Bought a new .44 mag Henry All-weather and during my first cleaning my Breakthrough bore cleaner rope broke off and stuck in side. I removed it by reversing it out of the chamber but slipped and scratched the finish. Im super bummed out. Anyway to fix the scratch or do I just have a lovely piece of "character" on my new rifle.

Thanks for any advice

I need some inspiration. What are some of yalls builds with accessories for the Henry SPD Hush? I will soon add a .30 Cal Surpressor. I want to get some sort of M-LOK grip on the hand guard. In case if yall are interested, I have a Vortex Venom 1-6 LPVO chambered in 30-30 Win.

Looking to get this rifle and swap the furniture. I have seen on another forum that you can use henry furniture from henrypride.com to get that classic wood look without the woox price tag. But due to wanting to run a dot of some sort I probably need a cheek riser. Does anyone know how to accomplish this?

Also, what optic are you running?

I got the H010 burnt bronze and threw a BB cerakote set up on it.

This is my first lever action.. aby recommend accessories that fit this specific shorter model?

Going to be hunting whitetail in athens TX and nilgai in south texas

Now its time for Pappy... i think .357 carbine will round it out nicely.

Does anyone have this for their rifle ?
I want to get one for my Golden boy 22lr but I’m not sure if it would fit well. Any advice would help.

There isn’t a description at all on the website.

I was cleaning my Big Boy in 357, and I mistakenly grabbed and pressed the trigger sear. Lo and behold, the bolt was stuck open, and I started disassembling it. The mainspring shot out and away, and there is no guide on YouTube how to reassemble. Much help appreciated!

Has anybody successfully put a fiber optic style front sight on the h9 explorer?? Chambered in 30-30 or 360. Having a hard time finding parts that fit.

Thinking of getting a new lever gun just can’t decide if I want one chambered in the 360 buckhammer or 45-70. I know the 2 calibers are completely opposite of each other. I do like the fact that you can find 45-70 ammo just about everywhere. My only thing with the 45-70 is the recoil because of having a bad shoulder. I do know ammo choice has a lot to do with recoil just trying to decide between the 2 calibers and which I would enjoy more.

Had local gun store order me this rifle. The wood is beautiful. Absolutely love the checkering. Fit and finish are right on point. I already own the H001. Bought it used. This one just feels a little bit different. Went thru close to 300 rounds of 22LR. No problems to report.

Henry Classic .22 Magnum

Hi all, new here and new to the Henry platform. Recently got myself a big boy x in .357, and was looking for a Henry handguard sight system from midwest industries, but its the only caliber that's entirely out of stock. Is there a reason for this? And is there a way I can get my hands on one without waiting ages (opticsplanet says backordered until march 2027)? Less of a fan of the other offerings, ie ranger point precision and chisel. Any advice is appreciated!

Henry h004 golden boy .22LR Just got it and have no complaints it’s smooth as butter and makes me giggle with each shot. Worth every dollar in my opinion

I just got a frontier .22lr and want an optic. I have never been fond of the irons. Also I have two small kids who will probably shoot it with me. Do I go the budget Vortex Triumph HD or EGW mount with a 407c on it? We do not hunt, purely a plinker.

Just cleaning the gun closet. The frontier came home with me today. .357 , frontier .22 and a golden boy .22. It’s a small collection…but it’s slowly growing.

Howdy everyone. I recently purchase the Henry .410 (24 in barrel) as a dedicated “dove gun”. I grew up as an avid duck hunter in FL, but now live in Virginia and have recently gotten into dove hunting. I’ve really enjoyed it and wanted to see if anyone had any recommendations on an ideal set up for this gun.

I realize that this probably isn’t the ideal shotgun for dove hunting, but I’ve always wanted a Henry, I think the classic lever action is extremely fun and I’d like to pass this down to my oldest son as his first duck/dove gun when he’s old enough.

I bought the gun yesterday for a hunt today. So I was stuck with the full factory choke and the only shells in stock were some Win AA’s #8 1300 fps. I was able to shoot two birds with this set up but between getting used to the lever action and the full choke, it was quickly apparent that it wasn’t the best dove set up.

I’m thinking about going modified choke and testing out the difference between 7.5-9. Seems like theirs lot of talk about a TSS shell for better range and density, but the cost seems too unrealistic.

Would love any tips if you have any. Thanks for reading!

Hello all! I have noticed that this screw here works itself loose after a few rounds, and I'd like to put some loctite on it. However, when I went to unscrew it fully today, it seemed like it was under tension, as if it was holding something in place that connected to a spring or something.

My question is, if I take this screw out to put some loctite on it, is something going to go flying in my rifle that will be a pain to deal with? Would doing it while the lever is open/closed be best to avoid this?

Thanks in advance!