Lever-Action Pistol Perfection: Henry Mare's Leg

The name Henry Repeating Arms is synonymous with purely American-made firearms, the vast majority of which are lever-action rifles.
But did you know that Henry also builds an unusual series of lever-driven handguns in the Mare’s Leg? We’ve finally gotten around to spending some quality time with the shorty and have some thoughts to share.

[@clintwestwood1895]

I don't need this classic piece, but I want it.

[@kevinl4966]

Very cool....... . Thank you.

[@bpie8390]

God bless, I gotta git me 1. Excellent video. Keep up the good work younz are doin' over there! Once again God bless ya.

[@Se7enBeatleofDoom]

The 80s movie sequel starring Rutger Hauer was a worthy sequel to the television show.

[@ExploreAmerica]

I enjoy her reviews

[@allhonesty848]

I got one in .357 on Gunbroker as a "factory second" (scratch and dent) for ~$900. Anyone on a budget, that's the way to go if you don't mind small imperfections in the cosmetics. Functions flawlessly, accurate and almost 0 recoil due to it's weight. Wouldn't trade it for anything.

[@guineapigzed]

Daily carry.

[@toolman67]

What’s that bad boy set you back? Oh, just saw the pricing. Over a grand for larger caliber, a bit steep for my blood.

[@MrEvilTag]

No reason for these to be anything over 600

[@allhonesty848]

>$1000 on GB (depending on caliber...the 22s are way cheaper but 357 or 44 or 45lc are north of a grand) but look for "scratch and dent" or "factory seconds." Some minor cosmetic flaws but functions perfectly and will be ~$400 less.

[@lucion511]

Its a nice piece. Wonder if it comes in Black Chrome plating instead.

[@seka1986]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@willy4571]

Kristin if i were 30yrs younger