This gun is my favorite gun I own. It was my grandpas and he let me shoot it everytime we went to the range or to our property. I grew up with this rifle. It reminds me of my grandpa every time I look at it. If I had to give up one of my guns I’d give up any rifle before I gave this one up. It now sits in my room where I can take a quick look to see my grandpa.
Was at a gun show today and saw a beautiful 1961 Marlin 39A with a price tag of $970.00. I salivated for awhile, gathered my composure, and went over to Walmart and bought the Henry Classic for $278.00.
yea, i bought the 61- 39a paid 650 for it in the original box in unfired non scratched pristine condition and today im also adding the henry aswell as a henry 44mag ;) cant have enough, while people craze over the semis which i have, ill salivate over my wall of leverguns. ever heard of a ruger lever action? i own 3 one in each caliber. why not better to have and not need than need and not have.
Was at a gun store yesterday and saw a Model 39 Octagon from 1912. It was far from minty and the price tag was a little over 2,000 dollars. An absurd amount if you ask me. I could get a Winchester Model 94 from the 1890’s for that much.
Marlins are garbage. So are the Brownings. You want the best, buy the Winchester 9422. Dollar for dollar, the Henry is great, but it ain't no 9422. I've had 3 Henry's. The one I have now, had been back to the factory 3 times, but the customer service is great. 3 tries, and they got me a rifle that works!
That was by far one of the best demo videos I've seen on a rifle.. goes on to prove Henry is a solid manufacturer and backs up their product. Just ordered my first 22 - a Henry Classic Lever Action
My dad got me one of these when I was 14 or 15 years old. I'm 28 now and it has never jammed once and always shoots straight. Especially with a Marble tang aperture sight.
Hahaha that's what I'm doing too ;) ;) he's only 7 months but I think he will grow in to it. I'll have to field test it tho to make sure it's safe for him hehehehehe
I bought my first 22 at age 13. I am 68 in November and just bought myself a Henry Golden Boy Silver .22 Magnum Rifle Model H004SM!..... and I absolutely love the pretty thing!!!
Man if society was like that again things would be a lot better. Without the media making kids scared of guns, I’m 23 now have two boys of my own that are going to grow up like me, I know some people started earlier but I started shooting at 7, my dad bought me this exact rifle when I was 12 as my first gun. It’s going to be my firstborns first gun when he’s old enough and I’m thinking of buying another one for my second born. Growing up around guns and knowing how to be safe with them is essential and would prevent a lot of death in my opinion. So that’s how my boys are being raised, plus my fondest memories are out at the range or in the woods shooting with my dad I can only hope my boys will hold those memories with me as dear as I hold them with my dad.
I don't think I could ever be a Henry fanboy. As I sit here with my Henry catalog, drinking from my Henry mug, grabbing my Henry keychain and Henry hat to go out. But I'm not a fanboy. ( Lol ) Rich 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🔫
Same here, I"m 73 now and I too bought the shirts,hats,gun and the gun case. ai buy their shirts a lot. The bet thing about the company is you can contact them and they will answer. They take pride in their products and stand behind them
This was the second firearm I bought for my son, following his Ruger SR22. Both are great starter firearms for the young ones, first time shooters, and plinkers.
I found one of these marked "used $150." So I gave it a once over and it was brand new, it did have a chip out of the butt plate right along the edge. (Someone probably dropped it) got the guy interested in a multiple gun deal and he sold me that henry for $110 at the end. And it's now one of my favorite guns. Dead accurate, and cheap to shoot. Also very smooth action.
Large loop carbine in 22 and big boy in 357mag owner myself. Love them. Always come out to the farm with me. I held a pump action henry 22...now i need one.
I ordered two Henry trifles through GanderMoutain a few years back. After they came in I went to pick them up. I did not purchase either gun as one had several metal finishing scratches and screw head mark on it, the other one had a cracked stock . I instead bought browning , remington and Savage , never looked back at Henry, except to write Henry about this and NEVER got a response.
I've had the shorter barrelled large loop version for years, love it! Great quality, if your using it for small game without a scope you will want to charge the front sight, way to big and thick for small rodents. While your at it throw a skinner ghost ring on the barrell, huge upgrade, some new Henry models come with skinner sights so obviously they took note, gotta love Henry!
Leveraction3030 I hear you, I'm about to scope a big game lever rifle for the same reason, I'll probally go with a scout and always keep my ghost ring on though... What are you gonna do? With a peep I've had to let a lot of nice bucks walk that were a little far for peeps. Pros and cons for everything I suppose. Scopes just ain't cool... But they sure work.
