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Posted: 9/21/2025 2:59:08 PM EDT
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Anyone with an ear to bend over at Henry tell them we need 6.5 Grendel and .338 Arc Henry Supremes. I imagine there're hunters who'd appreciate the longer range of the Grendel or the quiter, subsonic punch of 338 Arc in a handy lever action ready to suppress. |
| How many you think? A mag fed lever gun is already serving a tiny market so convincing Henry to make them in less popular chamberings is probably going to be tough. On bolt guns they used to open up the bolt face so maybe that's possible on these? If so you do that and rebarrel if you really wanted one. |
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Originally Posted By ALASKANFIRE: How many you think? A mag fed lever gun is already serving a tiny market so convincing Henry to make them in less popular chamberings is probably going to be tough. On bolt guns they used to open up the bolt face so maybe that's possible on these? If so you do that and rebarrel if you really wanted one. No idea. But I'm of the mind the two calibers mentioned could take the lever gun into new territories and relevancies. More so than 5.56. But, to each their own. |
| Would love a modern iwi timberwolf 357. Would also buy a 6.5 Grendel Henry if it was based on the AR-15 action length In pa we can't hunt deer with semi autos and I would love to have a fast shooting low recoil round that would work out to 300 yds. I ended up buying a savage 99 in 250 savage because no one offered anything similar |
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