I own a few Henry rifles and their quality is outstanding. Their customer service is about the best in the industry as well. Nicest people in the business.
There are some Winchester Repros. Unfortunately, a few crappy reviews on youtube took it straight out of the box without breaking it in, and said it doesnt cycle well. Cant speak to their quality because of the sheer mass of reviews who made this mistske No henrys though
Its nice to watch a review where you work the action with the rifle still on the shoulder. Drives me nuts seeing people lower the firearm every time they work a lever or bolt. One of my fave gun review channels!
After much research, I chose this firearm as my gun of choice out in the field for a day of sporting fun. Also for personal protection when out camping or hiking in the backwoods. This gun is accurate enough for hitting steel targets at a distance of 25 or 30 yards with defense loads or slugs. It’s very good for shooting clays as well. Aside from the heavy recoil of a 12 gauge, a 50 caliber 12 gauge slug is just very brutal on a piece of steel even at 50 yards with open sights. If you’re into sport shooting as I am, this gun is much more appropriate than a 12 gauge what should be for obvious reasons.
Keep in mind, if you are watching this in the future like me, this is the old 20 inch Henry, which has been discontinued. There is a new version which has a side loading gate so you can top off without having to pull out the tube every time. Otherwise I believe it is the same.
I love everything about the 410 except for the ammo price. It's often more than double that of 12 or 20 ga. The shotguns are more expensive in most cases too. You can take 2 of the same brand, same model shotguns, one 410 and one 12 ga. and the 410 price will be significantly higher.
Wanted one before the video. Now I really want one. Our daughter is getting to the age where a 410 is in order. Looks like Henry has what she’ll get! Good stuff.
yeah a friend of mine had one and it was okay, not much use as a shotgun and not much better with slugs or 45LC , nor was the 22 mag version, loads of cylinder blast, could not shoot it with bare arms it just peppered you., just not all that good of a gun.
OK boys I have been using 410's for over 50 years and I will say it is one of the most under rated shot guns ever. Most people cant and wont learn to shoot well enough to use the gun in the first place and lots of people never even give it a fair chance in the first place .they are to macho for such a little gun!!
My first gun was given to me by my uncle a wingmaster .410 pump . Made around 59-60 great shotgun. I enjoy shooting it more than my 12 or 20. I shoot enough .410 i reload it. I agree most people wont give it a chance. I break the mold i really do enjoy .410. i have a few other single shots now this will be my newest 🤣
WCGwkf I know that but a shotgun can do things a 22 cannot. You can pick a 12 gauge but it is heavier than a 22 and you can carry 100 rounds or more of 22 for the weight of a dozen 12 gauge shells. With a 410 you can also carry considerably more ammo for the same weight as a dozen 12 gauge shells, the gun is way lighter and you can choose from a wide variety of specialist ammo whereas a 22 is a one trick pony in that regard. This thing is not much heavier than the 22 version, significantly lighter than a 12 gauge and with slugs and buckshot it can take larger prey than a 22, so colour me interested. Where I live this would be a perfect gun for extended trips into the outback.
Just in case somebody's planning on buying one of these remember that there IS a little bit of recoil,...as you can see from the slo-mo section there at the 45 second mark...maybe like a 30-30. The recoil is light but certainly more than " zero". This model .420 lever action Henry is a fun gun to be sure!
i was about to say the same, 410 is still pretty peppy. a friend of mine has a light weight take-down survival 410 and that thing HURTS when you shoot 3" shells, worse than my Mosin M44. but weight is everything, that Henry would be okay since its probably more than double the weight of the survival 410.
Yes, Aussie50, 'funny' that you would mention the lighter weight .410,..I have one too,...and I can assure anyone else who may not be used to them,..that they do indeed let you know you're fired one. That's a good comparison too with the Mosin Nagant. Cheers!
I put a Skinner rear sight on mine and am seeing 1.5” groups at 50 yds.using Winchester Super X 1/5 oz. slugs doing 1,800 ft. a second. That is rifle accurate and produces.357 like ballistics with basically a 95 go projectile.
