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The change in manufacturing process, engineering design, tooling, etc. makes it too cost prohibitive. The tube magazine, from a production cost aspect, keeps Henry in the affordable quality, "value", segment.

jdad

This is why... whenever you begin loading a new batch, with ANY new component, bullet, powder lot, primer lot, brass lot... you do a test round and reset all your dies, if needed, and a few test rounds to make sure they feed, function and perform comparable to prior lots. Same components/recipe I a...

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I'm taking a new shooter out tomorrow and was loading up some .357mags. Crunched a case and couldn't figure what I did wrong. Used the same bullet and it happened again. This is the first XTP that was out of spec I have ever had. I mic'd it and it's the right caliber, but it's 4 thousands short and ...

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Shouldn't be that tough if you post appointments when made on a calendar. Most professional practices are set up to text to your cell also.

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I remember shooting back in the late 1960's-early 1970's, with a Grizzly. It was 30# IIRC. Loved it and would buy one now, but I don't think Bear makes them any smaller than 45#. 30# is easy on the body.

jdad

How about calling WWG?

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Lightweight pocket carry

Sig 938

Kahr CW380

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When did Cabelas start pricing used stuff realistically?

jdad

There is a trigger fix. I didn't buy the kit. I just found the spring and washer laying around. HUGE difference once you do it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywf7TZ1d5ok

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I feel comfortable pocket carrying my 938 condition 1, in one of these. The safety is protected.

http://www.recluseholster.com/product_i ... ucts_id=85

jdad

That Texan configuration was only offered 1965-1971.

jdad

Actually the 150gr HST was designed for the Shield, P938, XD-S, etc. https://www.federalpremium.com/ammunition/handgun/family/premium-personal-defense/personal-defense-hst/p9hst5s Yes. But another online tester, also using ballistic gel at the proper temperature with a cover of denim - per one of t...

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Actually the 150gr HST was designed for the Shield, P938, XD-S, etc.

https://www.federalpremium.com/ammuniti ... st/p9hst5s

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150gr HST and 124 Gold Dot. The HST are less snappy.

jdad

I've owned/own several 452's. Still have my first one, a Trainer. Actually it's my first .22.

Put a new shim and spring in and you'll have an AWESOME rifle. http://www.yodaveproducts.com/

jdad

I asked my son if he ever reads a newspaper. He said, "Why? We have the internet".

It's been a good 20 years since I bought one.

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jnyork wrote:I was wondering about that, how the devil do these old dead threads get resurrected?

From people with a post count of 4 since they registered in 2010.

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Are the actions of the Spencer repeater strong enough to take amped up 45lc ammo (like Buffalo Bore)? How would it compare with the strength of the Win 92 and 94 actions? Sorry, and don't mean to be rude but seems the guy had a legitimate question but was not given an answer to it. I too, would lik...

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There are major green house produce operations all over the US. Produce comes to US year round from around the world. There's less domestic production in the Winter, so the prices reflect the imports.

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Surprises me they stuck with the nine......---6 Ok, help me out, here....Isn't this the Sig that can be changed between 3 or 4 different calibers? Maybe 9mm for the whimps, and .45 or .357 sig for the men.... That's the one - if they bought the same model as the one marketed by that number on the c...

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Educate yourself.

....and scroll down the entire page.

https://www.sigsauer.com/products/firea ... tols/p320/

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I have a 320 Compact (9mm) and bought a 320 Carry frame so I could use the 21rd mags. I actually shoot it better than my son's VP9 or my 228. I didn't think I would like a striker fired pistol, but this has really surprised me.

jdad

Just a thought.....

Marlin (Remington) now has a custom shop producing guns out of Dakota Arms.

605-347-4686

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My position was eliminated less than a year ago. I'm 57. After 6 months of getting interviews, but no offers I was told I should get out of the industry I had been in my whole life. My previous industry is in a major contraction and there is a huge pool of talent (younger) to choose from, for the fe...

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I haven't seen it getting any better around my parts. I've only seen .22 long rifle at a Bi-Mart maybe three times in the last 8 years or so now. But They were still fairly priced as in 6.99 for the 100rd. CCI mini-mags. They always were twice the price of the bulk ammo, so I would assume the bulk ...

