Hey, hope y'all are doing well. I have a question for you. I own 4 of your amazing rifles, and thought that was going to be enough. Then you brought out a center fire 44 mag, and one in .17 Hornady RF. What's a guy to do? Guess I have to add them to my collection. When do you expect them to be available?

I am a former soldier, a police firearms instructor, and an NRA instructor, with a lot of exposure to a lot of different firearms. None have been the equal of my Henrys, and you will notice I did not say "for the price". I continue to be amazed at the smoothness of my 3 lever action Henrys, I don't see how you folks do it for the prices you charge.. Please find time to convey my congratulations to your employees, these guns are almost beyond belief for non-custom guns.

Or maybe they are just very affordable custom guns. I do have one minor complaint, or suggestion. Your guns, particularly the golden boy, need alarms on them to alert you to the fact that friends or relatives are trying to make off with them. Perhaps some sort of tracking system, or a device capable of delivering a mild shock would work. Of course when you tell them the price, they just go buy their own. Usually. At any rate, thanks for the best firearms purchasing experiences I have had in the 45 years I have been buying and shooting guns. God speed, and keep up the good work.

Dear Henry

I recently purchased a Henry Golden Boy 22. It is the finest 22 rifle I have ever owned.

Thanks Henry!

Dear Sir:

I had to write to tell you how proud I am of my new Henry Golden Boy rifle. It is the best shooting rifle I have ever shot. I also have a Marlin and an H&R 22 but the Golden Boy out shot them both.

Sincerely,

I just wanted to drop you a line to tell you how satisfied I am with your lever action .22 cal rifle. I have many .22 rifles and I find myself always grabing my Henry whenever I want to go out plinking or hunting. It has definitely become my .22 of choice.There is something about it that makes it just plain fun to shoot.

I have to wonder how Brooklyn New York got into firearm manufacture....I am very glad you did, but how did it start and where did you come from?

{Editor: Click on "History" to find out!}

Sincerely,

Thank you so much, what a very exciting rifle, a thrill to shoot and handle. Smoother action than my Winchester 9422.

Thanks again for this great rifle.

(P.S. It is also very accurate, takes all .22 shells of every manufacturer with no problems.)

Just thought you might like to see my wifes Golden Boy with a 1863 scope that I put on for her.

She can hit an aspirin at 50 yards and just loves to shoot it. She got me the large loop Henry lever this Christmas, but I have not had a chance to fire it. It is a bit too cold here. We cannot wait for the new models that I have heard about.

Thank you.

Last year I received a Henry Golden Boy as a gift from my wife for Christmas. The gun is beautiful. The craftsmanship and material is so impressive that I have displayed it with several very valuable pieces. I am very delighted with the Golden Boy and proud to display it.

Also I have recently e-mailed the Henry Repeating Arms Company concerning a minor issue with my Golden Boy. Anthony Imperato was the individual that answered my e-mail. I am equally impressed with Mr. Imperato. He was very responsive and has gone beyond the call of duty to assist me. As long as you are making products like the Golden Boy and have people like Mr. Imperato you will have loyal customers for many years. In fact I plan to purchase a Henry Big Boy .44 because of the Golden Boy and the way that I have been treated by your company.

Thank You,

Upon today's date, I surrendered to a long-standing desire, and purchased your Henery Lever Action .22, designed for long rifle ammunition. The ache had become too great to bear, the longing had become too much, the compulsion overwhelming; and thus I gave into my heart and paid forth the currency.

The salesman was a classic old-timer, who will forget more about rifles than I could ever hope to know. His careworn eyes gathered on the firearm, and he stated most firmly: "smooth action, great accuracy, fine value", or words to that effect. He quickly educated me on proper loading, how to protect the firing pin, and tempted me to work the lever; which of course I did with gratitude.

It will be added to my trusty .270 deer hunting rifle, after I return home upon the day's end, with some justification in mind for the wife. Perhaps I will tell her that the .22 ammunition is simply cheaper than the .270 ammunition, when used for target practice; perhaps I will explain the fine history that this weapon had in the Civil War, perhaps I will tell her that this will be the firearm that I teach my daughters on; and perhaps I will beg her indulgence in yet another project and whim. It is no great matter, but the approach with the wife must be gradual and delicate...

It was the walnut stock, the lightweight stature, and the rapid fire lever that really rocked my world. My trusty .270 deer hunting rifle, could not dance at that level; "that dog just wouldn't hunt"...

Tomorrow it all comes together at the local firing range. With "eyes and ears" in hand, with the Henry .22 in tow, and with enough ammunition to defend a nation, I will rain down upon the targets, with great fury and passion, a volley of shots, unending in nature, and keen with accuracy.

As this firearm enters my proud family, which lives by the motto "Don't Tread On Me", I welcome it into our quirky clan, and embrace it warmly, walnut stock to my cheek, gunpowder in the air...

Your Obedient Servant,

Thank you ssoooo much. I gave my husband a .22 magnum for our 26th annivercry and he loves it. Thank you for helping me give him the perfect gift.

Sincerly,

I recently purchased the .22 GOLDEN BOY. The quality and smooth action make it a pleasure to shoot.

Thanks,