I love my Henry Silver Big Boy 357 Magnum. I think the next one i get on my bucket list. Is the all-weather Henry 30-30. Thanks for showing this awesome 410 Henry Eric and keep up the great content Sir.
Your video is on Henry website. The fact that you said that gun needed warranty work and they still posted that video to their site tells a lot about this company. I'm definitely getting at least one of their rifles.
Late to game here, but AGREED! This gun goes for around $900 right now (thanks covid) and without chokes and can't run 3" shells, that is expensive for a "farm/varmint" gun. IMO.
I got a little h&r 410 with 3in chamber and smooth bore it’s my personal favorite out of all the ones I have I’ve ran everything from a 410 44 and 45 long colt which are the 300 grain bear load but man there so underrated
I have a 45/70 brass 22" barrel. The action was rough. I didn't send it back cos I'm in the UK. I followed U Tube dismantling instructions and found a rough finish. A little bit of fine sanding and all was well.
I used to see a few Marlin 410 lever actions for sale but they are very expensive now. A fellow I knew had the 410 lever action Marlin made for the Marlin engineer who designed the gun. He had the letter from the man it was presented to and a newspaper article about the presentation upon the man's retirement from Marlin. I had a chance to buy a Marlin lever 410 on several occasions but never did when they weren't so expensive, I am going to look at the Henry.
Got my first single shot 410 when I was 9 years old and used to hit more clays than some of the guys with double barrel 12g! Still got it now at 42 years old
Thanks for demonstrating Henry's .419 lever action rifle. It's a versatile repeater. My first firearm was a 410 bolt action gifted on my 12th birthday. As for cut shells, why not just use slugs? People underestimate the 410. I routinely took crows at more than 200 feet.
@@thetoneknob4493 Maybe the other way around would be more likely. A single shot rifle chambered in a magnum revolver round that can also take 410. I too would love to see that.
I own a few Henry rifles. The magazine on my .45-70 wouldn’t take a full load, I called Henry, they immediately diagnosed the problem and sent me a replacement part which was very easily installed. That is the only problem I’ve had with a Henry and clearly their customer service matches the high quality of their manufacturing.
Richard Edgecomb it’s interesting that I hear people praising Henry customer service for all the SERVICE work the guns are being sent in for. I love good service but would rather have good guns that don’t need it. Hope Henry is more the latter
grumpysquid As I said, with 5 Henry rifles that was the only issue I’ve encountered. Once the new tube was installed the .45-70 works perfectly. I love my Henry rifles!
Eric ...they just lapped your chamber :) deburred your front of chamber where bore starts and them lapped it to the end so shells do not stick on uneven surface
i had to send mine back too but they fixed the sticking spent shells in a week. I think they polished my chamber. Excellent shotgun. Hey .410's are fun :)
I tried a variety of slugs and the Winchester Super X was most accurate. Hitting clays out to 100 yards, no problem. Probably peters out at that distance but a blast to just plink with.
This brings me back to when my old dad was still around. I shot my first shotgun with him it was an old break barrel 410 single load, really fun and I enjoyed working the action and reloading each round. It was nice and heavy which made it almost bio recoil. Thanks for your service to our country. My dad was a marine. Once a marine always a marine.
Im a big bore and shotgun guy. i love 12 gauge 3" and 3.5" magnums, and 45-70s. But ill tell ya, a .410 slug or some of those Fed. #3 bucks theyll do some lethal things and with literally no recoil. A .410 is no joke, but no caliber is a joke honestly. Take care!
@Justin Lehman Thirding. I'd love to get a better idea on how stuff like this would perform both for defense, but also for hunting. Like how deep can you expect a .410 slug to penetrate?
@@rangefinderz5135 I get the hunch that the PDX load won't be as good as a stoutly loaded slug anyway, I've heard such a load from a proper length .410 Bore shotgun (as opposed to the Judge's short and oversized bore) is supposed to compare in energy to a .41 Magnum revolver, which is not shabby at all.
Passed my hunter safety course in "74 in Jersey with by pals .410 . Great gun . We used to blast rabbits + squirrels in the hedgerows . Low power made it a hit because homes are so close ..