I am very excited to have just bought my first Henry; I went for the 22WMR. I have always loved leaver action guns, not because I’m a want to be cowboy, but because I’m a southpaw. I look forward to many years of shooting this rifle.
This is a great .22 rifle. Reliable and well made as all Henry’s. I have a few Henry’s and love ‘em all. The price for the H001 is unbeatable for the quality,
There is no better shootist to showcase the finest lever action .22 ever made. The Henry H001 and .22 Plinkster, what a classic combo!🇺🇸🤠 Mr. Imperado, you knocked it out of the ballpark when you paired these two together, The H001 and .22 Plinkster, You deserve the Nobel Peace prize!.🇺🇸✌
I just bought My first Henry, I got the H001tl and I’m blown away … Real Wood, Real Steel , real blued finish.. feels VERY solid no plastic at all and it shoots Beautifuly
Picked the same one up last week. This gun is quality. Where in the world are you going to get such a beautiful well crafted made in USA firearm like this? Henry thats where. Put 50 through it with my son without a hiccup. This is the pinnacle IMO of .22 rifles. Keep the semis. The minute you unbox this rifle you can feel how well made it is. Can’t say enough good, this rifle will be handed down to my son, and hopefully one day to his child.
I currently have 25 Henrys, and I am now thinking about that Frontier model for plinking. Love the octagon barrel! (But I also love my round barreled Long Rangers, my All-Weather 30-30 and 357, my Big Boy Steel carbine 327 and 357, my 410 lever action shotgun, my Axe 410 and my X model 45-70!!!) Man, if I ever get a chance to go hunting, LOOK OUT!!!😈💥🇺🇸👍
Like your comment "minute of squirrel ".where was that rifle when I was a boy.all I had access to was a Steven's single shot,but it still got the squirrel.
My favorite Goldenboy 22lr. I'm telling you if you buy a Henry you are part of the family for ever.Just wish they would try to make a cowboy pistol to match I'd be floored ...👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I got mine for my 38th birthday in June 2018 and it’s just barely under the 1,000,000th. The millionth was literally made that month and celebrated and as you said, auctioned off. One thing is for sure. I don’t baby it like some other guys do. I don’t abuse it either but it’s got some honest wear on it . Love it!
Good guns will get scratches, dings, and worn finishes simply because we use them so often...heck, I dropped one of our H001's today, it will be okay...pretty guns treated as collector's items interest us not...we believe in wearing them out, if possible, then buying another one...oh, we clean all our guns after use, that alone will extend the life of any firearm enormously...
I had a H001 and was lucky to keep them in a 3" pattern, sure wish mine would of shot like that, I shoot dime size groups with all my savages. so I do not think it is me. A friend also tried it and got the same 3 " groups. I would love to have a leaver .22 LR but want much more accuracy than what I was getting with my Henry H001. Also the finish came off the inside of the receiver the first time I took it apart to clean it. Henry has very good service if you are in the USA but dose not seem to give a shit if you are in Canada.
I love Henry firearms. I have two of them the AR7 survival, and the Minibolt. I wish Henry would make an all steel model to compete against the Browning BL22 and the Marlin. I would buy it in a heartbeat.
It is steel except for the receiver. No need for the receiver to be steel.
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DAVID FRYE The Henry lever action.22 is an excellent firearm. I prefer all steel guns, that is my preference. The receiver on the Henry is made of Zamak, which is zinc. The receiver is under no stress so the Zamak will do the job.
Gota love Henry Riffles they are An American Classic I was out looking at them today having 1 of each would be great just hard to walk away from a well made American classic gun. God bless Henry for making such sweet very well made lever actiin riffles.
That’s a nice rifle. I have the 1996 Marlin 336 30/30 and it’s a lever action as well. Shoots great but I’d really like the Henry 22. My 30/30 cost almost $1 per round. That’s way to much money to practice with at the range. That 22 I could buy 525 rounds of Federal ammo for like $20. I’ve also seen the Henry 22 rifle brand new for as low as $289. Of course I’m in Missouri so prices my vary from state to state but $289 out here.
Just picked up one of those exactly like that tonight. I was pleasantly surprised to find I was able to bring it home same day rather than waiting. Always wanted one of these, and with the price of ammo, .22 is becoming more and more relevent for plinking. Can't wait to go play with it now.
We use ours as our primary 100 yard plinkers...affordable trigger time beats crying at home about high priced ammo and zero range time everyday...5 cent bulk ammo is fun...!
I have a Henry Golden Boy 22 MAG. It is by far the best rifle in its class. I am lucky to live close to an indoor rifle range and It gets a lot of range time.
