I always buy what I want for my wife! I’m not proud, I shoot all of her guns. AR pistol, PC Carbine, Bond Arms 410, Charger, Precision Rimfire, Mares Leg! Heck, I’m the best husband, EVER! Get with the program boys, it ain’t about you!
Yeah, I think he's actually underselling it a bit in the video. It won't be great at any one thing, but it will do the job for several things that you might need it for, and that could make it a better investment than might be apparent at first blush.
Agreed, this would be the perfect gun for passive grouse and rabbit hunting (I mostly shoot them while hiking or walking old logging roads, so having that hanging from a sling would be a very perfect).
People in the gun community are getting to be such wimps,talking about practicality and comfort. I was raised by a family of marines and green berets,if you can handle the kick its comfortable and if it can be used for anything at all,use it. I'm personally in luv with the lil beast
If you think .22 is a hard round to find, Have fun locating a box of 410 BEFORE there was a ammo shortage- I haven't seen a box of anything that's not 12 gage in over 4 months.
I've seen some 20 gauge here and there but yeah 90% what I see is 12 gauge bird shot. Heck I just sold a few boxes of 16 gauge I picked up years ago for a song. Never ended up getting a 16 and needed more room in my ammo case for 556.
In Australia the. 22 is a very popular rifle and every gun shop is very well stocked, I don't know what would happen if the shops ran out of.22 rounds,
Found out about this Gun from watching your CH. 22plinkster then watching you on Henry CH. Immediately went on the hunt for one and found one at my local Fleet Farm for 750.00 OTD After about 2 months of scouting... they said they've only had 3 of these guns all year long. I was super excited when I seen it in the glass shelving and it was all for me. I have a Marlin and now a proud owner of a Henry Thats made here in my Home State of Wisconsin. I love your channel and your work. Keep the content coming.
I Had 3 of the 410 shotguns back in my day and i still have all of the Original Receipts, 1. Single Shot 410. $200. 2. Pump Action 410. $345. 3. Semi Automatic 410. $500. they are great for Rabbits and Small Game birds like Ruff Grouse, Partridge, Turkeys, and more.
I reviewed this gun and loved it! I think it would do well in the home defense role, especially with dedicated loads. Rifled slugs are WICKED in this thing- I showed what it would do on a frozen turkey! Very cool! Great review, as always!
Unfortunately, being a Mass resident, our AG decided that we can't own one. At 70 & retired, I am considering changing states of residence so that I can continue to have fun until I can't get out of the rocking chair anymore. At least I will have the memories, until the brain goes too!!!
Henry rifle's are really lucky to have (YOU!) advertise and show everyone how their perfect gun's work. Hopefully you will be heading to my home state of Idaho. And go to the CCI company again and maybe make another video of you shooting in this beautiful state of Idaho. Thanks for all the 22plinkster videos and all the Henry rifle videos. And Like you famously say BE SAFE AND KEEP PLINKING
I'm really considering this "pistol", but I think I'll wait till you bring this out in the 44 mag. This thing has the 2nd kind of cool factor the mares leg never had. Ad with the side loading gate, this almost becomes "Tacticool". Great job Henry!
@@KappaKiller108 They make the mares leg, but it's brass, not steel and it doesn't have the side loading gate. The mares leg is cool, but in my opinion, the Axe in 44 mag would blow it out of the water in looks and usability.
@@newfieledman9164 What? Smith & Wesson never made any kind of Desert Eagle. The Desert Eagle is a semi-auto pay that has been made by IMI/IWI and Magnum Research. It is chambered in 50 AE. The S&W 500 is a revolver made by S&W and chambered in .500 S&W. They have nothing in common, except they have the same size bullet (but completely different cartridges).
Great review. First I have heard of this model. Always did like the 410 caliber. This one looks like a sweet multi purpose/home defense gun. Will definitely be looking at buying one.
