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Henry's new "Black" guns
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Henry's new "Black" guns
Henry recently showed some new guns that were not blue steel and walnut. What do you all think?
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*SIGH*...
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I haven't been able to find any pictures of them .... 
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I can live with "all weather" guns with composite stocks and stainless construction. There's a place for that kind of lever gun/single shot for some applications. We don't really need that kind of gun, though we do have a number of composite/stainless Contender rigs. Just happened to be that setup when we found them for sale.
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Re: Henry's new "Black" guns
As I said in a previous thread - an answer to a problem that does not exist."all weather" guns with composite stocks and stainless construction.
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I am partial to wood. Stainless, I like. My S&W 357 came stainless with wooden grips. I have since replaced the wooden grips for rubber ones. They seem to look and feel better. As far as for a rifle, I think I would prefer a wooden stock and forearm with stainless. I think it would wear better than the bluing with less attention to handling. But with adequate maintenance, either probably will last longer than I will be on this earth.
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Re: Henry's new "Black" guns
They have been promoting their new X line of "tactical" rifles on Instagram.
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To Henry Folk who are not on Instagram, as I'm not. This web article has pics and info on Henry "X Series Concept" firearms.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2018 ... e-shotgun/
Here is one of the two long guns shown.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2018 ... e-shotgun/
Here is one of the two long guns shown.
Ojaileveraction wrote:They have been promoting their new X line of "tactical" rifles on Instagram.
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Thanks for the link and the picture, PT7. Someone will like them, but it isn't me.PT7 wrote:To Henry Folk who are not on Instagram, as I'm not. This web article has pics and info on Henry "X Series Concept" firearms.
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Looks like an AR-15 want-to-be to me.
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Dang, they copied Mossberg's SPX idea!

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PT7 wrote:To Henry Folk who are not on Instagram, as I'm not. This web article has pics and info on Henry "X Series Concept" firearms.
http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2018 ... e-shotgun/
Here is one of the two long guns shown.
henry-x-lever-action-rifle.jpg
Ojaileveraction wrote:They have been promoting their new X line of "tactical" rifles on Instagram.
link appreciated .... not as bad as I first feared .... I like the large lever on their tactical 45-70, might give them a call and see if I can order one for ours .... if I needed a tough rifle to throw in the back of the truck and haul into rough country, I'd be interested .... as to the .410, not so much
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That's where I saw them, on Henry's instagram. I thought it would have been more wide spread.
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Re: Henry's new "Black" guns
Interesting preference "expressions" and opinions posted. Thread has turned almost into a poll:
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~~~"I am partial to wood."
~~~"Someone will like them, but it isn't me."
~~~"Yuck."
~~~"Looks like an AR-15 want-to-be..."
~~~"Dang, they copied Mossberg.....Nasty!"
~~~".... not as bad as I first feared ...."
On Instagram, Henry posted their Q"
So let us know, should we build it?
thefirearmblog article ended with this:
What do you think about them? if you’d like to see Henry make them let them know at their Instagram page.
Bottom line, it looks like Henry might be interested in acquiring a new niche into the "black gun world....." There doesn't seem to be any doubt that it is a booming market.
I guess I need to put in my two cents at the end of the day. Pretty easy for me......I absolutely love Henry wood or any beautiful wood for that matter. I think wood makes the sharpest-looking stock and forearm furniture for a lever-action rifle.
Have a good day, Everyone!
PT7
~~~*SIGH*...
~~~"I am partial to wood."
~~~"Someone will like them, but it isn't me."
~~~"Yuck."
~~~"Looks like an AR-15 want-to-be..."
~~~"Dang, they copied Mossberg.....Nasty!"
~~~".... not as bad as I first feared ...."
On Instagram, Henry posted their Q"
So let us know, should we build it?
thefirearmblog article ended with this:
What do you think about them? if you’d like to see Henry make them let them know at their Instagram page.
Bottom line, it looks like Henry might be interested in acquiring a new niche into the "black gun world....." There doesn't seem to be any doubt that it is a booming market.
I guess I need to put in my two cents at the end of the day. Pretty easy for me......I absolutely love Henry wood or any beautiful wood for that matter. I think wood makes the sharpest-looking stock and forearm furniture for a lever-action rifle.
Have a good day, Everyone!
PT7
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Actually it’s a ‘boom’ that is largely turning to ashes now.Bottom line, it looks like Henry might be interested in acquiring a new niche into the "black gun world....." There doesn't seem to be any doubt that it is a booming market.
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Stainless and composite I can live with, but that tactical nonsense is a real turnoff for me. No thanks.
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Not my thing, for sure. I sorta can see something like that for hard use, though (think with night vision sights for serious hog hunting). But I'd still want traditional configuration. At least they didn't try to stick a vertical pistol grip on there
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Re: Henry's new "Black" guns
I like the black look of the lever action. Except for the stock. The ugly stock ruins the look of the rifle.
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