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Some of the new Henry offerings:

http://www.ammoland.com/2016/12/henry-a ... z4ULqsYgEE

The long range rifles and the lever action shotguns are interesting. The single shot shotguns remind me of my H&R.

Like I said in the title, I apologize in advance is this post ends up being costly to some.

There are some seriously nice guns in the new lineup. I'm just glad that most of them won't be readily available over here ..... they could make me very poor, very quickly!

Id be all over one of the single shots if they were to chamber it in 357 38-55 or any other pistol caliber. But I might take a look at a 44 mag. Do I need a second 45-70? Hmmm I sure do like that all weather. Al

most interesting .... I'm glad to see that innovation is alive and well at Henry .... I'm not in the market for another firearm and didn't see anything that makes me want to jump in .... now that they have moved into the lever action shotguns, I hope they will expand their line to include 12 gauges .... I remember seeing one in one of James Arness's last movies that looked like a Winchester Model 1887 Lever Action Shotgun ===> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZE9WD9Fihks .... on my "someday I'd like to have" list I'd rank it up there with an external hammer 12 ga coach gun

The 410 gauge is basically .45 cal, so I think it was relatively easy for Henry to produce the shotgun by modifying a .45 lc big boy. Unfortunately, a 12 gauge would be a whole other animal.

Hack wrote:The 410 gauge is basically .45 cal, so I think it was relatively easy for Henry to produce the shotgun by modifying a .45 lc big boy. Unfortunately, a 12 gauge would be a whole other animal.

makes sense, one can still hope ..