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Is no one else looking forward to the new 9 mm? I think I may want to own one.

Im sure you are not the only one but when I think of Henry I think of leverguns not semi autos. Plus I dont care for the looks of it. Ill keep my Ruger PC Carbine

No lever, no interest.

I'm looking forward to it, I like Henry's, wood stocks, bluing, and 9MM! What's not to like?

its an interesting looking carbine that clearly has a Henry influence in design and build .... my only experience with 9mm was with a couple of hand guns .... having a Henry 357, I can't say I have any interest in any sort of a 9mm rifle ... Henry has clearly demonstrated that they understand the market and every model I've seen them produce seems to sell well .... I definitely not in the market for one but have no doubt that many folks will be

I'm intrigued by it. I'd probably buy it at my favorite gun shop if they showed me one.

The 9 mm was released today. It's a Henry so you know its quality. I myself am looking forward to owning one.

bikeridertim wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 06, 2023 10:19 am

I'm looking forward to it, I like Henry's, wood stocks, bluing, and 9MM! What's not to like?

I agree. Its a Henry. 9mm is still somewhat of an affordable round and if you already own 9 mm it's an easy transition.

I will probably get one. Have owned lots of 9mm handguns, and have a bit of ammo on hand. Plus, it kind of looks like a mini BAR.

My new spring issue of Guns Of The Old West has a good write up on Taylor's importing a nice looking single action revolver with a case colored frame chambered in 9mm. The point made is that the ammo is mostly available and a lot cheaper than any of the other revolver cartridges. I never had much interest in the nine but it will make a good option for some of those that like cowboy revolvers and don't load their own.