Henry's new "Black" guns

[daytime dave]

Henry recently showed some new guns that were not blue steel and walnut. What do you all think?

[roddy]

*SIGH*...

[JEBar]

I haven't been able to find any pictures of them ....

[MICoyote]

Link?

[North Country Gal]

I can live with "all weather" guns with composite stocks and stainless construction. There's a place for that kind of lever gun/single shot for some applications. We don't really need that kind of gun, though we do have a number of composite/stainless Contender rigs. Just happened to be that setup when we found them for sale.

[Mistered]

"all weather" guns with composite stocks and stainless construction.

As I said in a previous thread - an answer to a problem that does not exist.

[GFK]

I am partial to wood. Stainless, I like. My S&W 357 came stainless with wooden grips. I have since replaced the wooden grips for rubber ones. They seem to look and feel better. As far as for a rifle, I think I would prefer a wooden stock and forearm with stainless. I think it would wear better than the bluing with less attention to handling. But with adequate maintenance, either probably will last longer than I will be on this earth.

[Ojaileveraction]

They have been promoting their new X line of "tactical" rifles on Instagram.

[PT7]

To Henry Folk who are not on Instagram, as I'm not. This web article has pics and info on Henry "X Series Concept" firearms.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2018 ... e-shotgun/

Here is one of the two long guns shown.

henry-x-lever-action-rifle.jpg

They have been promoting their new X line of "tactical" rifles on Instagram.

[CT_Shooter]

To Henry Folk who are not on Instagram, as I'm not. This web article has pics and info on Henry "X Series Concept" firearms.

Thanks for the link and the picture, PT7. Someone will like them, but it isn't me.