Just when you loved to hate them, Henry Rifles.

[surveyor]

Henry's version of the camp 9.

Speaking from a strictly utilitarian view, not a bad idea.

Adapters for a variety of magazines. GLOCK, Smith & Wesson M&P, and SIG P320

Charging handle can be mounted ambidextrous. Right side only eject.

Now, lets see the price...

SHOT Show: The Henry Homesteader 9mm Semi-Automatic Carbine - The Truth About Guns

The Henry Homesteader is an unsual option in the world of Henry. It's light, easy to use, and also semi-auotmatic, firing the 9mm cartridge.

www.thetruthaboutguns.com

 

[Moose]

Interesting ....... like to see it in other handgun calibers ..... maybe 10mm

 

[45/70 hunter]

I won't be trading in my Ruger PCC9 on one (fun guns by the way) but a 357 mag would get my attention. A 10mm or 45 acp would be interesting also.

 

[surveyor]

Interesting ....... like to see it in other handgun calibers..

perhaps the 350 Legend or the 360 Buckhammer.....

 

[Lee]

Henry's version of the camp 9.

Speaking from a strictly utilitarian view, not a bad idea.

Adapters for a variety of magazines. GLOCK, Smith & Wesson M&P, and SIG P320

Charging handle can be mounted ambidextrous. Right side only eject.

Now, lets see the price...


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SHOT Show: The Henry Homesteader 9mm Semi-Automatic Carbine - The Truth About Guns

The Henry Homesteader is an unsual option in the world of Henry. It's light, easy to use, and also semi-auotmatic, firing the 9mm cartridge.

www.thetruthaboutguns.com

YouTube says $850. I have watched so many Shot Show videos that I don't remember which one said that.

 

[CRC]

Yep fancier Marlin Camp 9

 

[FishHunt]

YouTube says $850. I have watched so many Shot Show videos that I don't remember which one said that.

Wow. I can get a spare Ruger PC 9 takedown and and several rounds of ammo for that price.

<>< Fish

 

[ScLowCountry]

Why the hate for Henry rifles?

 

[timekiller13]

Why the hate for Henry rifles?

It’s mostly because they are not that accurate and not as well built as the price suggests. They are pretty (at least the brass receiver ones). All the ones I’ve owned/shot were OK performers at best.

 

[woodmoose]

It’s mostly because they are not that accurate and not as well built as the price suggests. They are pretty (at least the brass receiver ones). All the ones I’ve owned/shot were OK performers at best.

as well as most of the ones I've handled / shot were heavy for what they were, and their center of gravity was "off" for my preference

Why the hate for Henry rifles?

"hate" is a strong word, I don't "hate" any firearm, heck, still own a single shot Henry (sold the others I had acquired),,, but I don't prefer them as other firearms fit me better

 

[Eric Revo]

I certainly don't "hate" them, I just prefer other brands over them. They tend to be overpriced for what they are and their quality control isn't as good as it could be at times. Some people have beautiful Henry rifles that perform well, I've only had one and it was one of the first one's made when they started building them again. It just wasn't up to snuff and it was a .22 lever action, something that should have been a flagship gun.

 

[surveyor]

I thought hate was too strong a word, but I thought the title:

Just when you loved to not really hate them, just not really prefer them, Henry Rifles.​

didn't sound catchy enough.

 

[Mack in N.C.]

Henrys are just Klunky/heavy/dont feel right hunk of metal.......I can't stand the sights either. Give me a Marlin or Winny any day.