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Hello from the Netherlands
Hello from the Netherlands
Hello,
My name is Jan (that is a boys name in the Netherlands) and I own a Henry 'small game' rifle in 22lr and I enjoy shooting it.
I wanted a Henry lever action for a long time but could not find an importer in the netherlands but now there is one, so I ordered my Henry at the end of last year.
I am a member (and board member) of a local shooting club and every Monday afternoon, I am at the shooting range, practising for competitions. I attend several dynamic competitions with my other rifles and a pistol and I am also a member of the 'Winchester Lever Action Shooters Society Holland', a club for lever action riffle shooters only (not just Winchester) and shoot competitions with that club. I hope to buy a .357 Henry some day but until then I enjoy the .22lr.
Greetings from the Netherlands
My name is Jan (that is a boys name in the Netherlands) and I own a Henry 'small game' rifle in 22lr and I enjoy shooting it.
I wanted a Henry lever action for a long time but could not find an importer in the netherlands but now there is one, so I ordered my Henry at the end of last year.
I am a member (and board member) of a local shooting club and every Monday afternoon, I am at the shooting range, practising for competitions. I attend several dynamic competitions with my other rifles and a pistol and I am also a member of the 'Winchester Lever Action Shooters Society Holland', a club for lever action riffle shooters only (not just Winchester) and shoot competitions with that club. I hope to buy a .357 Henry some day but until then I enjoy the .22lr.
Greetings from the Netherlands
Jan from The Netherlands
- Henry "Small Game" .22lr
- A few CZ rifles and a pistol
- Uberti Cattleman revolver
- Two Diana Air rifles, one in .17 (it is from 1974) and one in .22 (also old)
- Henry "Small Game" .22lr
- A few CZ rifles and a pistol
- Uberti Cattleman revolver
- Two Diana Air rifles, one in .17 (it is from 1974) and one in .22 (also old)
Re: Hello from the Netherlands
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Greetings and welcome from the TV Oregon, USA! Very happy to read that you like your .22lr and that there are now importers available to you too.
Greetings and welcome from the TV Oregon, USA! Very happy to read that you like your .22lr and that there are now importers available to you too.
jkrijt wrote:Hello,
My name is Jan (that is a boys name in the Netherlands) and I own a Henry 'small game' rifle in 22lr and I enjoy shooting it.
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Greetings from the Netherlands
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Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Welcome aboard Jan, glad to have you. Make yourself at home.
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Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Welcome! Good people here.
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101st Airborne, Recon. ( Where in the heck are we?)
25th Inf. Div.2/22 Inf. Reg.(mech.)TC
Sgt., U.S. Army, Sniper
S&W Model 67
IMI Zion AR
Uberti 1873 Bisley
Henry .357 Carbine CCH
Henry SGR .22
Taurus 856
Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Hey Jan! Glad you joined us. Obviously, you are already a shooter.
I have the Henry BBS in 357. I highly recommend it. It is an easy and effective rifle.
Enjoy your time here. Lots of knowledgeable and friendly people.
I have the Henry BBS in 357. I highly recommend it. It is an easy and effective rifle.
Enjoy your time here. Lots of knowledgeable and friendly people.
Remember, it's not how many guns you have. It's how many bullets you have.
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Jan
welcome indeed .... delighted to have you join our forum ..... good to hear that Henry rifles are becoming easier to purchase over on your side of the big pond .... do hope you will read and post often .... please take a look at our How Many ? thread (link below) and add yours to our community's total
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... 114#p91114
welcome indeed .... delighted to have you join our forum ..... good to hear that Henry rifles are becoming easier to purchase over on your side of the big pond .... do hope you will read and post often .... please take a look at our How Many ? thread (link below) and add yours to our community's total
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... 114#p91114
Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Welkom uit Texas! Mijn broer woonde een paar jaar in Beekbergen buiten Apeldoorn.
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There is no greater protection against evil on the rampage than a loaded firearm in the hands of a free man.
Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Yeah...what he said. I think.
Remember, it's not how many guns you have. It's how many bullets you have.
Re: Hello from the Netherlands
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"Welcome from Texas! My brother lived in Beekbergen outside Apeldoorn for a few years."ChefDuane wrote:Welkom uit Texas! Mijn broer woonde een paar jaar in Beekbergen buiten Apeldoorn.
Cofisher wrote:Yeah...what he said. I think.
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Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Welcome from Colorado USA. Glad you joined us.
