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Posted: 1/19/2012 1:47:13 PM EDT
Saw this commercial on TV today, I can't ever remember seeing a firearm commercial on TV (other than thrown in on a hunting channel). I figured out after about 20-25 seconds that the rifle was staying there.
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Well the commercials sure work....
heard my wife talking in her sleep and asked her what she needed.... she said she wanted me to hand her "her Henry Repeating Rifle ...." .....so she could shoot the people coming over the fence....... 
We don't have a Henry Repeating Rifle. |
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I have a henry arms .22 that all comes apart and packs in the plastic stock, it was like 99 bucks, fun little rifle... I have an AR-7 survival rifle (Charter Arms I think), pretty much the same thing, takes a bit to get used to the sights, but a lot of fun to shoot small game with. |
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Quoted: Well the commercials sure work.... heard my wife talking in her sleep and asked her what she needed.... she said she wanted me to hand her "her Henry Repeating Rifle ...." .....so she could shoot the people coming over the fence....... We don't have a Henry Repeating Rifle. Hell if my wife ever started talking like that in her sleep, I'd make damn sure there was one next to her nightstand by the time she woke up.  She's not a big gun fan. |
I bought a Henry mini bolt for my grandson's first gun, he loves it and it beats the cricket hands down.
I liked it so well that I grabbed a used Golden Boy that was for sale on a local board. 
I liked it so well that there is a new Henry Youth model in my closet just waiting for my grandson to get old enough, and responsible enough, for it. 
I'm hoping to see one of the new Henry 45-70's in person soon. |
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Henry Big Loop Lever FTW 
http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/22s.jpg PS: How did you thread it for a can? The tube is flush with the barrel. I cut the receiver end of the magazine tube and the muzzle end of the disassembled magazine follower a bit shorter with a brake line cutting tool. I then re attached the pinned/knurled end of the magazine follower. Pretty easy really but I lost 1 round of magazine capacity. The barrel and magazine tube are held in place by a total of 3 taper pins if I recall correctly. Tap out pins, barrel and mag tube come out. The hardest part of the job was drilling/threading a new hole for the front sight screw. |
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I bought a Henry mini bolt for my grandson's first gun, he loves it and it beats the cricket hands down. How so? Would you say it's comparable to the Chipmunk, or even better than that? Stainless steel with a synthetic stock for starters. Fiber optic sights that are very easy for a young shooter to learn. And it's a solid substantial little rifle that is still tiny and the perfect size for a young kid to learn to shoot with. The only other youth rifle I considered was the Marlin youth model bolt action single shot. But it's a larger gun, and probably too big for my grandson. |
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Well the commercials sure work.... heard my wife talking in her sleep and asked her what she needed.... she said she wanted me to hand her "her Henry Repeating Rifle ...." .....so she could shoot the people coming over the fence.......
We don't have a Henry Repeating Rifle. Hell if my wife ever started talking like that in her sleep, I'd make damn sure there was one next to her nightstand by the time she woke up.
She's not a big gun fan.
In that situation I would say yes...but she is already heavily armed. |
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Henry Big Loop Lever FTW
http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/22s.jpg PS: How did you thread it for a can? The tube is flush with the barrel. What kind of rifle is that on top? A Bolt Action tube feed? |
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I have a Henry .22lr, the blued version. I like the looks of the Golden Boy, but I couldn't get a good cheek weld with it. I felt like I had to life my cheek off the stock to get a sight picture.
I see a .45 Colt Henry in my safe in the near future. A little birdie told me that Savage bought Henry today. |
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Henry Big Loop Lever FTW
http://i707.photobucket.com/albums/ww71/GSGMAN/22s.jpg PS: How did you thread it for a can? The tube is flush with the barrel. What kind of rifle is that on top? A Bolt Action tube feed? I wish but no. Its just a plain old marlin 60 with a fiber stock and 50mm scope. I use it as my squirrle gun and a trainer for my beginner friends. |
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