A few months ago I spotted a Winchester 9422 at a LGS. It was still unfired with the hang tags and came out of an estate sale. It was a beautiful rifle, but upon handling it I realized my Henry H001 actually handled better and had a smoother action. The Henry was also a cool grand less than what they were asking for the Winchester.
I love my Henry rifles. I recently emailed Henry to see if they could build me an all weather 22 mag. . I have been looking for a 22 mag. in SS with a synthetic stock and lever action. I haven't had any luck. I'm hoping Henry will build one for me to purchase.
My first rifle was the Henry classic compact lever action. Harvested lots of squirrels with that rifle. I just picked up the full size rifle recently so I can pass the compact to my girls. Can't go wrong with Henry's lever 22 rifles
About 1999 my cousin just out of high school bought one is $8,001. I was so impressed. I went down and bought a brand new 22 magnum Henry. I was massively disappointed. His gun was all metal and wood. The 22 magnet was fake wood, plastic, zinc and a piece of junk. I traded it on a model 94 and 357 Magnum. Is the 8001 still and all metal gun or has it been cheaper too?
Ok. We already know that with your advice I’ve bought my wife a Buckmark and my daughter an H001. But my question is - we all know you SHOULD’Nt dry-fire a rimfire. But without a last round hold open, and with the inability to count to 10, can the Henry survive multiple dry-fires, just for the “11th” round?
I examined the rim of the barrel, it does NOT have a notch cut in it to make it safe to dry fire. It may put up with some of that, but I would not advise doing it any more than you have to. One thing I like about the Ruger 10/22 (which I passed on to get this one tonight) is that little notch that makes it fairly safe to dry fire. Not seen many other guns made with that.
the winchester 9722 is almost the exact same gun, also shoots magnificent, i got mine from a friend for 225 euro's thats half of the store prices here in my country, just get one, you will love it
A falling block .22 is a small single shot .22 that uses a lever to open the breach. You then place the round in the breach, close it, cock the hammer back and fire it. My dad had an old one, that I never got to shoot. He gave it to one of his brothers, so now I won't ever see it again. He gave me his old Remington .22 bolt action though.
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I think that would be a great rifle. Especially with a case hardened receiver it would look beautiful.
My first .22 was a Montgomery Ward Western Field .22, made around 1930s, belonged to my great-uncle Yup. Multiple sights at the end of the barrel, with V-sight as well as a highly-calibrated (calibratable??) peep sight. That thing weighs as much as a fully loaded M1.... But accurate? Holy. Cow. Now in the "dumps" since I can't find parts, as some of the trigger/chamber parts (I am ***NO*** weapons mechanical expert. Period) are no longer available ...at least in the Raleigh-area. Enough of that... I plan on buying the H001 for my grand-daughter once she turns 11 (since my archaic piece is no longer shootable...is that a word?.... For those that want the quick load/reload option....give it some thought. A lever-action (my MW is bolt-action, barrel-fed) gives a shooter time to "regroup" and make mental corrections at a range. If you're hunting with a .22 and miss, you should have sighted the piece BEFORE heading into the woods! (Just MY opinion...at 66...) No criticism, just an observation...
This is a darn nice little rifle. I have the Golden Boy and the H001, love them both. Great work Henry!!! Also, have the 45-70 brass and looking at maybe one of the silver editions next, when I decide which caliber. Perhaps the 22 mag.
if youre looking for collectible, i suggest getting the ruger 22 mag lever action. of three calibers only 57,000 were made. magazine fed by the (1022 mag mags) js, ik ik henrys are good, hell great.... but i see those rugers being severely valuable in the future. i own one in each caliber, 22lr, 22mag and 44mag they hang with marlins, henrys and savages all day long.
Just purchased a Henry H001. It a great shooter during my first range trip. However, I want to take this rifle small game hunting here in Pennsylvania. Any other suggestions for a great scope??
The baseline Henry .22 is up over a million? Mine is under 12k. Got it in '98. Still shoots great. They got that model correct right from the first batch. Still tempted to get one of the brass toned models with a big loop lever, just for showin' off.
i have serial # 22 on my henry 22lr ;) probably makes it more valuable being in unfired condition with the box cleaned every other month. back when i got that i preferred my marlin bolt action that took severe use and abuse. things happen when you grow up, mature and take better care of your stuff.
I bought 3 of these last year for my boys. (older men). One of them was dropped 6-7' from its wall position. Now shoots little left and low. I think I can adjust the rear sight to get back on target for up and down but do not know if there is any way to adjust the left and right strike of the bullet. Please help. Tks
Just keep in mind if you get a H001 it will eventually get lonely and you'll have to buy it a Heritage Rough Rider to keep it company...... Best combo in my opinion, and fun too.