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Welcome indeed Jan! Glad you joined the best forum available...enjoy, as we will enjoy your participation! Congratulations on your new Henry.
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From Western North Carolina, USA
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From Western North Carolina, USA
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Welcome to the forum family. Many years ago, (1980s), I met a young Dutch Marine during a joint services operation and we stayed in touch by mail over the years. We were always going to get together again someday. A couple years ago, he brought his two sons, 18 and 20, and came go visit for two weeks. They stayed here at our home, and we took them to the Smithsonian in DC, Virginia Beach, The National Museum of The Marine Corps, and Kayak Fishing... We had a great time.
But I think what they enjoyed the most was shooting on my range here on the farm. We shot a 12 gauge shotgun, an AR15 .223, a Smith and Wesson .38, and a Sig P220 .45. I polished up a dozen of the 45 and 223 cases drilled a hole across the base, then seated new bullets. We added split rings and the boys had key rings to share with their mates back home, made from cases they had actually fired. They had pictures and video to prove it.
Their dad says they still talk about it.
I hope you enjoy your time on the forum. Pictures... We like pictures ...
But I think what they enjoyed the most was shooting on my range here on the farm. We shot a 12 gauge shotgun, an AR15 .223, a Smith and Wesson .38, and a Sig P220 .45. I polished up a dozen of the 45 and 223 cases drilled a hole across the base, then seated new bullets. We added split rings and the boys had key rings to share with their mates back home, made from cases they had actually fired. They had pictures and video to prove it.
Their dad says they still talk about it.
I hope you enjoy your time on the forum. Pictures... We like pictures ...
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by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.
by the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
I don't look back at the things I can no longer do, I just look forward to the things I still can.
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Welcome from Alberta Canada.
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Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Welcome to the Forum from Kansas CIty, USA! Congratulations on your new Henry! I have that same model and it is a pure pleasure to shoot, great looking rifle and very accurate. Please visit our group often and share your experiences. We also love pictures here, so would love to see your range and shooting partners in the club! Welcome again!
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Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Welcome Jan. Enjoy that Henry and this wonderful forum. Glad to have you here.
Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Thanks for all your kind messages.
Next month I will attend my first shooting competition with my Henry. Yesterday, I got my new Henry t-shirt in the mail so I can go in style
The coming time, I will explore this forum to learn more about Henry rifles.
Next month I will attend my first shooting competition with my Henry. Yesterday, I got my new Henry t-shirt in the mail so I can go in style
The coming time, I will explore this forum to learn more about Henry rifles.
Jan from The Netherlands
- Henry "Small Game" .22lr
- A few CZ rifles and a pistol
- Uberti Cattleman revolver
- Two Diana Air rifles, one in .17 (it is from 1974) and one in .22 (also old)
- Henry "Small Game" .22lr
- A few CZ rifles and a pistol
- Uberti Cattleman revolver
- Two Diana Air rifles, one in .17 (it is from 1974) and one in .22 (also old)
Re: Hello from the Netherlands
That is a nice area. When I was (a lot) younger, I used to go there on vacation with my parents.ChefDuane wrote:Welkom uit Texas! Mijn broer woonde een paar jaar in Beekbergen buiten Apeldoorn.
Jan from The Netherlands
- Henry "Small Game" .22lr
- A few CZ rifles and a pistol
- Uberti Cattleman revolver
- Two Diana Air rifles, one in .17 (it is from 1974) and one in .22 (also old)
- Henry "Small Game" .22lr
- A few CZ rifles and a pistol
- Uberti Cattleman revolver
- Two Diana Air rifles, one in .17 (it is from 1974) and one in .22 (also old)
Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Welcome From southwestern Michigan. Shot my SGC in 22 lr for the first time last weekend, found it to be very accurate. Hope you enjoy yours as well.
Re: Hello from the Netherlands
Hello from KY.
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A individual can't be a Navy.
A individual can't be a Air Force
A individual can't be a Coast Guard
A individual can be a MARINE! Semper Fi.
A individual can't be a Navy.
A individual can't be a Air Force
A individual can't be a Coast Guard
A individual can be a MARINE! Semper Fi.
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Hello from KY.
A individual can't be a Army
A individual can't be a Navy.
A individual can't be a Air Force
A individual can't be a Coast Guard
A individual can be a MARINE! Semper Fi.
A individual can't be a Navy.
A individual can't be a Air Force
A individual can't be a Coast Guard
A individual can be a MARINE! Semper Fi.