@@prestonnormile9996 one of thos guys huh? And a regular 22long or short kills to. Those calibers however do not have fear factor. Fear factor can prevent the necessity to actually have to shoot a person. Have you ever had to defend your house with a gun? I have and I am glad the site of a saiga 12 ended the confrontation and allowed the police to arrive and handle it. Much rather have the outcome i did than to have been forced to shoot a meth addict who thought he was superman and could get to me or my wife because the site of a piddly 22 barrel didnt scare him. I'd rather clean the junkies piss off the floor than his blood.
Love at first sight. Been thinking of buying my first home defense weapon for a long time and think I just found one. Thank so much for sharing this video.
I think its practical purpose could actually be home defense. It’s short and easily managed thru doorways. Powerful enough to stop intruders, yet won’t as likely punch thru walls of the house and generate collateral damage
That would be great for my darn woodchucks. I live in the township and I use a 410 on them once in while. I love Henry guns...I have a 22 mag Golden Boy and love it!!
I have to have one of these!!!!!!! It's a little bit expensive for me though idk if I'll be able to afford it. I love henry because of their motto "Made in America, Or Not Made At All" my old man would have loved to have a Henry rifle.
Henry, I love mine. Thanks for processing the order via my hook up dealer. The fix was needed and on time. Collection never complete. makes five and all very awesome - great job.
I'd hunt blue grouse with it. It would fit very nicely on the rack of my Yamaha TTR trail motorcycle. Heck, it would fit right across the handlebars. I've got a Savage .410x.22 over under combo. Wished it could take a choke. I will definitely be on the lookout for this Henry .410 Ax.
Henry Arms is coming out with some very innovative products. Keeping the traditional ammo tube with the side gate loading system is to be commended. I wish I could get an audience with Henry and show them an innovative sling design.
I think it would be a good choice for home defense if loaded with the buckshot. It would be easy to maneuver around the house with and I've seen the buckshot out of the 410 can have some good groupings.
The Henry Axe is a dandy Camp / Survival Gun as it is from the Factory; with the optional accessory Three-Shot Hunting magazine Assembly and Extra-Full Turkey Choke it will throw exceptional #7-1/2 patterns for rabbit and squirrel...!
Great, Awesome, beautiful!,I need this for the ranch in south tx, for rattlesnakes and hogs which are always comeing out!,also would be a great self defense weapon at the house!
This is a GREAT indoor home defense gun. .410 is an unsung hero when it comes to not over penetrating walls and hitting loved ones on the other side. But you can still blast a home invader in the face and stop them in their tracks from across the room. I bet this would make a great small game hunting gun too. A perfect pack gun.
I'm not sure, .410 Buckshot tends to have the same velocity as 12 Gauge loads, just fewer pellets (4 or 5 vs 8 or 9 for 00 Buck usually), so each pellet would possess similar penetration, no?
The 410 Axe comes with a FULL Choke tube made by Briley. Henry sells Cylinder, Skeet, Modified, and Turkey choke tubes made by Briley. Henry does not recommend shooting slugs (1/5 oz./.398) through a Full choke tube. The Full Choke restricts the .410 bore down to .390. I would also not recommend shooting Home Defense Loads through the Full choke. Hornady Critical Defense contains (1) .410 slug and Winchester PDX1 has (3) .400 disks. These self-defense loads are specifically made for .410/45 Colt handguns that have rifled barrels. The self-defense loads engage the rifling to improve accuracy. Most slugs are designed to utilize the rifling used in rifled slug barrels as well. I personally would only shoot the Hornady with a Cylinder choke and the Winchester PDX1 and 1/5oz. slugs with the Modified or Cylinder choke. If you want to use the Full Choke for home defense - use 000 Buck (.360) as the late Mr. Jeff Quinn demonstrated. I called Briley about the specifications of their other choke tubes made for the Henry 410 Axe. They claim the Cylinder is .410 and the Modified is .397. I bought both choke tubes. They Cylinder choke tube does have a very slight restriction (it's not .410 as claimed). I would estimate it as .408.
@Logan Waltz basic economics also includes concepts like supply and demand, quantity demanded (at a certain price), and fair market value. I think we'll find that the quantity demanded at this price is very low.
