Would love a 20ga lever action for home defense...
A 410 slug is generally over kill for anything smaller than coyotes. A one ounce slug is close to the ballistics of a 45-70 in the 410, only thing deterring accuracy is the smooth bore barrel.
Watch how you swing that barrel around and keep the actions opened.
I wouldnt want to be standing where that camera is, and I hope there's nobody down the line beyond the camera. Especially when it jammed...he clears the jam, puts the live shell in the chamber, closes the action, and then starts moving the bore around the room with his fingers in front of it trying to load 5 more... there's some odd video cutting around that too.
I appreciate your honesty. That is sweet little shotgun.
Thanks for the video. It was AWESOME.
I like it, a little different for a 410
Nice review Paul. Nice gun too. One of these days ill get me a Henry.
The gun looks awesome henry guns are awesome but way over priced
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Great vid
I have a serious want for a lever action rifle, these look like fun also
I have good collection of various kind of firearms, but then bought a lever action Henry 22 for one of my kids as a first firearm to train on. I've been jealous of it ever since. Henry lever actions are just fun to shoot. (And a lever action is just pure Americana.) This .410 lever action looks like it could be that experience all over again but with something a bit different than 22 ammo (though more spendy on cost per round)
Bought one about a year ago... love it. Awesome little gun.
I would buy one if it had a loading gate, I hate the muzzle-loader style of reloading. I'll just keep my 30-30 Winchester
I have 1at hom
Yes, if they made a marlin style loading gate, where you can top it off while shooting (unlike the win 94).
Nice shot gun love the 410 use mine for small game hunting and plinking
Nice lil shotgun...I always loved a .410, just hate the fact the ammo is outrageously priced. More folks would shoot em if the shells were a bit cheaper.
@Travis Thacker idk about all that...they were high even before the dual cartridge guns even came about. Even way back in the 70s they were far higher than 12 and 20ga...I still think that it would be a more popular load if the price were offset a bit, at least within a dollar or two difference, the .410 has always been my favorite small game cartridge. I have even used it for ducks and doves a few times, I think the novelty part is the home defense rounds for those snake charmer pistols and such, which you are right that does hurt the overall cost of the shells in the long run, but you do make some valid points.
Reload 'em for 10c.
Sweet. Thanks buddy.
liked you presentation. (explained what you going to talk about, good overview about the subject, your pace, your video editing, and debrief) well done.
it was a good video tums upp beatiful gun i like the wood and the looks of it
Muzzle everywhere nice🤔
The longer barrel version, which I have, uses a choke. Slugs are not recommended. Guess I will have to buy one of the shorter models also!
My apologies for the critique, but what's up with the muzzle awareness? I cringed through the entire video while watching your muzzle pointed everywhere except downrange when not actually shooting.
Henry…fine weapons!
nice little gun like to have one, have a 410 pump that my son has now
id love to have a 410 pump...i dont know why but i always loved 410, i think its just because the little shells are so cute haha
@@ragimundvonwallat8961
Why I like .410 shotguns
1 gets the job done
2 powerful, without thumping recoil.
3 I like lever - action guns
4 I like shotguns
This is the perfect gun for me. Not to mention the amount of fun my son has shooting jackrabbits around the ranch.
Needs to be three inch and take 45 long colts . You can't even find them let alone 2 1/2 . Also needs the new side load and front load tube like the new 44 and 357 .
Why didn`t they make them for 3 inch shells .
Chuck Smith.... funny before I even looked at the first comment I was going to say the same exact thing! 2.5 .... might as well just buy a salt shaker and save $800!
As Tom said this should be chambered for .410 & .45 Long Colt. Don't know if it would be accurate with that much leade (freebore) in the chamber though. Sure would be cool
Not to mention it's a smooth bore of .410 in diameter,the .45 Colt is usually .451-.452" bullet diameter or groove diameter.The guns that will fire .410 as well as .45 colt are bored for .45 caliber and chambered for the .410 shell and often have shallow lands because shot and rifling don't mix very well,and they are not very accurate.Like those dumb judge and circuit judge guns.
Lost me at $893 US
Wow.. That's Way 2 Much Cash..... Thanks for saving my time...Ive been looking for A 410 pump,lever,Bolt..I have the old Single shot.....at 900 bucks.. ill go buy 7mm mag
These sell for under $750 all day at any decent shop. I got mine in 24" with the interchangable invector chokes for $739.
@@kylemoser7183 still too high
Absolutely would like to buy one 410 hendry lever action . Also with the 22 lever action.
Wish Henry would make a 35 Remington.
You and one other person.....nobody cares about this obscure round.
What we need is a copy of the old Winchester Model 41, slide action, .410
Not a fan of the tub magazine, other than that Henry makes a great gun
Price tag is too big of a pill to swallow along with shell cost.
Did the clunk ever smooth out? I was thinking the tube caused it, i was really glad when henry came out with the side gate lever gun
410 shells are cheap when you buy shot by the ton and powder by the 8 pound bottle like we did in my competition days.
I saw one of these in a local gun shop yesterday,I should had got it.
Go back and get it
You right, man! Thanks
I don’t worry about me I’m on a tablet..... but you’re at a Range there’s other people around.......... it’s always loaded .... Muzzle always down range