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4 Weeks Ago
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| Expert  Join Date: May 2008 Location: Fishers, IN
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    | Bought my second Henry I just received my new Henry H003T pump rifle which shoots 22LR, 22Long and 22Shorts. I already own a Henry Lever Action and a Rossi Pump, all shoot the same as the new gun. Something about these rifles that bring a smile to your face when you shoot them. Henry really makes a nice looking gun and it is Made in the USA. Thought I'd share my joy.  I remember when I was still in high school and for a few years after that you could go to a local carnival or state fair and there was always a shooting gallery on the midway. You put your money down and they had Winchester pump .22’s lined up on the front shelf of the booth. The ends of the barrels were chained to the board to prevent people from pointing the gun anywheres but towards the targets. The guy put a specific number of .22 shorts into the tube to fill your gun and you shot away. You had to shoot a star out of the paper so no part of it could be seen. I don’t remember ever seeing anyone win at one of those games. We swore they bent the front sights.  Can you imagine with today’s liability issues shooting live ammo at a fair? Don’t think so.  
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| Marksman  Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: West of Greenwood
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| Nice collection. I've got a soft spot in my heart for Henry's as well. The wood, the feel, and the era that that they represent. Ooooooooh , I'm starting to drool now. Thanks for sharing.
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| Glockaholic  Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: The Swamp
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4 Weeks Ago
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| Expert Join Date: May 2008 Location: Fishers, IN
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| I waited months to get my Henry pump, everyone was out of them and all of a sudden one distributor had something like 47 in stock. The day after mine arrived I got a email from a customer asking if I could find him one and I said I know just the place that has some. Guess what, all sold out again in less than a week. I probably should have bought a couple extra seeing they are so hard to get. Live and learn.
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| "This is my rifle, This is my gun..." Join Date: May 2009 Location: out there
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| I want a Henry Big Boy in the worst way!
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