Charles Miller i can vouche for the truth in this statement. I own both and they make the best combo! And that is saying something cuz i own a colt frontier scout 22lr revolver too. Lol
great shooting and good video. your absolutely right about the Henry H001 rifle.It's a great gun. Bought mine about 4 years ago and i sure am very very happy with it. it really is a lot of gun for the money.
I want to take it abroad. How reliable would be the gun. Wil, it need part replacements? Should I take extra firing pin or any other part? Your comment would be appreciaated.
Guess they had to make a bad one sooner or later and I got it. Off the bench open sights, then 2 different rimfire scopes, at 25 yards you can't cover the group with your whole hand. I will contact Henry and see what to do...
Sure glad yours shoots to POI mine was way off in windage no way to correct and keep windage adjustment in sight slot! On its way back to Henry Im sure it will fixed, but should have never left with receiver level bubble centered barrel level bubble was barely showing. My Henry 22 Mag is perfect!
I just shot one of these today for the first time. What a hoot!! I probably have 20 different long guns including 8 22 rifles and no Henry's. what was I thinking? 😂 What a sweet little shooter and such a smooth action. Definitely will be my next gun purchase. Just trying to decide which to purchase.
This gun is my favorite gun I own. It was my grandpas and he let me shoot it everytime we went to the range or to our property. I grew up with this rifle. It reminds me of my grandpa every time I look at it. If I had to give up one of my guns I’d give up any rifle before I gave this one up. It now sits in my room where I can take a quick look to see my grandpa.
Was at a gun show today and saw a beautiful 1961 Marlin 39A with a price tag of $970.00. I salivated for awhile, gathered my composure, and went over to Walmart and bought the Henry Classic for $278.00.
yea, i bought the 61- 39a paid 650 for it in the original box in unfired non scratched pristine condition and today im also adding the henry aswell as a henry 44mag ;) cant have enough, while people craze over the semis which i have, ill salivate over my wall of leverguns. ever heard of a ruger lever action? i own 3 one in each caliber.
why not better to have and not need than need and not have.
Was at a gun store yesterday and saw a Model 39 Octagon from 1912. It was far from minty and the price tag was a little over 2,000 dollars. An absurd amount if you ask me. I could get a Winchester Model 94 from the 1890’s for that much.
Marlins are garbage. So are the Brownings. You want the best, buy the Winchester 9422. Dollar for dollar, the Henry is great, but it ain't no 9422. I've had 3 Henry's. The one I have now, had been back to the factory 3 times, but the customer service is great. 3 tries, and they got me a rifle that works!
I knew I was being ripped off when I got mine from Walmart. They made me pay $279.00.
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This was my first gun. Fun to shoot, no kickback, uses dirt cheap 22LR, and excellent quality for its price point. Plus it's made in the USA.
Almost 50 years old and just bought the H001. I felt like a kid on Christmas morning when I bought it. Can’t wait to shoot it.
That was by far one of the best demo videos I've seen on a rifle.. goes on to prove Henry is a solid manufacturer and backs up their product. Just ordered my first 22 - a Henry Classic Lever Action
My dad got me one of these when I was 14 or 15 years old. I'm 28 now and it has never jammed once and always shoots straight. Especially with a Marble tang aperture sight.
im 14 and saved up for this myself, i also love it so much but mine jams all the time.
This is by far my favorite gun. I got it "for my son" !!!
Hahaha that's what I'm doing too ;) ;) he's only 7 months but I think he will grow in to it. I'll have to field test it tho to make sure it's safe for him hehehehehe
@@coady-wp3xf 😂😂😂
I'm talking this as advice when I am older even thought my dad got me a. 308
Same here bro. It’s a great rifle. I plain getting my daughters the same but In 357/38.
I own 7 Henrys...my favorite guns of all time.
I bought my first 22 at age 13. I am 68 in November and just bought myself a Henry Golden Boy Silver .22 Magnum Rifle Model H004SM!..... and I absolutely love the pretty thing!!!
Man if society was like that again things would be a lot better. Without the media making kids scared of guns, I’m 23 now have two boys of my own that are going to grow up like me, I know some people started earlier but I started shooting at 7, my dad bought me this exact rifle when I was 12 as my first gun. It’s going to be my firstborns first gun when he’s old enough and I’m thinking of buying another one for my second born. Growing up around guns and knowing how to be safe with them is essential and would prevent a lot of death in my opinion. So that’s how my boys are being raised, plus my fondest memories are out at the range or in the woods shooting with my dad I can only hope my boys will hold those memories with me as dear as I hold them with my dad.