VIDEO IDEA: AR pistol comparisons would be a fun topic. They seem to be more popular with all the new braces out. How about a comparison of different barrel lengths and/ or manufacturers. It would be cool to see the difference between a $400 PSA AR pistol vs a $2300 Q honey badger. Also different calibers .556/ 300 BO.
I read through the comments and have to wonder. A 12 or 20 Guage would have an enormous receiver and if you want to shoot 45 Colts there are several lever guns that safely handle that cartridge.
Eric can you have your cameraman zoom in on the targets so we get a better idea what kind of groups your shooting. It could be done while you are reloading. Thanks
Back in the 60's my cousin had a neat lever 410 shotgun. It wasn't to heavy had a shotgun barrel with a bead. I never found a modern version that works. Henry got some things better then modern Marlin and Win.. First a shotgun needs a bead, well one version does. A slug version makes no sense what are you going to shoot with a 410 slug smooth bore shotgun, it also is cylinder bore a 410 needs a little choke. The longer barrel version has a bead and changeable chokes but in a barrel made from a rifle barrel. This makes the gun heavy who needs a 7.5 pound 410. Then retailing a nearly $1000, few people are willing to spend that much. If they would make a youth carbine version with the 20" barrel, bead, changeable choke and shorter birch stock, to reduce weight. If you could get the gun below six pounds and around $500 it would sell. For nearly a $1000 they could of designed a real lever shotgun not just convert a heavy 45-70 into a cumbersome imitation of a great old gun. Don't get me wrong I like Henry they make a great 22 cal lever gun though I think if they were designing it today it would be based on their 30-30 and weight seven pounds.
1:20
Thank you for telling us about the problems you had with the gun. I appreciate your honesty Eric.
Did anyone else notice he made 5/7 shells into that box at 0:00?
lol cool
Yep, I was watching and cheering for that instead of the shooting at that part.
Good eye.
Yep
What is that?
This actually makes a 410 way more interesting! Be a fantastic home defense weapon.
Henry's customer service is absolutely amazing. I had to send in my Big Boy for a repair, they did an amazing job and the turn around was super quick.
Is it still working for you?
Great Rifle in my opinion.... because I own one! Great video as well. Would like to see a side gate on this like the Henry Ax!!
It’s sickening how you-tube de-montitisies your videos but still runs ads. Good on ya for sticking it out.
I own a few Henry rifles and their quality is outstanding. Their customer service is about the best in the industry as well. Nicest people in the business.
Henry needs to make a 12 gauge version of the .410
They make it don’t cycle well
There are some Winchester Repros. Unfortunately, a few crappy reviews on youtube took it straight out of the box without breaking it in, and said it doesnt cycle well.
Cant speak to their quality because of the sheer mass of reviews who made this mistske
No henrys though
@@TheHillbillyHybrid where?
With a detachable drum mag... I'd buy that.
Vise Diesel Henry do not made one but one company made level action 12 but did not cycle well
I love how you ejected the empty shells into the box.
Its nice to watch a review where you work the action with the rifle still on the shoulder. Drives me nuts seeing people lower the firearm every time they work a lever or bolt. One of my fave gun review channels!
I am a big fan of 410. It was one of the first shotguns I ever shot. The buck shot makes for a decent home defense loading.
After much research, I chose this firearm as my gun of choice out in the field for a day of sporting fun. Also for personal protection when out camping or hiking in the backwoods. This gun is accurate enough for hitting steel targets at a distance of 25 or 30 yards with defense loads or slugs. It’s very good for shooting clays as well. Aside from the heavy recoil of a 12 gauge, a 50 caliber 12 gauge slug is just very brutal on a piece of steel even at 50 yards with open sights. If you’re into sport shooting as I am, this gun is much more appropriate than a 12 gauge what should be for obvious reasons.
I've never wanted a .410 but, I've always carried a lever action as a saddle gun so, this might be fun during bird season.
Keep in mind, if you are watching this in the future like me, this is the old 20 inch Henry, which has been discontinued. There is a new version which has a side loading gate so you can top off without having to pull out the tube every time. Otherwise I believe it is the same.
