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Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
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hbob
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
The big bummer is that I will miss my Henry...I have had it with me constantly since picking it up. It has amazing fit, finish and feel.
I have had bit of bad luck as the first one shipped to me was the wrong caliber.
Maybe I need a backup Henry?
I have had bit of bad luck as the first one shipped to me was the wrong caliber.
Maybe I need a backup Henry?
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Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
a truly enlightening consideration ..hbob wrote:Maybe I need a backup Henry?
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hbob
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
I love .22, maybe a magnum?JEBar wrote:a truly enlightening consideration ..hbob wrote:Maybe I need a backup Henry?
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huntlee
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
How many rounds have you fired through rifle? If many rounds have been fired( 10 tubes full+) and the problem has only occurred twice, I am inclined to go with operator error. I would rule out operator error before trusting package delivery service with my rifle! By shooting more you may run into another issue that you could also get addressed if you still must send back. I have 4 Henry rifles that have had no issues but my Marlin rifles have taught me this technique!
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hbob
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
I fired about ten magazines. I have sent it back already. I packed it pretty good. The issue is that felt like it had play in the tube when full.
It was not pulled snug against the tube. Recoil could cause it to come out.
It was not pulled snug against the tube. Recoil could cause it to come out.
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
hbob,
It isn't operator error since there is play in the tube when full. HRA will certainly fix it for you.
Yes, a backup Henry is a good idea! However, they will get it back to you quick.
It isn't operator error since there is play in the tube when full. HRA will certainly fix it for you.
Yes, a backup Henry is a good idea! However, they will get it back to you quick.
Made by Henry, Or Not Made At All
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Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
looking forward to your continued reports
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hbob
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
My rifle arrived at Henry yesterday. My fill-in home defense is now my Hi-Point carbine. You can imagine the difference in feel...can't wait for the Henry to get back!
For those who have sent a gun in for warranty....what should I expect in terms of timing and communication?
They will likely be crimping the tube a little or replacing the rod.
For those who have sent a gun in for warranty....what should I expect in terms of timing and communication?
They will likely be crimping the tube a little or replacing the rod.
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hbob
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
Its on its way back to me already (less than a week in Wisconsin), according to UPS...no word on what they did, but I will let you know when it arrives and look at the paperwork.
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Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
Be there to sign for it! And, let us know how it all turns out.
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hbob
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
Rifle is back...they list a few things they did....
Replaced Inner Magazine Tube,
Adjusted Lock Up,
Smoothed out Chamber.
Will report after trip to range.
Replaced Inner Magazine Tube,
Adjusted Lock Up,
Smoothed out Chamber.
Will report after trip to range.
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hbob
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
Went to the range and shot 5 mags full. The rod stayed in!
Their work order listed:
Replaced inner magazine tube, adjusted lock up, and smoothed out inner chamber.
All good. I almost did not notice it was gone it happened so fast.
Their work order listed:
Replaced inner magazine tube, adjusted lock up, and smoothed out inner chamber.
All good. I almost did not notice it was gone it happened so fast.
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Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
outstanding but no surprise .... now that it's back, I'm looking forward to your future range reports
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hbob
Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
Very accurate...no adjustments needed to buckhorn, except that I cannot decide where to aim with respect to front sight...may switch to
the peep style to take away the choices.
the peep style to take away the choices.
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Re: Mag Tube Rod Ejection...Again
Glad it worked out for you. I think HRA tries very hard to please. Enjoy shooting it!
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