@@crimsonfang264 Heritage WAS out of Florida , Taurus /Rossi bought Heritage firearms plant and then moved the plant to Georgia . Heritage is American made but owned by Taurus/Rossi have a great day pard
@@billsummy2412 yes I know some of the other gun companies back a fews years bought out Heritage a gun company that was US made back in 97 out of a different state I know cause I was looking at a few pieces I like although if memory serves me right it was Georgia I saw some of their weapons with the Ga symbol I could check again although im pretty sure my knowledge is reliable it wasn't until 2012 that Taurus bought the company and now makes them in Florida and few other places
Thank you for this review. Enjoyed it. I have just purchased the Settler and I have to say I am happy with its performance and it seems to give a base Henry model a run for its money. I have gotten the laughs too. But the rifle is solid and well built. Looks like Heritage is stepping up its game. As for the look with simulated case-hardening, it kinda grows on you with time 😂.
I just got one of these at my local Academy store on clearance plus a discount for a couple of very small fingernail type impressions (display model) on the stock grip area and the 5% card discount for $282.61 plus tax. The action is just as smooth as my Henry's and Winchester 9422's. The trigger is a pound or two heavier though but not bad at all and it is smooth. Fit is good for the price point except for the butt plate. It could have been better. I'm not a fan of the faux case hardening orange color but otherwise the overall finish is very good and smooth and has no rough edges like that of the rough rider revolvers. I got mine at a good discount but I think it's well worth the $350-$425 price point. It would be even better if it was made in America.
Looks to be plenty accurate, especially if you put a scope on it. Reliable feeding, no misfires. I can live with some minor cosmetic weirdness for the price. It's a "buy" in my opinion. Thanks for the review.
Nice little plinker. Impressive accuracy and seems to be reliable. How many rounds did you shoot, yet and what ammo besides CCI? A follow-up with a scope and less high quality ammo would be cool. Thanks for sharing 🙏👍
It would never be "Henry Smooth", it would be Erma Smooth. Erma came up with the design in the 70's, sold under Ithaca, Colt and who knows what other brand names. They work.
@@clinnyboy, the original comment may have confused some. A Henry IS an Erma! Henry purchased Erma and has produced this gun as their Henry rim fire lever action rifle. Erma was a German company that produced lever action .22's that were sold under various names.
Having just watched a video comparing a Henry golden boy vs thee std model and given the guy was shooting winchester ammo at 50ft. his groups with both rifles were significantly bigger. Could be shooter, could be ammo or maybe you got a ringer here but the cheapest I've seen a golden boy was at local WalMart for 508.00 and the Heritage online for 302.00 with 8.00 shipping and a 25.00 transfer I come 150.00 bucks to the good. That my friends is a lot of ammo. I've owned and shot Rossi rio bravo and it every bit as slick and accurate as any henry I've shot but the wood wasn't as good.
This is a "real .22". It'll make holes in flesh just like it does in paper. Haven't needed to use warranty on any of my 3 Heritage Rough Riders or my Rossi Rio Bravo, or my Taurus model 63 or my Rossi RS 22 or my Taurus semi auto 9mm or my Heritage Rancher for that matter.
I dont care how good it shoots... Between that hideously fake cased hardened finish, and that Henry H001 price tag, theres nothing about this thats appealing.
This piece of junk is made by CBC of Brazil. Which now also owns Taurus,Rossi and Heritage. They own MagTec and Seller and Bellot which they are selling that one to ColtCZ for 350 million in cash and 28% of the company. Parent company is under investigation for price fixing and ammo. They need to pay someone off so that probably why they’re selling.
i got a floor model henry 22lr carbine for $270 at a too-tactical gun store. best to take your time and shop around to find a used anything other than a heritage anything.
Its a modified Rossi Rio Bravo ...the parent company owns , Taurus , Rossi and Heritage is out of Brazil All nice guns pard
Actually Heritage is originally from the USA from Georgia it says so in their guns
@@crimsonfang264 Heritage WAS out of Florida , Taurus /Rossi bought Heritage firearms plant and then moved the plant to Georgia . Heritage is American made but owned by Taurus/Rossi have a great day pard
@@billsummy2412 yes I know some of the other gun companies back a fews years bought out Heritage a gun company that was US made back in 97 out of a different state I know cause I was looking at a few pieces I like although if memory serves me right it was Georgia I saw some of their weapons with the Ga symbol I could check again although im pretty sure my knowledge is reliable it wasn't until 2012 that Taurus bought the company and now makes them in Florida and few other places
Thank you for this review. Enjoyed it. I have just purchased the Settler and I have to say I am happy with its performance and it seems to give a base Henry model a run for its money. I have gotten the laughs too. But the rifle is solid and well built. Looks like Heritage is stepping up its game. As for the look with simulated case-hardening, it kinda grows on you with time 😂.
I just got one of these at my local Academy store on clearance plus a discount for a couple of very small fingernail type impressions (display model) on the stock grip area and the 5% card discount for $282.61 plus tax. The action is just as smooth as my Henry's and Winchester 9422's. The trigger is a pound or two heavier though but not bad at all and it is smooth. Fit is good for the price point except for the butt plate. It could have been better.
