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Yes, unfortunately I dont currently own a Henry but will here soon as soon as I return to the states. I am in the Navy and will be stationed abroad here soon which means no shooting for awhile.

I recently got into reloading amd look forward to expanding that hobby to more calibers beyond .357/38SPL. Wifey and i am big fans of levers and wheelsguns, steel and wood.

Top of our list is a Henry rimfire lever to get the kids into them, likely with one of Rugers new Wrangler single actions to match. Other Henrys that have my eye are the new sidegate loaders (hoping to see those expanded to pistol calibers), and the Henry classic which is just a really neat repro of the gun that helped the Union save the Republic.

Anyway, see you around and I look forward to learning more about the Henry family

Thank you for your service and welcome to the forum from CT. Glad you joined the conversation.

GRV01 wrote:Yes, unfortunately I dont currently own a Henry but will here soon as soon as I return to the states. I am in the Navy and will be stationed abroad here soon which means no shooting for awhile.

I recently got into reloading amd look forward to expanding that hobby to more calibers beyond .357/38SPL. Wifey and i am big fans of levers and wheelsguns, steel and wood.

Top of our list is a Henry rimfire lever to get the kids into them, likely with one of Rugers new Wrangler single actions to match. Other Henrys that have my eye are the new sidegate loaders (hoping to see those expanded to pistol calibers), and the Henry classic which is just a really neat repro of the gun that helped the Union save the Republic.

Anyway, see you around and I look forward to learning more about the Henry family

first, thank you and your family for your service to our country .... absolutely, delighted to have you join our community .... please feel free to read and post often, to jump into ongoing conversations; as well as, to start your own

Welcome from a northern neighbor, Alberta Canada. Your service is appreciated up here too.

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Welcome from the TV, Oregon!

GRV01 wrote:... Anyway, see you around and I look forward to learning more about the Henry family

Thank you for all you and your family have done and welcome to the forum. Can't wait to hear more of your adventures as you and the rest of the family become a Henry Family!
There's a lot to like and you'll learn a lot here, that's for sure!
Welcome from KC!

Yup thanks for your service. Welcome to the forum and when you get that first Henry we like pictures. So feel free to post pictures and let us see that new Henry.

ESquared wrote:Thank you for all you and your family have done and welcome to the forum. Can't wait to hear more of your adventures as you and the rest of the family become a Henry Family!
There's a lot to like and you'll learn a lot here, that's for sure!
Welcome from KC!

Like that Western Auto sign

GRV01 wrote:Yes, unfortunately I dont currently own a Henry but will here soon as soon as I return to the states. I am in the Navy and will be stationed abroad here soon which means no shooting for awhile.

I recently got into reloading amd look forward to expanding that hobby to more calibers beyond .357/38SPL. Wifey and i am big fans of levers and wheelsguns, steel and wood.

Top of our list is a Henry rimfire lever to get the kids into them, likely with one of Rugers new Wrangler single actions to match. Other Henrys that have my eye are the new sidegate loaders (hoping to see those expanded to pistol calibers), and the Henry classic which is just a really neat repro of the gun that helped the Union save the Republic.

Anyway, see you around and I look forward to learning more about the Henry family

Hello from N/E Ca. My dad was a gunner WW11 kalmalkazie's scared him to death, don't know if I spelled that right.

Welcome from the Show-Me-State...and especially thanks for your military service.

Welcome!

Very warm welcome! Its appreciated. Great shot of the Blues, it was awesome walking to chow in Pensacola and getting a free airshow every week as they practiced their routines

Thank you for your service

Hello from Kentucky.