Back in the mid 80's we use to carry a cheap 410 single barrel on our tractor, (my Dad bought it at some gun shop, cheap made, break over, and held like 5 rounds in the butt plate) I forgot who made them but I remember them being called, "Snake Charmers" I'm kinda thinking should the price on these drop, I might get one for my tractor to help control the overpopulation of snakes here in South Arkansas
I would bet there is no other industry that can out do the gun industry when it comes to the amount of junk, gimmicks and pointless products. Thanks Henry for adding the "Axe" to that list.
My grandpa would froth at the mouth looking at that. He loves 4.10 and he loves old guns. Cant wait until i can afford one, though i think i know who would use it more.
It looks a lot like Josh Randal’s “Mare’s Leg” that Steve McQueen carried on “Wanted Dead Or Alive” about 65-70 years ago. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
I'd think 12 is a bit heavy to handle without a full stock for the average person. A 20 though... that sounds like the right amount of power for a more aggressive stance on this frame!
Terrific video. You know, it drives me crazy when people refer to Josh Randall's "mare's leg" as a cut-down rifle. If you watch the pilot, (an episode of the show Trackdown) he clearly states it's a shotgun. Plus the ammo on his belt is shotgun slugs. As a lover of the old b&w tv westerns, I loved your video.
I love it! great home defense gun. but I will stick to my maverick 88 12g for home defense, this thing is way over priced. you know I really never understood the pricing mindset. I would think that you would want to sell maybe 5000 @ $600 then maybe 100 @ $900+. just don't make sense
I have a remington 857 20 gauge for home defense. I think I may place it with the Henry axe so that every member won't be afraid to shoot it in a crisis.
$970.00 plus tax, shipping fee, and any other transfer fees that would be associated with it, and that's a significate amount of cold, hard cash to pay for half a shotgun. Now if I were Josh Randle then that would be different, but I'm not, lol.
Originally seen used by Steve McQueen in the t.v. series 'Wanted : Dead or Alive' back in the late 50's - early 60's...his was shorter and had a holster.
I’m not sure but I believe his was a Mares leg , I want to say .30.30 or 45 cal. I don’t recall , check it out get back to me 👍 Have a Merry Christmas 🙏✨
410 is so underated. My first gun was a single shot 410. Still have it. It's a great little shotgun.
3 shot .410 was the first shotgun I shot. I always expecting a sore shoulder from seeing my brother shoot a .12 gauge but my young self loved it
Perfect for home defense
And putting food on table
Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸
I need one of these. I just showed this to my wife and she said: That's going to show up in the safe, isn't it? 😏
Lol.. too funny. Mine too
Just hide the price from her.
I always buy what I want for my wife! I’m not proud, I shoot all of her guns. AR pistol, PC Carbine, Bond Arms 410, Charger, Precision Rimfire, Mares Leg! Heck, I’m the best husband, EVER! Get with the program boys, it ain’t about you!
@@MacHippy-qk4pr Classic
She knows you so well, doesn't she?
I love my axe... purchased it nearly a year ago only started finding ammo couple of weeks ago. Yet another wonderful Henry firearm product!
That would be an awesome survival, truck, camp, farm, grouse gun.
Yeah, I think he's actually underselling it a bit in the video. It won't be great at any one thing, but it will do the job for several things that you might need it for, and that could make it a better investment than might be apparent at first blush.
Agreed, this would be the perfect gun for passive grouse and rabbit hunting (I mostly shoot them while hiking or walking old logging roads, so having that hanging from a sling would be a very perfect).
People in the gun community are getting to be such wimps,talking about practicality and comfort. I was raised by a family of marines and green berets,if you can handle the kick its comfortable and if it can be used for anything at all,use it. I'm personally in luv with the lil beast
Yes. I AM awesome.
I would like to see someone shoot a grouse with that!
If you think .22 is a hard round to find,
Have fun locating a box of 410 BEFORE there was a ammo shortage- I haven't seen a box of anything that's not 12 gage in over 4 months.
