I ordered one for a friend when they first came out, he's a .22 WMR fiend. He loves it but it's too pretty for him to bang it around much on the farm. Handles it and polishes more than he shoots it these days. Henry's work fine, but just don't blow air up my skirt. I'm biased to old designs I guess. We do have a .22 LR blued levergun. Shoots OK, the receiver is alloy metal with a metal cover over it. My son (Benjamin) likes it.
I read they had lots of issues with their .22 WMR pump. A shame that was one I found very interesting. Winchester too back in the day had lots of issues with a pump and lever .22 WMR. They are mostly collectors items today.
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Henry golden boy 22 mag
- Steve, 2019-10-28, 09:54
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Every red-neck in AR has a big woody for one.
- WB, 2019-10-28, 10:04
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WB mentioned my one complaint with them. The frame
- Gary Reeder, 2019-10-28, 11:07
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Exactly why I only buy the Henry Steel...
- Huey, 2019-10-28, 11:32
- BUT, they look so nice and shoot so good!! Smooth too. (nm) - Woody, 2019-10-28, 13:49
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And over priced for what they are made of. (nm)
- Sid R, 2019-10-28, 11:27
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Smoother lever and better accuracy than a Marlin in my op. (nm)
- Woody, 2019-10-28, 13:52
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I beg to differ with you sir.
- Sid R, 2019-10-28, 14:33
- I have Marlins, Henrys, Winchesters, Brownings so I - Woody, 2019-10-29, 07:21
- The owner sure seems all in on American made - WB, 2019-10-28, 14:06
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I beg to differ with you sir.
- Sid R, 2019-10-28, 14:33
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Smoother lever and better accuracy than a Marlin in my op. (nm)
- Woody, 2019-10-28, 13:52
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Exactly why I only buy the Henry Steel...
- Huey, 2019-10-28, 11:32
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WB mentioned my one complaint with them. The frame
- Gary Reeder, 2019-10-28, 11:07
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Every red-neck in AR has a big woody for one.
- WB, 2019-10-28, 10:04