I bought my Golden Boy .22 several years ago and it quickly became my favorite backyard plinker. Man, what a beauty.
I don't think I could ever be a Henry fanboy. As I sit here with my Henry catalog, drinking from my Henry mug, grabbing my Henry keychain and Henry hat to go out. But I'm not a fanboy. ( Lol ) Rich 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🔫
Same here, I"m 73 now and I too bought the shirts,hats,gun and the gun case. ai buy their shirts a lot. The bet thing about the company is you can contact them and they will answer. They take pride in their products and stand behind them
Uhhh...yeah. I am not a fan boy either with my five Henry's, hat, keychain, mug and orange gun case.
LOL. Get yourself a Henry. It'll change your mind.
So many fun guns, so little money. Definitely on my list.
The great thing about this one is that you don't need all that much money!
Henry Repeating Arms I bought mine at Walmart on sale for 240$
You cant afford not to own a Henry lever-action.
This was the second firearm I bought for my son, following his Ruger SR22. Both are great starter firearms for the young ones, first time shooters, and plinkers.
love my sr22
I have had one ever since they came out. I have put hundreds of rounds thru it.Still shoots as good as the day I got it.
I found one of these marked "used $150." So I gave it a once over and it was brand new, it did have a chip out of the butt plate right along the edge. (Someone probably dropped it) got the guy interested in a multiple gun deal and he sold me that henry for $110 at the end. And it's now one of my favorite guns. Dead accurate, and cheap to shoot. Also very smooth action.
Large loop carbine in 22 and big boy in 357mag owner myself. Love them. Always come out to the farm with me.
I held a pump action henry 22...now i need one.
Love my Henry pump 22. Reminds me of the first gun i ever shot. It was my uncle's 22 pump and i was 8. Now i am 65 and have a 22 pump of my own.
These are great rifles. I’ve owned mine for years and it continues to work well. Excellent accuracy.
I have the Evil Roy 22 --- It really is the most fun lever I own --- I have the 44 mag and 30-30 winchester BUT the Henery is the BOMB 000000
Had my H001 for just over a year now, I love that gun!
I ordered two Henry trifles through GanderMoutain a few years back. After they came in I went to pick them up. I did not purchase either gun as one had several metal finishing scratches and screw head mark on it, the other one had a cracked stock . I instead bought browning , remington and Savage , never looked back at Henry, except to write Henry about this and NEVER got a response.
I've had the shorter barrelled large loop version for years, love it! Great quality, if your using it for small game without a scope you will want to charge the front sight, way to big and thick for small rodents. While your at it throw a skinner ghost ring on the barrell, huge upgrade, some new Henry models come with skinner sights so obviously they took note, gotta love Henry!
Leveraction3030 I hear you, I'm about to scope a big game lever rifle for the same reason, I'll probally go with a scout and always keep my ghost ring on though... What are you gonna do? With a peep I've had to let a lot of nice bucks walk that were a little far for peeps. Pros and cons for everything I suppose. Scopes just ain't cool... But they sure work.
Bil Sidwell umm I mentioned scoping a "big game lever" nope, definitely not shooting deer with a .22....actually illegal where I am.
I, too, have the carbine. Changed the large loop for standard. Love it !
I am very excited to have just bought my first Henry; I went for the 22WMR. I have always loved leaver action guns, not because I’m a want to be cowboy, but because I’m a southpaw. I look forward to many years of shooting this rifle.
This is a great .22 rifle. Reliable and well made as all Henry’s. I have a few Henry’s and love ‘em all. The price for the H001 is unbeatable for the quality,
There is no better shootist to showcase the finest lever action .22 ever made. The Henry H001 and .22 Plinkster, what a classic combo!🇺🇸🤠
Mr. Imperado, you knocked it out of the ballpark when you paired these two together, The H001 and .22 Plinkster, You deserve the Nobel Peace prize!.🇺🇸✌
I just wish Henry would bring back the less expensive round barrel .22lr pump ... thats the one I want !! :-)
It’s in this years catalog. The pump with octagonal barrel must’ve been rough dropped.
Buy a Winchester 61. 1k times better rifle.
I foresee a couple of very happy grandsons this Christmas. These will be perfect additions to their Ruger Single Six's.
torch_ss lucky for them! I’m not even a “gun” guy but any means, but damn I’ve always wanted a lever action rifle. I’m sure they’ll be happy lol
@@Brickmaster202 Guns arrived today and they're perfect. Christmas afternoon might turn out to be a bad day for the rabbits in my local. ;-)
I just got my grandson a youth model. He is a lefty, I thought the Henry would be a good ambidextrous gun.