Ya inherited my dads 410 (he’s fine) mostly because he can’t find ammo for it and needed room in the gun safe
I saw ONE box of 28 gauge i was so really surprised they had that and the guy that was looking for it was mad that was all they had
I've seen some 20 gauge here and there but yeah 90% what I see is 12 gauge bird shot.
Heck I just sold a few boxes of 16 gauge I picked up years ago for a song. Never ended up getting a 16 and needed more room in my ammo case for 556.
I just scored a box of Winchester .22 (1280FPS) hollowpoints at Wally World
In Australia the. 22 is a very popular rifle and every gun shop is very well stocked, I don't know what would happen if the shops ran out of.22 rounds,
This would be a great gun to protect your home and family would love to have one
Found out about this Gun from watching your CH. 22plinkster then watching you on Henry CH. Immediately went on the hunt for one and found one at my local Fleet Farm for 750.00 OTD After about 2 months of scouting... they said they've only had 3 of these guns all year long. I was super excited when I seen it in the glass shelving and it was all for me. I have a Marlin and now a proud owner of a Henry Thats made here in my Home State of Wisconsin. I love your channel and your work. Keep the content coming.
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Had 3 of the 410 shotguns back in my day and i still have all of the Original Receipts,
1. Single Shot 410. $200. 2. Pump Action 410. $345. 3. Semi Automatic 410. $500. they are great for Rabbits and Small Game birds like Ruff Grouse, Partridge, Turkeys, and more.
I reviewed this gun and loved it! I think it would do well in the home defense role, especially with dedicated loads. Rifled slugs are WICKED in this thing- I showed what it would do on a frozen turkey! Very cool!
Great review, as always!
I was just thinking about slugs in this!
Do I need to buy a different choke for slugs, or can I just use the choke that it comes with?
the Mossberg and Remington 12 g pump is much cheaper and gives more firepower. Not sure this is a viable option
@@bobknobbe3561 but which one looks cooler? 😂
Unfortunately, being a Mass resident, our AG decided that we can't own one. At 70 & retired, I am considering changing states of residence so that I can continue to have fun until I can't get out of the rocking chair anymore. At least I will have the memories, until the brain goes too!!!
If it took you 70 years to figure out Massachusetts has shit gun laws then you may as well stay
Democrats screw up all the good things in life.
This is the most fun gun I've ever owned. I absolutely love it. Thank you Henry.
I had something like this but it was in. 45-70 gov. Best gift ever and I felt like a beast shooting it. If you this did that I'd pay that ticket price
Very nice! I’m glad Henry keeps bringing out new stuf!!
Great host representative, I enjoyed the quick moving although through presentation. Well done sir !
All it needs is a large loop lever so you can spin it. Then it'll be perfect! Overall the axe gun is pretty cool NGL.
Agreed.
large loops are ugly
@@afourteen1554 Agreed but if someone else wants it,I have no heartburn over that.
@@afourteen1554 Tell that to Lucas McCain
@@afourteen1554 - they serve a purpose- you don’t have to remove your gloves.
Henry rifle's are really lucky to have (YOU!) advertise and show everyone how their perfect gun's work. Hopefully you will be heading to my home state of Idaho. And go to the CCI company again and maybe make another video of you shooting in this beautiful state of Idaho. Thanks for all the 22plinkster videos and all the Henry rifle videos. And Like you famously say BE SAFE AND KEEP PLINKING
I'm really considering this "pistol", but I think I'll wait till you bring this out in the 44 mag. This thing has the 2nd kind of cool factor the mares leg never had. Ad with the side loading gate, this almost becomes "Tacticool". Great job Henry!
MY DAD
Has a really nice 50 caliber Smith & Wesson Desert Eagle handgun but it has some kick to it.
there is one in 44 mag.its the henry mares leg
Weird this comment is getting upvotes when they already make one
@@KappaKiller108 They make the mares leg, but it's brass, not steel and it doesn't have the side loading gate. The mares leg is cool, but in my opinion, the Axe in 44 mag would blow it out of the water in looks and usability.
