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Brooklyn vs Bayonne

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Where is your H001 made?

Brooklyn, NY
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23%
Bayonne, NJ
21
60%
Both
6
17%
 
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Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Sir Henry » Fri Mar 25, 2016 12:03 pm

Do you have a preference for one made at one location over the over?
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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by bandit1250 » Fri Mar 25, 2016 12:17 pm

I have owned Henry's made both places. I never saw much difference in workmanship or accuracy. My Frontier is Bayonne made and I don't know if it is because it is a Frontier or the time it was built but it has a clear type finish that really shows the grain and the newer ones have that very dark chocolate looking finish that really hides the grain of the wood. My Frontier looks much better to me than any I have recently looked at. I am always in the market for a new Henry but I don't want to have to redo the finish.

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by PT7 » Fri Mar 25, 2016 12:29 pm

The H001TLP I have was made in Bayonne last fall. My friend has an H001, which was made in Brooklyn in 2006. Both are quality-built, and also excellent shooters. Are any of the H001 models built at the Henry WI facility?

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Nam Vet » Fri Mar 25, 2016 10:33 pm

Do you know where in Bklyn?
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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by ace73 » Sat Mar 26, 2016 6:57 am

My H001 was made on 9-11-2002 in Brooklyn!
To my dismay, the rear sight dovetail is larger than 3/8", so the Marble Bullseye rear sight doesn't fit.
But that's ok now, my daughter got me a Simmons scope for Christmas!

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Sir Henry » Sat Mar 26, 2016 11:17 am

ace73 wrote:My H001 was made on 9-11-2002 in Brooklyn!
To my dismay, the rear sight dovetail is larger than 3/8", so the Marble Bullseye rear sight doesn't fit.
But that's ok now, my daughter got me a Simmons scope for Christmas!
I found the same thing but I just took a file to the Williams receiver sight mount. Then I ended up putting that particular receiver cover on a Mare's Leg.
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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by RoadBlocker » Sat Mar 26, 2016 4:49 pm

Our 3 Henry's came from NJ. Being a Wisconsinite I had hoped the Henry I bought in January 2015 was a Rice Lake build. Only center fires are made in WI. Maybe I'll have to get a 45/70.

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by RcJr » Sat Sep 03, 2016 7:49 am

Maybe not, my rimfire is stamped "Rice Lake". I used to have family that lived in Rice Lake many years ago btw.

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by PT7 » Sat Sep 03, 2016 8:11 am

Looks like you're posting for the first time today...Welcome to the Henry Forums from the Show-Me-State!
Enjoy your visits as there are a lot of helpful and interesting chats that happen here. :)
RcJr wrote:Maybe not, my rimfire is stamped "Rice Lake". I used to have family that lived in Rice Lake many years ago btw.

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by RcJr » Sat Sep 03, 2016 7:32 pm

Thanks PT7!

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Sir Henry » Sun Sep 04, 2016 12:54 pm

Is the H001 now made in Rice Lake?
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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Catherine » Thu Sep 15, 2016 12:08 am

Our sweet, tack driving, beautiful former Henry lever action RF rifles (Three) and one CF rifle were made in NJ.

ALL of them were wonderful rifles.

I may still get that one HENRY bolt action rifle. It is a lighter weight rifle and will work better for me.

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Deadwood Dutch » Thu Sep 15, 2016 8:56 am

Nam Vet wrote:Do you know where in Bklyn?
My H004 was made in Brooklyn and my H001 was made in New Jersey. Both are beautiful in fit and finish and function perfectly.
I believe that the Brooklyn facility was located on 8th street in an area known as Park Slope.

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Teddy » Wed Dec 20, 2017 4:37 pm

RcJr wrote:Maybe not, my rimfire is stamped "Rice Lake". I used to have family that lived in Rice Lake many years ago btw.
The receiver cover tang on my H001L is marked Rice Lake, was the gun it self made there or just the cover!

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Sir Henry » Thu Dec 21, 2017 10:55 am

Teddy wrote:
RcJr wrote:Maybe not, my rimfire is stamped "Rice Lake". I used to have family that lived in Rice Lake many years ago btw.
The receiver cover tang on my H001L is marked Rice Lake, was the gun it self made there or just the cover!
Can you take a picture of the mark and post it? thanks
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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Les » Thu Dec 21, 2017 1:54 pm

Both of my children - Henry #1 and Henry #2 - were born in Bayonne.

I stripped the heavy brown finish off the H001T and found a beautiful walnut stock hiding underneath it. I would have done the same with the H003T, but I didn't want to tackle the 'cob' forend.

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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Steve51 » Thu Dec 21, 2017 6:27 pm

All of my .22 caliber Henry's were made in Brooklyn. Never had a problem with any of them.
H001 purchased in 1999
H004 purchased in 2001
H001TM purchased in 2009

The only Henry I have that was made in Bayonne is the Big Boy in .44 magnum

My BBS in .45-70 and my BBS .357 magnum were both made at Rice Lake. I had problems with the mag tube on the .45-70 but Henry redesigned the barrel and mag tube and upgraded mine.
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Re: Brooklyn vs Bayonne

Post by Teddy » Thu Dec 21, 2017 8:28 pm

Sir Henry wrote:
Teddy wrote:
RcJr wrote:Maybe not, my rimfire is stamped "Rice Lake". I used to have family that lived in Rice Lake many years ago btw.
The receiver cover tang on my H001L is marked Rice Lake, was the gun it self made there or just the cover!
Can you take a picture of the mark and post it? thanks
I don't have a digital camera and my cheap cell phone won't take pictures,maybe I will call Henry on this.

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