Henry Rifle Hammer Expanders

[JEBar]

Carlson's is an outstanding company .... we have numbers of their choke tubes for several different shotguns .... they are now marketing American made Hammer Expanders for Henry rifles .... link below

http://www.choketube.com/accessories-pr ... der&mf=400

I wish I'd of known these were available before we purchased expanders for all three of our Henry rifles

[PT7]

I received an email from Carlson's, which also highlighted these hammer-expanders. Along with it, there was a notice about a Memorial Day weekend sale. I cannot copy that info directly into the Henry windows, but will just type out the sale info here:

Memorial Day Sale
"In Memory of Many. In Honor Of All"

20% Off Site Wide
Coupon Code: Memorial17

Starts 5/26/17 at 6PM.
Ends 5/29/17 at 11:59PM.

http://www.ChokeTube.com

[Henry88]

Don't know that I would need, or for that matter want, extra "stuff" on the side I never cock the gun.

[JEBar]

my pure guess is they design their hammer expanders to stick out on both sides to accommodate left handed shooters .... with a scope mounted on our Henry rifles, I find a hammer expander to really come in handy ....

[Henry88]

my pure guess is they design their hammer expanders to stick out on both sides to accommodate left handed shooters .... with a scope mounted on our Henry rifles, I find a hammer expander to really come in handy ....

I believe the singles are reversible, but yeah for multiple shooters.

[JEBar]

I'll have to take a look at ours .... I never tried installing it on the left side so I don't know if it is reversible or not

[Henry88]

Just, who cares, but since I took my scope off I don't use them.

[JEBar]

if we were to remove the scopes, I don't know if we would remove them or not .... as you know, with a Henry you have to pull the trigger to put it on "Safe" .... the extenders give me a better grip

[RanchRoper]

Sorry but the purpose is lost on me. What's this do for you?

[PT7]

RR --- I don't think this equipment would necessarily apply to your rifles, your usage. The primary use, I believe, is when a rifle is scoped. You've maintained iron sights, right? Many times the scope is mounted with low rings, and the scope sits really close to the top of the hammer. Folk can't get their thumbs between the scope and hammer to cock the rifle. The extension is easily accessed from the side with the thumb.

On the other thumb, err hand, I believe some folk mount these with a "comfort" focus, more to put the thumb on, maybe easier to cock the rifle.
Those are my thots of 2 cents. I may be off base. But I'm certain other folk will chime in with more $$. Guess you can use more of that on a cowboy's earnings.