@@newfieledman9164 What? Smith & Wesson never made any kind of Desert Eagle. The Desert Eagle is a semi-auto pay that has been made by IMI/IWI and Magnum Research. It is chambered in 50 AE. The S&W 500 is a revolver made by S&W and chambered in .500 S&W. They have nothing in common, except they have the same size bullet (but completely different cartridges).
Great review. First I have heard of this model. Always did like the 410 caliber. This one looks like a sweet multi purpose/home defense gun. Will definitely be looking at buying one.
Bought this a month ago and been camping in Arizona, WOW is it fun!!!
I love this firearm, I will be getting one when they become more readily available. Good job Henry 👍🏼
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Thank you for your service, Marine!
THE home defense weapon imo. Light, short and REAL stopping power. You broke into the wrong house buddy.
If u can the moss shockwave in 20 gauge a little better and cheaper
Literally any gun shotgun with a stock would be better option than one without one.
"Real stopping power"
.22wmr to the neck/head will stop someone just as quick as this
@ Bram Curtis; I believe [ SOLID ] would best describe that must have.
@@prestonnormile9996 one of thos guys huh? And a regular 22long or short kills to. Those calibers however do not have fear factor. Fear factor can prevent the necessity to actually have to shoot a person. Have you ever had to defend your house with a gun? I have and I am glad the site of a saiga 12 ended the confrontation and allowed the police to arrive and handle it. Much rather have the outcome i did than to have been forced to shoot a meth addict who thought he was superman and could get to me or my wife because the site of a piddly 22 barrel didnt scare him. I'd rather clean the junkies piss off the floor than his blood.
My uncle got me one for my b day last year it's awesome fun for squirrel hunting
Reminds me of Josh Randle's gun in "Wanted dead or alive".
Good to take along as a snake gun fishing in the brushy south.
Looks like a great saddle gun. I'm still saving for an All Weather.
Love at first sight. Been thinking of buying my first home defense weapon for a long time and think I just found one. Thank so much for sharing this video.
Just buy a mossberg 500 12gauge
I think its practical purpose could actually be home defense. It’s short and easily managed thru doorways. Powerful enough to stop intruders, yet won’t as likely punch thru walls of the house and generate collateral damage
My thoughts exactly
Wife is looking to do a through ride on the AZ trail and loves everything western, and now wants one of these
I need this in my life!
That would be great for my darn woodchucks. I live in the township and I use a 410 on them once in while. I love Henry guns...I have a 22 mag Golden Boy and love it!!
Damn good snake gun, might have a place on my saddle
I have to have one of these!!!!!!! It's a little bit expensive for me though idk if I'll be able to afford it. I love henry because of their motto "Made in America, Or Not Made At All" my old man would have loved to have a Henry rifle.
That's a nice gun and I enjoyed your review very much. But then I always enjoy watching you shoot!!
Henry, I love mine. Thanks for processing the order via my hook up dealer. The fix was needed and on time. Collection never complete. makes five and all very awesome - great job.
That's one of the coolest things I've seen lately. 👍👍👍
I'd hunt blue grouse with it.
It would fit very nicely on the rack of my Yamaha TTR trail motorcycle.
Heck, it would fit right across the handlebars.
I've got a Savage .410x.22 over under combo.
Wished it could take a choke.
I will definitely be on the lookout for this Henry .410 Ax.
Man I love Henry
Want to buy a fun little .410. Really like the look of this one. Might end up with the Charles Daly .410 pump "firearm" though, because of price.
That would be great to keep under my seat in my truck for those just Incase moments
Better to have it and not need it then to need it and not have it right
The Axe is a very hard gun to find , why doesn't Henry build alot more of them . I want one !
I'll just use my Savage .410 pump. It holds 3" magnum shells.
The axe 410 is great
Would be even better with a shoulder butt instead of a short one.
I want to see you take the Henry 410 shotgun on a hunt.