I just bought My first Henry, I got the H001tl and I’m blown away … Real Wood, Real Steel , real blued finish.. feels VERY solid no plastic at all and it shoots Beautifuly
Picked the same one up last week. This gun is quality. Where in the world are you going to get such a beautiful well crafted made in USA firearm like this? Henry thats where. Put 50 through it with my son without a hiccup. This is the pinnacle IMO of .22 rifles. Keep the semis. The minute you unbox this rifle you can feel how well made it is. Can’t say enough good, this rifle will be handed down to my son, and hopefully one day to his child.
I currently have 25 Henrys, and I am now thinking about that Frontier model for plinking. Love the octagon barrel! (But I also love my round barreled Long Rangers, my All-Weather 30-30 and 357, my Big Boy Steel carbine 327 and 357, my 410 lever action shotgun, my Axe 410 and my X model 45-70!!!) Man, if I ever get a chance to go hunting, LOOK OUT!!!😈💥🇺🇸👍
I have one; very happy with it. Well made, butter smooth action, very accurate... well done, Henry!
Love my Henry Golden Boy 22lr....Had it at the range last Sunday.
JERRY SMART Love my Henry 22 magnum golden boy.
Like your comment "minute of squirrel ".where was that rifle when I was a boy.all I had access to was a Steven's single shot,but it still got the squirrel.
Still have my Stevens single shot. The manual cock is neat. Luv it. But also have the H001, Both a blast.
Action's Like Butter, The trigger crispeee let-off ! ...and yes accurate! Great-Great lever action .22 !! :D))
Can't beat a tube fed rifle. Can't beat a Henry. NUF SAID!!
"Cough" drum mags "cough" belt fed
Best Christmas gift ever, thanks Dad!
Just bought one 30 mins ago. Love the quality, gonna shoot it this weekend. Excited
My favorite Goldenboy 22lr. I'm telling you if you buy a Henry you are part of the family for ever.Just wish they would try to make a cowboy pistol to match I'd be floored ...👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
looks like the hickok45 range! just tried mine yesterday, awesome rifle!
This would be a good drinking game where you have to drink every time Plinkster says “H001”.
I got mine for my 38th birthday in June 2018 and it’s just barely under the 1,000,000th. The millionth was literally made that month and celebrated and as you said, auctioned off. One thing is for sure. I don’t baby it like some other guys do. I don’t abuse it either but it’s got some honest wear on it . Love it!
Good guns will get scratches, dings, and worn finishes simply because we use them so often...heck, I dropped one of our H001's today, it will be okay...pretty guns treated as collector's items interest us not...we believe in wearing them out, if possible, then buying another one...oh, we clean all our guns after use, that alone will extend the life of any firearm enormously...
@@JohnPublic-dk7zd Amen!
i bought mine yesterday, so happy about it and cant wait to get it out
I had a H001 and was lucky to keep them in a 3" pattern, sure wish mine would of shot like that, I shoot dime size groups with all my savages. so I do not think it is me. A friend also tried it and got the same 3 " groups. I would love to have a leaver .22 LR but want much more accuracy than what I was getting with my Henry H001. Also the finish came off the inside of the receiver the first time I took it apart to clean it. Henry has very good service if you are in the USA but dose not seem to give a shit if you are in Canada.
I picked up 2 black Ruger Wranglers but something was missing. I found it. A Henry 001 lever action. Great combo for plinking and hunting ! yee-hah
Just ordered mine today and CAN'T WAIT to go pick it up!!
I own one of these and it's my favorite gun ever.
I love Henry firearms. I have two of them the AR7 survival, and the Minibolt. I wish Henry would make an all steel model to compete against the Browning BL22 and the Marlin. I would buy it in a heartbeat.
It is steel except for the receiver. No need for the receiver to be steel.
DAVID FRYE The Henry lever action.22 is an excellent firearm. I prefer all steel guns, that is my preference. The receiver on the Henry is made of Zamak, which is zinc. The receiver is under no stress so the Zamak will do the job.
finally got mine..love it! so much fun..awesome accuracy out the box
Gota love Henry Riffles they are An American Classic I was out looking at them today having 1 of each would be great just hard to walk away from a well made American classic gun. God bless Henry for making such sweet very well made lever actiin riffles.
Just bought this gun today, couldn’t be happier with my purchased and have yet to shoot it
I just bought it last month for my birthday. Got just under one million serial number. Such a good little rifle.
That’s a nice rifle. I have the 1996 Marlin 336 30/30 and it’s a lever action as well. Shoots great but I’d really like the Henry 22. My 30/30 cost almost $1 per round. That’s way to much money to practice with at the range. That 22 I could buy 525 rounds of Federal ammo for like $20. I’ve also seen the Henry 22 rifle brand new for as low as $289. Of course I’m in Missouri so prices my vary from state to state but $289 out here.