I love everything about the 410 except for the ammo price. It's often more than double that of 12 or 20 ga. The shotguns are more expensive in most cases too. You can take 2 of the same brand, same model shotguns, one 410 and one 12 ga. and the 410 price will be significantly higher.
Now you can't even find .410. Luckily for me my brother reloads and sold me four boxes for $5 each.
I have a golden boy , its a work of art, henry is aces....
Wanted one before the video. Now I really want one. Our daughter is getting to the age where a 410 is in order. Looks like Henry has what she’ll get! Good stuff.
You know what would be cool? A lever gun that ran 45 Colt and .410, like the Taurus Judge. IMO, that would be far more practical.
A circuit judge (judge rifle with 18 inch barrel) is as close as your going to get I'm afraid.
yeah a friend of mine had one and it was okay, not much use as a shotgun and not much better with slugs or 45LC , nor was the 22 mag version, loads of cylinder blast, could not shoot it with bare arms it just peppered you., just not all that good of a gun.
Be good for zombies. .45 at medium range, feed in shotshells for close lol
Downside to that is that you’d need a rifles bore for the .45 to be worth a damn, which would screw any shot patterns up with the .410
Reliability would suck
It's nice to hear about a gun company with good customer service ☺
It is so good to see the comeback of the Lil 410 in handgun and long guns!
OK boys I have been using 410's for over 50 years and I will say it is one of the most under rated shot guns ever. Most people cant and wont learn to shoot well enough to use the gun in the first place and lots of people never even give it a fair chance in the first place .they are to macho for such a little gun!!
Its a good round but you can throw so much more shot round down range with 12, or 20 gauge for a comparable price
I grew up using a 410 single shot for grouse and snowshoe hunting still have it
My first gun was given to me by my uncle a wingmaster .410 pump . Made around 59-60 great shotgun. I enjoy shooting it more than my 12 or 20. I shoot enough .410 i reload it. I agree most people wont give it a chance. I break the mold i really do enjoy .410. i have a few other single shots now this will be my newest 🤣
2bit MarketAnarchist yeah but where can we find a lever action 20 or 12ga?
tracker WYO what’s the effective range of this for killing small to medium game??
Gotta LOVE those Henry's!
Just recently got one of these. Finding ammunition is a problem now.
Also got their .22 youth model as well
Now that’s a nifty little utility gun. Don’t often see a viable 22LR rifle substitute but this would be a contender.
Kristján Rúnarsson the literally make a 22 version. How is that not a viable 22
He said it's a good substitute for a 22.....meaning for small game and pest control
Jim Lacefield ah I read that wrong
WCGwkf I know that but a shotgun can do things a 22 cannot. You can pick a 12 gauge but it is heavier than a 22 and you can carry 100 rounds or more of 22 for the weight of a dozen 12 gauge shells. With a 410 you can also carry considerably more ammo for the same weight as a dozen 12 gauge shells, the gun is way lighter and you can choose from a wide variety of specialist ammo whereas a 22 is a one trick pony in that regard. This thing is not much heavier than the 22 version, significantly lighter than a 12 gauge and with slugs and buckshot it can take larger prey than a 22, so colour me interested. Where I live this would be a perfect gun for extended trips into the outback.
great video. As always informative and family friendly.
My old lady is gonna hate you...because I'm gonna blame you after I buy one 😁
Careful calling her old. You just might need one after that
Just tell your wife that if she loves you, then she can count the gun as a future b-day present
@@asssaltrifle6886 haha..I like it
@@assaultspoon4925 lol I'll just hide all of the rounds..guess getting buttstroked wont be as bad as buckshots to the ass lol
No doubt man get one
Nice video guys! Henry needs to make a 12 guage model of this for the Australian market. Both a long and short barrel would sell very well.
tasmanians be like:
Just in case somebody's planning on buying one of these remember that there IS a little bit of recoil,...as you can see from the slo-mo section there at the 45 second mark...maybe like a 30-30.
The recoil is light but certainly more than " zero".
