1. Yup. I have a Rossi model 92 in .357. Shooting magnums or 38 specials, don’t matter, feels like shooting a .22 rimfire. Unbelievable fun. And I can reload .38’d cheaper than I can buy .22’s .

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2. I luv Henry rifles. Id like one in walnut/ case colored.

3. Is that a big linear comp or a small suppressor on the business end?

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   1. Comp

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4. Would rather have one of these, than a tacticool AR

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5. Pretty sure Gun Jesus excommunicates you if you make a tacticool levergun.
   Jokes aside though, that thing does look pretty sweet.

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6. I’ve got the single shot in 44 mag. Love it. Paid about $430 OTD, and it has one of the nicest stocks of anything I own. Currently looking for somebody to make the bbl into an integrally suppressed jobby, makes for some good 150 – 200 yard ka-thunk – ting! with subsonic 300 grain lead flat nose rounds… Honestly one of the most fun of anything in my safe.

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7. The Henry website says MSRP, depending on which particular variation, is just over $1000. Not quite cheap but not as bad as you thought.

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8. Pretty much one-shot stops and easy to hit the target out to 200 yards.
   Good for feral pigs and dogs, coyotes, smaller deer and black bear, and two-legged varmints.
   That right there is a truck gun you can shoot all day.
   Civil unrest? “They may get me in a rush, but not before I turn your head into a canoe, Ike.”
   Enough Picatinny down front for a light, laser, or both.
   And legal even in states with idiotic laws, and doesn’t look evil in court. Mongo like.
   Just need a couple of bandito bandoleros, and you’re set.

   Only downsides: ammo availability (ignorant youngsters at the counter look at you like you’ve grown another head when you ask for .357 ammo these days), and a tad slow to reload.

   1. For the same price it also comes in 44 Mag and 45 Colt versions. How would you rate those options?

      1. I think I’d like one of each, please.

         There’s nothing wrong with, and everything right with, a handy carbine in the same caliber as your sidearm.
         The .44mag takes your target options up another tier.
         I’ve dumped enough .45LC downrange to know what I can hit with it, and having let my Marlin-made Marlin levers go a few years back due to circumstances, I wouldn’t mind getting a Henry now to put The Force back into balance.

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