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New Henry owner
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Boatswain J
New Henry owner
Wow , don't know what it is about these rifles, I am surprised that I haven't owned one or two sooner. I bought a 17hmr and two weeks later bought another in 22wmr. Simple design , smooth action , nice wood , could not be happier. I thought I would join the forum and share in the knowledge and fun here. Thanks in advance.
Re: New Henry owner
Boatswain, you picked the best Forum to "join in the knowledge and fun here."
Henrys have not been kept secret, and glad you finally found out what a quality rifle the company makes. Trusting you won't need any services in the near future, but if you do, their CS is off the charts!
Enjoy those rimfires. Not to sway you, nor am I at all boasting about my BBS .357 Magnum Carbine.
But it is a pretty darn good rifle to get for your first Henry centerfire!!
PT7
Henrys have not been kept secret, and glad you finally found out what a quality rifle the company makes. Trusting you won't need any services in the near future, but if you do, their CS is off the charts!
Enjoy those rimfires. Not to sway you, nor am I at all boasting about my BBS .357 Magnum Carbine.
PT7
Boatswain J wrote:Wow , don't know what it is about these rifles, I am surprised that I haven't owned one or two sooner. I bought a 17hmr and two weeks later bought another in 22wmr. Simple design , smooth action , nice wood , could not be happier. I thought I would join the forum and share in the knowledge and fun here. Thanks in advance.
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Re: New Henry owner
Hi and welcome from the TV Oregon. The Henry H009 or 9B .30-30 is also a great first Henry centerfire. Ammo is currently less expensive than .357mag. Enjoy the forum and fellow participants!Boatswain J wrote:... I thought I would join the forum and share in the knowledge and fun here. Thanks in advance.
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Congratulations on your new Henry and welcome to this great forum from CT. You're going to like it here.Boatswain J wrote:I thought I would join the forum and share in the knowledge and fun here. Thanks in advance.
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Welcome aboard.
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congrats on the purchase of your Henry rifles .... delighted to have you join our forum .... please feel free to jump into ongoing conversations as well as to create some new ones .... please take a look at our How Many ? thread (link below) and add your rifles to our community's total .... as you add more to your collection, please revisit the How Many ? thread and add them
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... 648#p68648
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Howdy! Hope you enjoy your stay!
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Hey bosun! Welcome from Ne. Enjoy your Henrys, they are the best.
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Welcome from Alberta.
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Re: New Henry owner
2 in 2 weeks sounds like something I would do. Welcome from Colorado to like PT says the best forum on the net.
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Welcome!
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Boatswain J
Re: New Henry owner
May someday buy a centerfire Henry , but rimfires are my favorites since my first nylon 66 when I was 13 back in the 70's. A Henry was on my wish list, along with a weatherby mk II , and a Browning SA-22 . I'm diggin on the .22 s and such for now . Nice forum, thanks for the replies !
Re: New Henry owner
Congrats on your new Henrys and welcome to the forum. Great group of people, very generous and helpful.
Not that you need more advice on another Henry, but, if you're still in rimfire mode, the Small Game Carbine is a fun shooter! Check it out.
Not that you need more advice on another Henry, but, if you're still in rimfire mode, the Small Game Carbine is a fun shooter! Check it out.
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