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Until I can buy 22LRs for less than a buck a box of 50, I ain't gonna be shuetin up my stash, that's for sure. I'm hoping and praying that things change drastically in a couple weeks, until then I'm letting caution be my budget coordinator. Joe Under .02 per round......invent a time machine. :lol:

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The local Cabelas has been stocked full, of every type of rimfire ammo, for several months now. No limit like Bi-Mart has.

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A Cobra now and who knows maybe a sub $1500 Python later.

http://www.colt.com/Catalog/Revolvers/Cobra

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The 24" octagon 22s will be very popular with the leveraction silhouette folks. Henry recently announced a 327 rem mag in a steel Big Boy round. I just ordered two. But, I wish they would do a 24" oct. I think that would be the ticket for the pistol cal lever silhouette. .327 would be gre...

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3 things I noticed from your photos. 1. Huge gaps between the barrel and forearm. It likely had an octagon barrel originally. 2. Is there a circle "P" on the top of barrel just in front of the receiver? or is it just a "WP" proof mark? 3. It's a good looking shooter and you would...

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Did you try looking at the caliber stamp on top of the barrel just in front of the receiver. :wink: An 1894 receiver is an 1894 receiver. They were designed for rifle calibers not pistol calibers. The 1892 was designed for pistol calibers. BTW 25-35 and 32-40 are rifle calibers. :wink: They're based...

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gamekeeper wrote:I've seen many threaded rimfires over here as cans are legal and very common but tube mags on rim fires and Henry centerfire rifles usually mean removing the can to reload.
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I think that's the reason behind the short, 10 round, mag.

jdad

I don't understand the attraction of a 24 inch barrel on a .22 rimfire. I believe there is a velocity loss after something like 16 or 17 inches. I guess it's the looks out-performing the bullet? maybe someone can 'splain it to me. type slowly and distinctly . . . :lol: The 24" barrel gives a r...

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At least they're trying to expand their product line. I don't know how well balanced a can would be on a 24" verses 20" barrel, but the short mag probably compensates for it.

https://www.henryrifles.com/rifles/leve ... ier-model/

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I also kind of like the pistol grip version. I wonder if Williams or someone else will figure out a receiver sight to fit the scope base mounting holes.

jdad

Here's how to take it down and detail clean.
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/sh ... p?t=466124

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A lot of you guys are older than I am, but seem to forget he was one of the major parties involved in the 1968 GCA. A true hero in space and RIP, but he wanted to take your 2A rights away. In the period immediately following the assassination of Senator Robert Kennedy a special national committee wa...

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Is Ballard Arms even in business anymore? Their web site hasn't been updated for 6 years.

C Sharps makes an excellent product.

jdad

Sorry, that is F'ugly.

jdad

Reminds me of this......

http://www.guns.com/review/gun-review-m ... -30-video/

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Idiots. Camp Perry is not just a site for shooting, it's historically one of the most famous shooting sites in the USA. The NRA really missed it on this decision! I hope many boycott the decision. I have heard grumblings, from several Master class shooters, that it's time to take up a different dis...

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Thanks all!

I'm on my second week of a new career. I had been out of work since April. My previous industry has been contracting and will continue with that trend, so I finally had to change industries..

Hey, Happy Birthday to Uncle Sams Misguided Children also.

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Hawkeye2 wrote: Hanging out at the Gulf station across from the drive-in theater where I could get a Pepsi, a Drake's Devil Dog and a game on the pinball machine for a quarter and have 2 cents left over.

"Devil Dogs" you really brought back some memories.

jdad

I remember when your high beams were controlled by a push button, on the far left side of the floor board.

I remember when you had to get off the couch to go and change the TV station.

jdad

I have the big Brownells mag tip set. They cover everything except some English doubles with their razor blade thin screw slots. Brownells has add on bit sets to cover them also. Never have broken or bent a tip in over 30 years. They are not cheap but quality costs. I have the complete set......buy...

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I had one of these before I put an optic on. It's basically an A2 sight IIRC. Pricey, but gives you windage and elevation.

http://www.lmtstore.com/accessories/tac ... sight.html

jdad

Even with that STUPID barrel band I still think I'm going to buy one. Half the price of a 39A.

https://www.henryrifles.com/rifles/leve ... ier-rifle/

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Forgot: 24-inch .22s coming up. :) Denis Are you serious??? Anthony, within the last year, said they had no intention of producing a 24" Octagon or Golden Boy because demand for their current products was so high. I would be in line to buy an H001T if it had a 24" barrel as would a HUGE m...

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