Yesterday I called Henry arms to ask if a particular rifle is still in production. The lady answering the phone says she can't look it up buy can mail me a catalog????? What was I thinking they could tell me.

Are you sure you did not get "Ann" from India. She also works for Dell computers !!!! Honestly it's probably an answering/customer service company that works for hundreds of different Corporations.

That would surprise me from a company that proudly says there product is made in the USA.

Joe, send them an email, you will get a response from Anthony Imperito,president

Tony that will be wide suggestion. Not sure if I want the octagonal barrel or if its worth the premium.

That would surprise me from a company that proudly says there product is made in the USA.

 

I wouldn't put it past Henry. They cleverly word their advertisements referencing their historical background, despite the fact that the current Henry Repeating Arms Co. has absolutely nothing at all to do with the original Henry company. Springfield Armory does the same thing. If they're shady enough to cleverly word advertisements to create the illusion that they are the original company I could easily see them doing other similar things.

 

I'm not going to lie, I'm pissed at this company too. I bought a brand new straight walnut stock octagonal .22 lr lever rifle a couple weeks ago. No matter how many windage and elevation adjustments to the sights, this thing shoots 2 feet high and 8" left at 25 yards. I have tried both bore sighting and regular old fashioned sighting in, as well as having multiple others shoot it and nothing.

 

Not to mention, the internal bracket that guides the rounds from the magazine to the chamber looks like it is made of freakin POT METAL and has many horrible, visible burrs. I don't appreciate paying almost $400 for a gun that has parts inferior to stuff I could fab in my garage with a dremel. I'd expect for a product in that price range that they would at least smooth it with a grinder but I guess that's just too much to ask. "Made in NJ" I should have known better than to buy that POS.

That would surprise me from a company that proudly says there product is made in the USA.

 

I wouldn't put it past Henry. They cleverly word their advertisements referencing their historical background, despite the fact that the current Henry Repeating Arms Co. has absolutely nothing at all to do with the original Henry company. Springfield Armory does the same thing. If they're shady enough to cleverly word advertisements to create the illusion that they are the original company I could easily see them doing other similar things.

 

I'm not going to lie, I'm pissed at this company too. I bought a brand new straight walnut stock octagonal .22 lr lever rifle a couple weeks ago. No matter how many windage and elevation adjustments to the sights, this thing shoots 2 feet high and 8" left at 25 yards. I have tried both bore sighting and regular old fashioned sighting in, as well as having multiple others shoot it and nothing.

 

Not to mention, the internal bracket that guides the rounds from the magazine to the chamber looks like it is made of freakin POT METAL and has many horrible, visible burrs. I don't appreciate paying almost $400 for a gun that has parts inferior to stuff I could fab in my garage with a dremel. I'd expect for a product in that price range that they would at least smooth it with a grinder but I guess that's just too much to ask. "Made in NJ" I should have known better than to buy that POS.

 

 

Send it back. It worked for Ray Ray...

That would surprise me from a company that proudly says there product is made in the USA.

 

I wouldn't put it past Henry. They cleverly word their advertisements referencing their historical background, despite the fact that the current Henry Repeating Arms Co. has absolutely nothing at all to do with the original Henry company. Springfield Armory does the same thing. If they're shady enough to cleverly word advertisements to create the illusion that they are the original company I could easily see them doing other similar things.

 

I'm not going to lie, I'm pissed at this company too. I bought a brand new straight walnut stock octagonal .22 lr lever rifle a couple weeks ago. No matter how many windage and elevation adjustments to the sights, this thing shoots 2 feet high and 8" left at 25 yards. I have tried both bore sighting and regular old fashioned sighting in, as well as having multiple others shoot it and nothing.

 

Not to mention, the internal bracket that guides the rounds from the magazine to the chamber looks like it is made of freakin POT METAL and has many horrible, visible burrs. I don't appreciate paying almost $400 for a gun that has parts inferior to stuff I could fab in my garage with a dremel. I'd expect for a product in that price range that they would at least smooth it with a grinder but I guess that's just too much to ask. "Made in NJ" I should have known better than to buy that POS.

 

 

Send it back. It worked for Ray Ray...

 

Is there a specific channel to contact or just call the company?

FFDP82 did you buy the H003T?

I bought the H001T

 

http://www.henryrepeating.com/h001t_leveroctagon.cfm

Yesterday I called Henry arms to ask if a particular rifle is still in production. The lady answering the phone says she can't look it up buy can mail me a catalog????? What was I thinking they could tell me.

 

Not stupid - just lazy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

..... ok well maybe both.

I bought a used 22 lever action Henry that had seen better days. I took a walk there (the factory is down the street from my house), spook with Anthony, gave him my rifle and they literly rebuilt it, FOR FREE! New hammer, lever, wood, front sight hood, side cocking hammer clamp, side plates, and trigger.

