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I have a Henry .22 Levergun topped with a 4X Leupold and it is more accurate than I am..Sure,it is not a Marlin, but it also does not have the Marlin price tag for just a .22 rimfire.

I already have a Winchester 30-30 or I would look hard at the Henry for a 30-30.If it is half as accurate as my Henry .22,I would be tickled silly..

Jayco

I am glad they are American made and appear to be well made rifles, but I just can't get past the looks. The lines are simply not pleasing to my eye.

Best wishes to those who have them and are happy, but nothing made by Henry is pleasing to my old eyes.

beg, borrow, or steal one,and shoot it a few times.then decide.

I recently sold one for a friend that had about 5 rounds through it for $275.00. It jammed with factory ammo. It was attractive.

So rather than send it back to the factory to get it fixed you sold it to some unsuspecting slob ? Henry has a stellar reputation for standing behind their products. I'm sure they would have fixed it free of charge.

have safety. the descriptions are great

You'll pay twice that for a new Marlin that will also jam with factory (or any) ammo. It should have been sent back for repairs.

Why would anyone buy a new Marlin? You can buy a like new Marlin from the 1970s or 80s for $250.00. The Henry's are interesting, unattractive, and very expensive.