This model .420 lever action Henry is a fun gun to be sure!
model .420 lever action sounds like some kind of california legal variant
Yeah well it's just a typo, obviously.
i was about to say the same, 410 is still pretty peppy. a friend of mine has a light weight take-down survival 410 and that thing HURTS when you shoot 3" shells, worse than my Mosin M44. but weight is everything, that Henry would be okay since its probably more than double the weight of the survival 410.
Yes, Aussie50, 'funny' that you would mention the lighter weight .410,..I have one too,...and I can assure anyone else who may not be used to them,..that they do indeed let you know you're fired one. That's a good comparison too with the Mosin Nagant.
Cheers!
@@rangefinderz5135 I did not say the recoil was `bad` I did however say there is a little bit of recoil,...and there most assuredly is some!.
I’ve been so tempted to pick one of these up solely to turn heads on the sporting clays course
I shoot trap with a 410 lever a few times a month. I average in the low 20s. Yes.....it turns heads.
Love the 410,first squirrel I ever killed was with a 410/22 over under
I hear ya! I still have my Savage 24D in 22mag over 20 ga!
I put a Skinner rear sight on mine and am seeing 1.5” groups at 50 yds.using Winchester Super X 1/5 oz. slugs doing 1,800 ft. a second. That is rifle accurate and produces.357 like ballistics with basically a 95 go projectile.
Sorry, That slug is basically a 95 grain chunk of lead. Would probably take care of a coyote at short distances.
Defensive load velocities are often listed for short barrels like Judge® or Governor® revolvers. The velocity from long arms is much higher.
Great gun, would also be great for any two legged critters that go bump in the night
This is the soonest I've ever been to one of your videos
I love my Henry Silver Big Boy 357 Magnum. I think the next one i get on my bucket list. Is the all-weather Henry 30-30. Thanks for showing this awesome 410 Henry Eric and keep up the great content Sir.
I'm thinking about getting one of these for my wife. We have 19 acres in FL and this would be great for her to radicate snakes. Thanks
Your video is on Henry website. The fact that you said that gun needed warranty work and they still posted that video to their site tells a lot about this company. I'm definitely getting at least one of their rifles.
Respect to you for mentioning that you had a problem with your gun. 👍👍
I love these videos, and I really appreciate your honesty. Buying one soon. Thanks a bunch Eric!
Henry needs to make a .410 Mares Leg
12 gauge mares leg would be cool too. just saying
That would be illegal
@@shanesizemore3654 Not entirely. Just a little more hassel.
@@assaultspoon4925 you'd have to develop some kind of birds head grip for it
not if it was done like the shockwave
I have a Winchester 9410. Fun gun, rarely shoot it but it is fun. Good for new shooters.
Great review.
I'm definitely buying one ...
I changed my mind and Got Henry
.17 HMR .Lever action.
Would love to see that Henry .410 in a "How far will it kill" video.
Kinda expensive for a beat around truck gun/ranch gun but i want one for that purpose.
Get a 12 gauge pump for 200$ you'd be better off in all ways.
Get an old bolt shotgun, they work great and can get em for less than a Benjamin
@John Texas
Nope, just a lot more versatile.
If a gun is built to last a lifetime, I don’t mind paying a fair price for it. Like stated above, it’s hard to beat a 12 ga. pump for a truck gun.
Late to game here, but AGREED! This gun goes for around $900 right now (thanks covid) and without chokes and can't run 3" shells, that is expensive for a "farm/varmint" gun. IMO.
I got a little h&r 410 with 3in chamber and smooth bore it’s my personal favorite out of all the ones I have I’ve ran everything from a 410 44 and 45 long colt which are the 300 grain bear load but man there so underrated
Just bought my first Henry 17 HMR. Very pleased!
I have a 45/70 brass 22" barrel. The action was rough. I didn't send it back cos I'm in the UK. I followed U Tube dismantling instructions and found a rough finish. A little bit of fine sanding and all was well.
That's Barry tellin you no on 410 cut shells. RIP Barry
Would like to see more with a variety of manufacturers. Savage Ithaca and so on. Lever action to semi auto, but some of the older favorites.