It's an accurate, sweet looking, great American rifle, made in New Jersey. What more can you ask for.

I bought a used 22 lever action Henry that had seen better days. I took a walk there (the factory is down the street from my house), spook with Anthony, gave him my rifle and they literly rebuilt it, FOR FREE! New hammer, lever, wood, front sight hood, side cocking hammer clamp, side plates, and trigger.

It's an accurate, sweet looking, great American rifle, made in New Jersey. What more can you ask for.

 

Is yours capable of hitting a target at 25 yards? Mine is a shitty baseball bat. Think I'm going to call tomorrow and let them have it. I am also going to demand that their "machinists" get a F'in clue about how to fab parts.

Think I'm going to call tomorrow and let them have it. I am also going to demand that their "machinists" get a F'in clue about how to fab parts.

 

You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.

Think I'm going to call tomorrow and let them have it. I am also going to demand that their "machinists" get a F'in clue about how to fab parts.

 

You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.

 

The squeaky wheel gets the oil.

Stupid people breed stupid children. An endless cycle.

Think I'm going to call tomorrow and let them have it. I am also going to demand that their "machinists" get a F'in clue about how to fab parts.

 

You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.

 

The squeaky wheel gets the oil.

 

Send Anthony an E-mail, he'll personally look into it.

That would surprise me from a company that proudly says there product is made in the USA.

 

I wouldn't put it past Henry. They cleverly word their advertisements referencing their historical background, despite the fact that the current Henry Repeating Arms Co. has absolutely nothing at all to do with the original Henry company. Springfield Armory does the same thing. If they're shady enough to cleverly word advertisements to create the illusion that they are the original company I could easily see them doing other similar things.

 

I'm not going to lie, I'm pissed at this company too. I bought a brand new straight walnut stock octagonal .22 lr lever rifle a couple weeks ago. No matter how many windage and elevation adjustments to the sights, this thing shoots 2 feet high and 8" left at 25 yards. I have tried both bore sighting and regular old fashioned sighting in, as well as having multiple others shoot it and nothing.

 

Not to mention, the internal bracket that guides the rounds from the magazine to the chamber looks like it is made of freakin POT METAL and has many horrible, visible burrs. I don't appreciate paying almost $400 for a gun that has parts inferior to stuff I could fab in my garage with a dremel. I'd expect for a product in that price range that they would at least smooth it with a grinder but I guess that's just too much to ask. "Made in NJ" I should have known better than to buy that POS.

 

Shooting 2 feet high at 25 yds? - definite defect. Sounds like tweeked barrel. Did you bore sight with laser and see where your sights are? I would bring it in like Ray did.

That would surprise me from a company that proudly says there product is made in the USA.

 

I wouldn't put it past Henry. They cleverly word their advertisements referencing their historical background, despite the fact that the current Henry Repeating Arms Co. has absolutely nothing at all to do with the original Henry company. Springfield Armory does the same thing. If they're shady enough to cleverly word advertisements to create the illusion that they are the original company I could easily see them doing other similar things.

 

I'm not going to lie, I'm pissed at this company too. I bought a brand new straight walnut stock octagonal .22 lr lever rifle a couple weeks ago. No matter how many windage and elevation adjustments to the sights, this thing shoots 2 feet high and 8" left at 25 yards. I have tried both bore sighting and regular old fashioned sighting in, as well as having multiple others shoot it and nothing.

 

Not to mention, the internal bracket that guides the rounds from the magazine to the chamber looks like it is made of freakin POT METAL and has many horrible, visible burrs. I don't appreciate paying almost $400 for a gun that has parts inferior to stuff I could fab in my garage with a dremel. I'd expect for a product in that price range that they would at least smooth it with a grinder but I guess that's just too much to ask. "Made in NJ" I should have known better than to buy that POS.

 

Have you even attempted to contact the company? I read nothing but good about Henry on Rimfire Central forums. Judging from the feedback there, Anthony Imperato stands behind his product 110%. Why don't you contact them before you badmouth them?

 

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Please keep us updated on how Henry resolves your problem.

Yeah will do. Like I said in my post, old fashioned sighting in, plus bore sighting. Bore sighting shows my sights are on but the gun is still shooting 2 feet high. Will be calling Henry this afternoon. I would also like to know what happened to this inside of this gun and why the bracket looks like it was machined by a retard.

Yeah will do. Like I said in my post, old fashioned sighting in, plus bore sighting. Bore sighting shows my sights are on but the gun is still shooting 2 feet high. Will be calling Henry this afternoon. I would also like to know what happened to this inside of this gun and why the bracket looks like it was machined by a retard.

 

 

Mistakes happen. Sometimes they converge.

A chain is only as strong as it's weakest link.

 

Oh, sorry. I thought this was the random cliche thread.