Just picked up one of those exactly like that tonight. I was pleasantly surprised to find I was able to bring it home same day rather than waiting. Always wanted one of these, and with the price of ammo, .22 is becoming more and more relevent for plinking. Can't wait to go play with it now.
We use ours as our primary 100 yard plinkers...affordable trigger time beats crying at home about high priced ammo and zero range time everyday...5 cent bulk ammo is fun...!
Best 22 rifle ever!
Thanks Henry.
I have a Henry Golden Boy 22 MAG. It is by far the best rifle in its class. I am lucky to live close to an indoor rifle range and It gets a lot of range time.
I got mine yesterday and I love it.
A few months ago I spotted a Winchester 9422 at a LGS. It was still unfired with the hang tags and came out of an estate sale. It was a beautiful rifle, but upon handling it I realized my Henry H001 actually handled better and had a smoother action. The Henry was also a cool grand less than what they were asking for the Winchester.
I love my Henry rifles. I recently emailed Henry to see if they could build me an all weather 22 mag. . I have been looking for a 22 mag. in SS with a synthetic stock and lever action. I haven't had any luck. I'm hoping Henry will build one for me to purchase.
My first rifle was the Henry classic compact lever action. Harvested lots of squirrels with that rifle. I just picked up the full size rifle recently so I can pass the compact to my girls. Can't go wrong with Henry's lever 22 rifles
About 1999 my cousin just out of high school bought one is $8,001. I was so impressed. I went down and bought a brand new 22 magnum Henry. I was massively disappointed. His gun was all metal and wood. The 22 magnet was fake wood, plastic, zinc and a piece of junk. I traded it on a model 94 and 357 Magnum. Is the 8001 still and all metal gun or has it been cheaper too?
Great shooting and great review.
LOVE my Golden Boy!
Ok. We already know that with your advice I’ve bought my wife a Buckmark and my daughter an H001. But my question is - we all know you SHOULD’Nt dry-fire a rimfire. But without a last round hold open, and with the inability to count to 10, can the Henry survive multiple dry-fires, just for the “11th” round?
I examined the rim of the barrel, it does NOT have a notch cut in it to make it safe to dry fire. It may put up with some of that, but I would not advise doing it any more than you have to. One thing I like about the Ruger 10/22 (which I passed on to get this one tonight) is that little notch that makes it fairly safe to dry fire. Not seen many other guns made with that.
Could you please do a review of one of the new frontier models? I’m thinking of purchasing one and your the best person to review it. Great videos!
Just got this today. Its so fun to shoot. Quality out of the box for sure.
I absulately love Henry lever action rifles.
the winchester 9722 is almost the exact same gun, also shoots magnificent, i got mine from a friend for 225 euro's thats half of the store prices here in my country, just get one, you will love it
I put a cheap RDS w/laser sight on mine - works a treat!
My favorite lever action. Goes with my Heritage Rough Rider. Come and shoot, Pilgrim.
My favorite gun, and I just bought a Heritage Rough Rider for my wife.
On my list to add to my collection. I looked at one the other week but need to wait a little bit before I can purchase.
A nice rifle, but if Henry could ever make one, I would be interested in a falling block .22.
A falling block .22 is a small single shot .22 that uses a lever to open the breach. You then place the round in the breach, close it, cock the hammer back and fire it. My dad had an old one, that I never got to shoot. He gave it to one of his brothers, so now I won't ever see it again. He gave me his old Remington .22 bolt action though.
I think that would be a great rifle. Especially with a case hardened receiver it would look beautiful.
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Have a 7 mm falling block. Very accurate.
My first .22 was a Montgomery Ward Western Field .22, made around 1930s, belonged to my great-uncle Yup. Multiple sights at the end of the barrel, with V-sight as well as a highly-calibrated (calibratable??) peep sight. That thing weighs as much as a fully loaded M1.... But accurate? Holy. Cow. Now in the "dumps" since I can't find parts, as some of the trigger/chamber parts (I am ***NO*** weapons mechanical expert. Period) are no longer available ...at least in the Raleigh-area. Enough of that... I plan on buying the H001 for my grand-daughter once she turns 11 (since my archaic piece is no longer shootable...is that a word?.... For those that want the quick load/reload option....give it some thought. A lever-action (my MW is bolt-action, barrel-fed) gives a shooter time to "regroup" and make mental corrections at a range. If you're hunting with a .22 and miss, you should have sighted the piece BEFORE heading into the woods! (Just MY opinion...at 66...) No criticism, just an observation...