I have one of these except it's a Marlin--picked it up in a Louisiana Pawn shop in the early 2000's--haven't even shot it since I bought it....
Your the best youtuber ever Iraqveteran8888
cut shells are more for double and single barrels, but I used them in my old 870 pump back in the 80's.
Jus got myself the 357 big boy. Absolutely beautiful
you landed 5 out of 7 spent shells in the box. nicely done
I used to see a few Marlin 410 lever actions for sale but they are very expensive now. A fellow I knew had the 410 lever action Marlin made for the Marlin engineer who designed the gun. He had the letter from the man it was presented to and a newspaper article about the presentation upon the man's retirement from Marlin. I had a chance to buy a Marlin lever 410 on several occasions but never did when they weren't so expensive, I am going to look at the Henry.
Got my first single shot 410 when I was 9 years old and used to hit more clays than some of the guys with double barrel 12g! Still got it now at 42 years old
Cut shells. Barry would be proud. Miss him
Thanks for demonstrating Henry's .419 lever action rifle. It's a versatile repeater. My first firearm was a 410 bolt action gifted on my 12th birthday. As for cut shells, why not just use slugs? People underestimate the 410. I routinely took crows at more than 200 feet.
but how many 454 casull rds will it take before it goes kaboom?
joe decius I would love to see that
Or 444 marlin???? That could get fun!
It might take a while
if a company would make a 410 built to handle mag pressures ide be tempted to by one!
@@thetoneknob4493 Maybe the other way around would be more likely. A single shot rifle chambered in a magnum revolver round that can also take 410. I too would love to see that.
I own a few Henry rifles. The magazine on my .45-70 wouldn’t take a full load, I called Henry, they immediately diagnosed the problem and sent me a replacement part which was very easily installed. That is the only problem I’ve had with a Henry and clearly their customer service matches the high quality of their manufacturing.
Richard Edgecomb it’s interesting that I hear people praising Henry customer service for all the SERVICE work the guns are being sent in for. I love good service but would rather have good guns that don’t need it. Hope Henry is more the latter
grumpysquid As I said, with 5 Henry rifles that was the only issue I’ve encountered. Once the new tube was installed the .45-70 works perfectly. I love my Henry rifles!
“Snake gun”?
Eric ...they just lapped your chamber :) deburred your front of chamber where bore starts and them lapped it to the end so shells do not stick on uneven surface
i had to send mine back too but they fixed the sticking spent shells in a week. I think they polished my chamber. Excellent shotgun. Hey .410's are fun :)
i use waxers out of mine and in my Governor not cut shells though............
Aren't the defense rounds listed for pistol length barrels on those speeds.
I tried a variety of slugs and the Winchester Super X was most accurate. Hitting clays out to 100 yards, no problem. Probably peters out at that distance but a blast to just plink with.
This brings me back to when my old dad was still around. I shot my first shotgun with him it was an old break barrel 410 single load, really fun and I enjoyed working the action and reloading each round. It was nice and heavy which made it almost bio recoil. Thanks for your service to our country. My dad was a marine. Once a marine always a marine.
I don't have one, but looks like a good home defense gun. Can you get short rounds so as to not over penetrate sheet rock wall
At 3:33 you said it was a 6 shot (5+1), but in the opening - you made 7 shots without reloading.
Im a big bore and shotgun guy. i love 12 gauge 3" and 3.5" magnums, and 45-70s. But ill tell ya, a .410 slug or some of those Fed. #3 bucks theyll do some lethal things and with literally no recoil. A .410 is no joke, but no caliber is a joke honestly. Take care!
Wouldn't mind to see a ballistics test on those Hornady and Winchester shells.
@Justin Lehman Thirding. I'd love to get a better idea on how stuff like this would perform both for defense, but also for hunting. Like how deep can you expect a .410 slug to penetrate?
@@rangefinderz5135 I get the hunch that the PDX load won't be as good as a stoutly loaded slug anyway, I've heard such a load from a proper length .410 Bore shotgun (as opposed to the Judge's short and oversized bore) is supposed to compare in energy to a .41 Magnum revolver, which is not shabby at all.