I meant to Henry .410 x gun.
Henry Arms is coming out with some very innovative products. Keeping the traditional ammo tube with the side gate loading system is to be commended. I wish I could get an audience with Henry and show them an innovative sling design.
I really want one of these and the Long Ranger in .308
I think it would be a good choice for home defense if loaded with the buckshot. It would be easy to maneuver around the house with and I've seen the buckshot out of the 410 can have some good groupings.
I have one, not practical, not accurate, but it’s fun to shoot and looks cool and sometimes that’s what matters most
Short range home defense could be a good gun.
My first shotgun ever was a .410 savage stevens. This thing is very nostalgic.
The Henry Axe is a dandy Camp / Survival Gun as it is from the Factory; with the optional accessory Three-Shot Hunting magazine Assembly and Extra-Full Turkey Choke it will throw exceptional #7-1/2 patterns for rabbit and squirrel...!
I absolutely LOVE this thing
Great, Awesome, beautiful!,I need this for the ranch in south tx, for rattlesnakes and hogs which are always comeing out!,also would be a great self defense weapon at the house!
This is a GREAT indoor home defense gun.
.410 is an unsung hero when it comes to not over penetrating walls and hitting loved ones on the other side. But you can still blast a home invader in the face and stop them in their tracks from across the room.
I bet this would make a great small game hunting gun too.
A perfect pack gun.
I'm not sure, .410 Buckshot tends to have the same velocity as 12 Gauge loads, just fewer pellets (4 or 5 vs 8 or 9 for 00 Buck usually), so each pellet would possess similar penetration, no?
My dad would love that as a snake gun around the farm.
Need one in All Weather finish!
Would be even more interesting if it could also chamber and fire .45 Long Colt.
I'm not absolutely positive but I believe the Winchester version of this gun which is a little longer does also shoot 45
If that's the case, then I'm more than willing to get a Winchester.
fact check true
Awesome, thanks for the info.
All of these types of firearms are great hiking trail guns!
Honestly after 22 long rifle as my first gun that I intend to get I'm definitely going to look to get this thing
The 410 Axe comes with a FULL Choke tube made by Briley. Henry sells Cylinder, Skeet, Modified, and Turkey choke tubes made by Briley.
Henry does not recommend shooting slugs (1/5 oz./.398) through a Full choke tube. The Full Choke restricts the .410 bore down to .390. I would also not recommend shooting Home Defense Loads through the Full choke. Hornady Critical Defense contains (1) .410 slug and Winchester PDX1 has (3) .400 disks. These self-defense loads are specifically made for .410/45 Colt handguns that have rifled barrels. The self-defense loads engage the rifling to improve accuracy. Most slugs are designed to utilize the rifling used in rifled slug barrels as well. I personally would only shoot the Hornady with a Cylinder choke and the Winchester PDX1 and 1/5oz. slugs with the Modified or Cylinder choke. If you want to use the Full Choke for home defense - use 000 Buck (.360) as the late Mr. Jeff Quinn demonstrated.
I called Briley about the specifications of their other choke tubes made for the Henry 410 Axe. They claim the Cylinder is .410 and the Modified is .397. I bought both choke tubes. They Cylinder choke tube does have a very slight restriction (it's not .410 as claimed). I would estimate it as .408.
Can't wait until y'all come out with the 30 30 lever action . woohoo
That a awesome thing
$970 MSRP? Ouch.
Likely in the $800 range on shelves
I just bought a Henry brand new in 45/70 for $750.00
Even $800 is to much. This should go for $400 tops. It's only a .410.
Jim W: (too) much...
@Logan Waltz basic economics also includes concepts like supply and demand, quantity demanded (at a certain price), and fair market value. I think we'll find that the quantity demanded at this price is very low.
Anyone else here want to see him try to spin cycle that scatter gun ala Arnold S in T2 ?
Or skull face from metal gear solid 5
And maybe shoot himself in the process?
Could be wrong, but I don't think the lever loop is large enough to do that properly.
