Henry Repeating Arms
 

I was surfing the web today and a guy asked me for a dollar. Just kidding.

I ended up at the Henry Repeating Arms sight and was intrigued by a couple of offerings they have. Specifically the AR7/US Survival and Golden Boy .22.

Anyone have experience with the company or either of these arms?

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No, but the AR7 makes one hellofa canoe trip companion. More so than my Ruger 22.

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I don't know about the survival rifle, but the "Golden Boy" 22 has several plastic parts which tend to break.

A friend with a Pawn/Gun shop stopped carrying them because they kept coming back. I've handled one and they are beautiful, fun, and handy, but I don't think their reliability would measure up to poop in propeller specs.

JMO.

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That's all I needed to hear, thanks Beef.

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I have owned several AR-7 and I love them........ now they have a different name and I believe that you can also carry extra clips in the stock...... together with the rest of the rifle of course.

Easy to modified into full auto and you can make a hell of a good suppressor for them.

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Did you ever have any problems with them jamming? If I remember right the old Charter Arms model benefited from a slight chamfer of the barrel on the chamber end.

Yeah it's a nice compact package that doesn't take much space even with a brick of ammo.

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Ponce forgot to mention that making a supressor or converting a firearm to full auto will land you in jail for about 10 years.
Do it legal or not at all! You can own and use class 3 weapons but ya got to play by the rules!!

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You are right.........but........ who says that I was in the US??? or that it was not FOR THE USA?, know what I mean? I said "several", for myself I would only need one.

Ponce <------- crazy but not stupid :banana:

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I believe the law in Cuba is Death.