Henry Friends of NRA 44mag

[The Wiz]

Agree

[daytime dave]

I wonder just how many of those sell crazy things they actually sell?
Winchester did it late 60's through I think late 80's.
Most of those now don't really bring that much of a premium price over a regular model in the same condition.
The 38-55's do maybe a little more, but I think that has more to do with the few made. As do the reg. 38-55 does over the 30-30, same reason less were produced.
And, I'm sorry, but I just don't see these Henrys ever been "collectable" like Winchester, Marlin, or even Savage lever action rifles. I know and talk with Winchester and Marlin lovers and a good many of them can bring themselves to own one.
Just my 2 cents, not worth much, buth there it is.

RP


RP

I have two Winchester Commemoratives. My first is the Boy Scout 9422 introduced at the 1985 Boy Scout National Jamboree. I saw it and had to get one. A couple of years ago I found a 100 year centennial commemorative with the box at a reasonable price. My one and only .30/30. The prices of the other commemoratives with it were very reasonable also.

That Henry is a very nice looking rifle in a great caliber. It would look nice on display.