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Henry H001L Carbine
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RanchRoper
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Henry H001L Carbine
Had the opportunity today in town to hold a new H001L large loop lever carbine, 16.5" barrel in .22LR. Holy cow is it light! Seemed like a nice handy little rifle. I'm not a fan of the large loop lever look, but it felt pretty good. Nice fit and finish. $469 Canadian. Nice rifle. Nope I did not buy it....
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Re: Henry H001L Carbine
But I always default back to "That's 469 x 45 Colt bullets I could buy."
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Re: Henry H001L Carbine
I've recently bought a used H001L and I like it a lot. Can't say I like it better than my H001. I do like the look and feel of the big loop lever, though.
RR, you could save enough money in re-loading & casting bullets for the 45LC, to get that .22 carbine.
RR, you could save enough money in re-loading & casting bullets for the 45LC, to get that .22 carbine.
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Re: Henry H001L Carbine
Yes I've been considering it.
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Re: Henry H001L Carbine
per the Borg : Resistance is futile.RanchRoper wrote:Yes I've been considering it.
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Re: Henry H001L Carbine
JEBar wrote:per the Borg : Resistance is futile.RanchRoper wrote:Yes I've been considering it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXewIR7Y7cc
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Re: Henry H001L Carbine
I really like mine but the squirrels don't! I use the stock sights and under 50 yards its a deadly. I can honestly say you will not be disappointed if you decide to buy one.
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Re: Henry H001L Carbine
Ah, but all you'd have at the end of your purchase would be 469 holes, whereas if you bought the H001L, you'd still have a nice little rifle at the end of it.RanchRoper wrote:But I always default back to "That's 469 x 45 Colt bullets I could buy."
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Re: Henry H001L Carbine
Ya it's tempting but I just bought about a thousand rounds of 45 Colt on sale....
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