Henry in .357/.38?

[g-rap]

Does anyone own one of these. I keep looking at them, but can't "pull the trigger". If not the Henry what else? Primarily used as a plinking rifle, but may use for cowboy shoots if they are allowed.

[brickboy240]

I have Marlin 1894s in 357 and 44 and love them both.

Well made and accurate guns that look good and will last a lifetime. Taken a few deer and pigs with the 44 Marlin.

Don't know about the centerfire Henrys but Dad has a Golden Boy in 17HMR and it is accurate and a fun shooter.

I too have been taking my 357 Marlin out a lot lately. Cannot find 22LR ammo anywhere but found tons of 38Spl so the Marlin comes out to play more than the 22s!

-brickboy240

[Vic303]

I'll second the suggestion of the Marlin 1894 in .357. Fun to shoot, and you can find factory .38spl still in stores.

[Straight Shooter]

The Henry rifles I have fired, seen & handled are TOP NOTCH lever guns, period.
PLUS...the company owner is a straight up patriot, and his ads during the last election were AWESOME. I love the looks of Henry rifles more than any.
MY one and only gripe about Henry rifles, is the tubular loading, like the old Marlin 60 .22 rifle. For a .22 lever, thats ok.
But for centerfire cartridges...I hate it. I wish they had side loading reciever ports like Winchesters.
Outside of that.....they are simply excellent rifles, period.