That Winchester1887 was modified to be twirled like that for the movie.
BTW, chiappa offers a 30th Anniversary Rose Box model of the shotgun.
Back in the mid 80's we use to carry a cheap 410 single barrel on our tractor, (my Dad bought it at some gun shop, cheap made, break over, and held like 5 rounds in the butt plate) I forgot who made them but I remember them being called, "Snake Charmers"
I'm kinda thinking should the price on these drop, I might get one for my tractor to help control the overpopulation of snakes here in South Arkansas
This would be the only levergun I would think about owning!
With like buckshot/slug mix this seems like the perfect truck gun
And I'm gonna have to get me one of them!👍🇺🇸
oooh,all I want is to work here,with this guy,shooting guns all day long man...and some weed and coffee by the way...so cool
I would bet there is no other industry that can out do the gun industry when it comes to the amount of junk, gimmicks and pointless products. Thanks Henry for adding the "Axe" to that list.
Obviously you're no golfer.
LOOKS LIKE FUN
IMO, it covers all the bases. Home defense, hunting, open carry and just for fun
Excellent 📹 video....nice firearm!!
Looks like it would be great for taking out to your traps.
What a cool little gun.
I like the motto
My grandpa would froth at the mouth looking at that. He loves 4.10 and he loves old guns. Cant wait until i can afford one, though i think i know who would use it more.
It looks a lot like Josh Randal’s “Mare’s Leg” that Steve McQueen carried on “Wanted Dead Or Alive” about 65-70 years ago.
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
Just got my axe in today, and I’m dying to take it to the range
Be perfect for grouse during dear season driving in and out of hunting spots
Would be interesting if it were 20 gauge.
Or 12 gauge
20 gauge,....I'd buy that!
Michael Vinsonhaler ❓
I'd think 12 is a bit heavy to handle without a full stock for the average person.
A 20 though... that sounds like the right amount of power for a more aggressive stance on this frame!
@@skoutdoors688 they make something similar in 12 gauge
Hey Antony my dream gun is a henry 30-30 lever action blued. Now I need the money for one
we call those "snake charmers" out in west Texas.
Terrific video. You know, it drives me crazy when people refer to Josh Randall's "mare's leg" as a cut-down rifle. If you watch the pilot, (an episode of the show Trackdown) he clearly states it's a shotgun. Plus the ammo on his belt is shotgun slugs. As a lover of the old b&w tv westerns, I loved your video.
ME LIKEY! Seems practical for my purpose.
I love it! great home defense gun. but I will stick to my maverick 88 12g for home defense, this thing is way over priced. you know I really never understood the pricing mindset. I would think that you would want to sell maybe 5000 @ $600 then maybe 100 @ $900+. just don't make sense
make that bad boy in all weather and SOLD!
I’m still waiting for mine. Ordered it a month ago
Me too.
I have a remington 857 20 gauge for home defense. I think I may place it with the Henry axe so that every member won't be afraid to shoot it in a crisis.
Ty for the video 👍🏽👍🏽
A potential 🎄 gift for that fan of "Terminator 2" in your life.
Probably the best snake gun ever made. 💥 🐍
Wonderful idea
Aw I miss my old Marlin lever 410 🙁
Yeah I Love ❤️ it!!!
I’m a big fan of Henry but they are way too dam proud of a dam 410
$970.00 plus tax, shipping fee, and any other transfer fees that would be associated with it, and that's a significate amount of cold, hard cash to pay for half a shotgun. Now if I were Josh Randle then that would be different, but I'm not, lol.
Originally seen used by Steve McQueen in the t.v. series 'Wanted : Dead or Alive' back in the late 50's - early 60's...his was shorter and had a holster.
I’m not sure but I believe his was a Mares leg , I want to say .30.30 or 45 cal. I don’t recall , check it out get back to me 👍
Have a Merry Christmas 🙏✨
So it's a fun gun unlike the other serious guns.
10 years later-- “today on forgotten weapons”
Were you shooting those slugs through the full choke that comes with it?