I like how they fall right back into the box
Cut slug ftw. Remember me and my cousin blowin trees down with steel shot cut shells in my Remington 1100!
The .410 Ironhide from BOCW
I want to love this gun. Not accepting 3" is too much of a deal breaker.
Mine was a little sticky at first but quickly broke in. Love it
Forget the grouping on the steel, he's nailing that cardboard box with the empties!
That was real nice to watch
I like that 410 lever even for me.
Hornady was cool to watch
Cut shells make me think of Barry, miss that old boy.
Ahh the old cut shells always make me thing of berry.. He is missed.
Someone just asked me if this would be a good home defence gun I said I don't know but it's better then a stick
Passed my hunter safety course in "74 in Jersey with by pals .410 . Great gun . We used to blast rabbits + squirrels in the hedgerows . Low power made it a hit because homes are so close ..
Using some of that 000 Buck, or the Winchester PDX, I figure it wouldn't be bad. Like, two shots center mass, that'll count for something.
As my great grandma said “If I’ve got a shot gun pointed at someones pecker it doesn’t matter what gauge it is.”
A 12 gauge semi auto will be far better for home defence but it's your choice
VIDEO IDEA: AR pistol comparisons would be a fun topic. They seem to be more popular with all the new braces out. How about a comparison of different barrel lengths and/ or manufacturers. It would be cool to see the difference between a $400 PSA AR pistol vs a $2300 Q honey badger. Also different calibers .556/ 300 BO.
Love how your empty cartridges were landing in the box lol. 😎
*Sigh* time to add another gun to the NEED list.
I've never shot a .410, looks really fun.
So this is the gun the iron hide was based on?
Yeah apparently.
I’ve got the 17hmr and it’s a great little gun
I read through the comments and have to wonder. A 12 or 20 Guage would have an enormous receiver and if you want to shoot 45 Colts there are several lever guns that safely handle that cartridge.
Henry needs to chamber these in 454 Casull, 460 S&W and 500 S&W.
Nothing beats a Marlin Lever Action.
We're got plenty of lever action shotguns in Australia atm.
Eric can you have your cameraman zoom in on the targets so we get a better idea what kind of groups your shooting. It could be done while you are reloading. Thanks
We always carried a couple of cut shells when grouse hunting in northern Michigan in case we ran into a black bear
Back in the 60's my cousin had a neat lever 410 shotgun. It wasn't to heavy had a shotgun barrel with a bead. I never found a modern version that works. Henry got some things better then modern Marlin and Win.. First a shotgun needs a bead, well one version does. A slug version makes no sense what are you going to shoot with a 410 slug smooth bore shotgun, it also is cylinder bore a 410 needs a little choke. The longer barrel version has a bead and changeable chokes but in a barrel made from a rifle barrel. This makes the gun heavy who needs a 7.5 pound 410. Then retailing a nearly $1000, few people are willing to spend that much. If they would make a youth carbine version with the 20" barrel, bead, changeable choke and shorter birch stock, to reduce weight. If you could get the gun below six pounds and around $500 it would sell. For nearly a $1000 they could of designed a real lever shotgun not just convert a heavy 45-70 into a cumbersome imitation of a great old gun. Don't get me wrong I like Henry they make a great 22 cal lever gun though I think if they were designing it today it would be based on their 30-30 and weight seven pounds.
This cute shotgun looks to be a very smooth fun and easy to use. I really love it!
It will hold 6 in the tube, well at least the one I shot over the weekend would. But is a very nice gun. Fit and finish was awesome.
Every time I hear cut-shells mentioned I think of Barry. RIP.
When did Iraqveteran8888 become a private second class in the Swedish Home Guard?
You left the hammer back!
They should make a slug version. THAT would be a nice gun for shotgun zones.
Never thought about the 410 before this now I might get one...
Sweet rifle 👍 love the idea of a 410 lever setup
Been a sub for years. Love your content. Can’t wait for all that range day content that’s going to be flooding my feed soon. God bless. 👍
I would love a 20 gauge version.