This is a darn nice little rifle. I have the Golden Boy and the H001, love them both. Great work Henry!!! Also, have the 45-70 brass and looking at maybe one of the silver editions next, when I decide which caliber. Perhaps the 22 mag.
Go with the .22 mag. Love mine.
if youre looking for collectible, i suggest getting the ruger 22 mag lever action. of three calibers only 57,000 were made.
magazine fed by the (1022 mag mags) js, ik ik henrys are good, hell great.... but i see those rugers being severely valuable in the future. i own one in each caliber, 22lr, 22mag and 44mag they hang with marlins, henrys and savages all day long.
is the h001 and golden boy the same firearm besides the "gold " finish?
@@dennisb7317 No. The Golden Boy has an octagonal barrel and is slightly heavier than the H001 classic.
Thanks. Bought one after watching this video.
And when I am an a Eagle scout I will get the Eagle scout edition
be prepared
After shooting how many rounds do you have to clean the bore?
Got one yesterday can’t wait to try it out
Just purchased a Henry H001. It a great shooter during my first range trip. However, I want to take this rifle small game hunting here in Pennsylvania. Any other suggestions for a great scope??
Leupold rimfire scope. They are about $200.00 or so and you will be getting a fine scope with a lifetime warranty. I had one on my 10/22.
The baseline Henry .22 is up over a million? Mine is under 12k. Got it in '98. Still shoots great. They got that model correct right from the first batch.
Still tempted to get one of the brass toned models with a big loop lever, just for showin' off.
i have serial # 22 on my henry 22lr ;) probably makes it more valuable being in unfired condition with the box cleaned every other month. back when i got that i preferred my marlin bolt action that took severe use and abuse.
things happen when you grow up, mature and take better care of your stuff.
I bought 3 of these last year for my boys. (older men). One of them was dropped 6-7' from its wall position. Now shoots little left and low. I think I can adjust the rear sight to get back on target for up and down but do not know if there is any way to adjust the left and right strike of the bullet. Please help. Tks
I have H004 series with a golden finish to it love the classic gold wooden look to it
Just keep in mind if you get a H001 it will eventually get lonely and you'll have to buy it a Heritage Rough Rider to keep it company......
Best combo in my opinion, and fun too.
Charles Miller i can vouche for the truth in this statement. I own both and they make the best combo! And that is saying something cuz i own a colt frontier scout 22lr revolver too. Lol
Absolutely. I have the H001 and two of the HRR guns (one of which is the 3.5-inch birdshead model.) They're all hard to put down once in hand.
Yep, really nice. >1 million sold, Wow, but not overly surprising. Henry is keeping up a great American tradition here that I hope will continue on.
great shooting and good video. your absolutely right about the Henry H001 rifle.It's a great gun. Bought mine about 4 years ago and i sure am very very happy with it. it really is a lot of gun for the money.
I love my henry golden boy.
I want to take it abroad. How reliable would be the gun. Wil, it need part replacements? Should I take extra firing pin or any other part? Your comment would be appreciaated.
A really excellent review. I have only just put a deposit on that exact rifle with that exact scope. Really! I’m looking forward to picking it up now!
Very fun and nice to shoot very nicely made and own
Guess they had to make a bad one sooner or later and I got it. Off the bench open sights, then 2 different rimfire scopes, at 25 yards you can't cover the group with your whole hand. I will contact Henry and see what to do...
It has been a year, any resolution...?
@@JohnPublic-dk7zd Yes returned to factory and all good now all at their expense.
Sure glad yours shoots to POI mine was way off in windage no way to correct and keep windage adjustment in sight slot! On its way back to Henry Im sure it will fixed, but should have never left with receiver level bubble centered barrel level bubble was barely showing. My Henry 22 Mag is perfect!
Henry = Awesome !
I just got mine today....its beautiful.
I just shot one of these today for the first time. What a hoot!! I probably have 20 different long guns including 8 22 rifles and no Henry's. what was I thinking? 😂 What a sweet little shooter and such a smooth action. Definitely will be my next gun purchase. Just trying to decide which to purchase.
Snagged one today. Very impressed. Priced right...
Best firearm Ive ever owned.
How much is the H001? My son wants one but he doesn't want a expensive rifle he wants a cheap rifle that is a 22
We had an gold Henry and an M1 grand back in Iran and they where beautiful af
I got a silver eagle a little over a year ago. It’s soooooo sweet. It’ll eat anything I feed it.
I found one of these rifles at big 5 for $319.99. Looks like a good gun to start off with.
I was looking at a Rossi 62 & a friend told me about a sale on this. Seriously thinking of going to lever!