I'm not a fan of the faux case hardening orange color but otherwise the overall finish is very good and smooth and has no rough edges like that of the rough rider revolvers. I got mine at a good discount but I think it's well worth the $350-$425 price point. It would be even better if it was made in America.
Heritage Arms manufactures these in Georgia. Should be stamped ( as per regulations) Made In USA.. if not please post the barrel stampings.
The copper look is awesome
I like it! Nice to see another brand demonstrated for quality. The color of the metal is strange but like you said, is unique...Thanks for the info!
Being a HUGE fan of Taurus and Rossi and Heritage I’m impressed!!!
I just bought a Hennry 22 mag carbine and its fun.
A Heritage lever gun??? Who knew??😮
Looks to be plenty accurate, especially if you put a scope on it. Reliable feeding, no misfires. I can live with some minor cosmetic weirdness for the price. It's a "buy" in my opinion. Thanks for the review.
Nice little plinker. Impressive accuracy and seems to be reliable. How many rounds did you shoot, yet and what ammo besides CCI?
A follow-up with a scope and less high quality ammo would be cool. Thanks for sharing 🙏👍
It would never be "Henry Smooth", it would be Erma Smooth.
Erma came up with the design in the 70's, sold under Ithaca, Colt and who knows what other brand names.
They work.
I have had 3 Henry's and a 2 Rossi's They are just as smooth. NO difference!
@@clinnyboy, the original comment may have confused some. A Henry IS an Erma! Henry purchased Erma and has produced this gun as their Henry rim fire lever action rifle.
Erma was a German company that produced lever action .22's that were sold under various names.
I see. Yes I did misinterpret the comment. Sorry@@DPMConnacht
Show us shooting with Shorts and Aguila SSS rounds
"Let's see how it does on paper" great double meaning lol 😂
Does it cycle shorts?
Having just watched a video comparing a Henry golden boy vs thee std model and given the guy was shooting winchester ammo at 50ft. his groups with both rifles were significantly bigger. Could be shooter, could be ammo or maybe you got a ringer here but the cheapest I've seen a golden boy was at local WalMart for 508.00 and the Heritage online for 302.00 with 8.00 shipping and a 25.00 transfer I come 150.00 bucks to the good. That my friends is a lot of ammo. I've owned and shot Rossi rio bravo and it every bit as slick and accurate as any henry I've shot but the wood wasn't as good.
The receiver is the color of a bad urine sample.
After a night at the bar, yes.
Picked mine up for 350 at an academy.
I'm sure they make different colors like they do on the handguns
LOL, what is a "Leeeever action" ? I gather it's a lever action.
The receiver looks awful. What were they thinking with that color?
Is that color supposed to be case hardened
I think so?
Awesome review
Leeeever Action...?? 😆
I want the mare's laig for a brush gun
For me, it would have to be at least 150 bucks cheaper than a Henry
That seems fair to say
The orange patina is case hardening.
I've seen them in Bud's Guns in their store. That one had better colors in it. Not much orange; mostly blue.
Not a fan of the orange finish either. But with Buckhorn sights it seems to shoot very well
Like the bigger loop..!!
Good deal
Does it come in 22 magnum...
Not currently.
About 550 with shipping.
That ain't orange.....that's copper
When to expect some awesome shotgun contents
I feel sad for anyone who has to go to a range to do a little shooting.
Oh well, he probably makes it up by living in a nicer house than you , driving a nicer car and having a hotter wife😅
If you don’t like the color here it cerecoated in a color you like.
The orange would look better if the wood was stained black.
WOW
Nothing terribly wrong with that rifle
Henry’s are just zinc pot metal
Zinc is not pot metal
lol imagine defending the use of zinc for firearms manufacturing 😂
Is the receiver made of zinc pot metal?
It is actual steel in this one, but you pay a little more.
@@RattlesnakeDefense that's OK, I'll gladly pay more for steel.
@boomstickrevenge if the steel bolt rides on aluminum rails, that could cause a lot of wear to the receiver.
Get a real 22 lr rifle buy a Henry these have no lifetime warranty need I say more , where's it made ????
I do not disagree.
This is a "real .22". It'll make holes in flesh just like it does in paper. Haven't needed to use warranty on any of my 3 Heritage Rough Riders or my Rossi Rio Bravo, or my Taurus model 63 or my Rossi RS 22 or my Taurus semi auto 9mm or my Heritage Rancher for that matter.
No buy a savage best all around
@ronniepruitt8731 what's that? on this hunt for the right lever is hard work
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Savage don't make LA, duh!
I dont care how good it shoots... Between that hideously fake cased hardened finish, and that Henry H001 price tag, theres nothing about this thats appealing.
Only worth it if it's cheaper then s Henry
This piece of junk is made by CBC of Brazil. Which now also owns Taurus,Rossi and Heritage. They own MagTec and Seller and Bellot which they are selling that one to ColtCZ for 350 million in cash and 28% of the company. Parent company is under investigation for price fixing and ammo. They need to pay someone off so that probably why they’re selling.
$299
Looks like it was made from a box of parts.....
250 maybe hut not 400. To ugly for that money.
Please make firearms out of steel.
i got a floor model henry 22lr carbine for $270 at a too-tactical gun store. best to take your time and shop around to find a used anything other than a heritage anything.