For $650.00 you get a commemorative rifle, get to be one of the thousand to shoot and some swag to boot.
Too bad I'm nowhere near Arizona.





You would be correct....Send it to your FFL and then wait another 10 days to pick it up.JCN wrote:I was curious as to how the logistics would work bringing a rifle back to California from Arizona. I imagine they would have to ship to my FFL? Either way it looks like a good time but I will sadly miss it.



Do it!!!ditchparrot wrote:I'm thinking about doing it. Flying wouldn't cost me anything since I have a bunch of Delta credits from their fiasco last month. I sure would like to participate and become the owner of one of those commemorative rifles!
I wouldn't put it in a display case, though – I'd shoot the heck out of it!


Yep, do it if you can. It will be a once in a lifetime experience and then you will have the commemorative rifle to remember it by.Coach wrote:Do it!!!ditchparrot wrote:I'm thinking about doing it. Flying wouldn't cost me anything since I have a bunch of Delta credits from their fiasco last month. I sure would like to participate and become the owner of one of those commemorative rifles!
I wouldn't put it in a display case, though – I'd shoot the heck out of it!
Yeah I agree the unique rifle would be worth the trip. Hopefully someone on the forum goes so we can get pics.Coach wrote:Do it!!!ditchparrot wrote:I'm thinking about doing it. Flying wouldn't cost me anything since I have a bunch of Delta credits from their fiasco last month. I sure would like to participate and become the owner of one of those commemorative rifles!
I wouldn't put it in a display case, though – I'd shoot the heck out of it!
On November 14, 2016, at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility in Phoenix, Ariz., history will be made. 1,000 freedom-loving Americans will join together to set a World Record by simultaneously firing 1,000 Henry Repeating Arms Golden Boy Silver rifles! That's right, one week after the 2016 Presidential Election, the NRA and Henry Repeating Arms will be setting a firearms World Record.
Due to high demand for this event, registration is currently unavailable. If you are interested in being placed on a waiting list, please email 1000ManShoot@nrahq.org with "Waiting List" in the subject title. If registration reopens, those on the waiting list will get the first opportunity to attend based on when they submitted their request.

It's not an issue of donating another 1,000 rifles. We would probably be very willing to do that in support of the NRA, but finding a place to have 2,000 people in a firing line is a whole other issue. The firing line is already 1.5 miles long, which is crazy! Upping that to 3 miles just isn't doable at any range we know of.PT7 wrote:Hey, Everybody. I didn't get this posted yesterday. Late Saturday evening I hopped on to the NRA web site to check out the events, times, etc., for the November 1000-Man Shoot. I found this notice posted -- the registrations sure filled up fast, and are now closed. There is a "wait-list" in place. I would bet that if Henry (Anthony Imperato) added another 1000 donated rifles, those registrations would disappear quickly, too. Have a great day!
DanAtHenry wrote:It's not an issue of donating another 1,000 rifles. We would probably be very willing to do that in support of the NRA, but finding a place to have 2,000 people in a firing line is a whole other issue. The firing line is already 1.5 miles long, which is crazy! Upping that to 3 miles just isn't doable at any range we know of.PT7 wrote:Hey, Everybody. I didn't get this posted yesterday. Late Saturday evening I hopped on to the NRA web site to check out the events, times, etc., for the November 1000-Man Shoot. I found this notice posted -- the registrations sure filled up fast, and are now closed. There is a "wait-list" in place. I would bet that if Henry (Anthony Imperato) added another 1000 donated rifles, those registrations would disappear quickly, too. Have a great day!