Henry Revolvers

[airedale]

Got an email today from Henry Arms introducing their new revolvers, personally I am not impressed, they remind me of S&W 10s and Colt Police Positives, bare bones with no under barrel ejector shrouds and no adjustable sights. I think they are a bit off the mark with these two especially with the prices they are asking.

Al

Edited April 13, 2023 by airedale

[helmut in the bush]

I won't be putting in an order for one

[rob-c]

Yeah , I don’t think they’ll be selling a bunch of those. So many other good revolvers for way better price’s. 

Edited April 13, 2023 by rob-c

[Grouse]

I wonder if they are making them in the US or having them made in another country. 

They do not appeal to me at all and the price is way too high for what they offer.

Edited April 14, 2023 by Grouse

[Daveboone]

They look like the common place inexpensive revolvers offered by H+R, High Standard, etc. seventy years ago...

I probably am in the minority, but after shooting/owning several Henrys, I feel they are highly....HIGHLY, overrated. 

[airedale]

I can see having no adjustable sights on a snub nose concealer belly gun or the old Police revolvers sighted for their one load standard issue 158 gr lead round nose ammo. 

When a revolver is chambered for 38 spl - 357 Mag, the variety in bullet weights, styles, velocity and power is huge and to have them all hit to the point of aim is pretty hard to do without adjustable sights. 

One of the best pros of the 357 - 38 spl chambering is the ability to shoot all those different loads, no adjustable sights negates and waters down those advantages in my opinion.

Al