THIS!!!

YUP!

agreed 100O%

THAT would be pretty cool

Why cause 6 people use the cartridge

​😂😂😂😂!

Yea I agree. Saving up!

Agreed!

This would be pretty awesome!

It’s okay to just want one because it’s cool. The crux is not trying to oversell it as anything but that.

I think a big aspect is “once I give up my AR they will still let me keep this” which will be true for 2 years, maybe

We don't own half the gun we do because they "make sense", we own them because we think they're cool. Pull the stick out ya bum.

This is a must!

These will likely get solved in the after market arena.

I would imagine it's at least MPI which would be plenty for a bolt gun. I think this will definitely do well in the less free states lol

@@ar15com 👍

😅 this is a valid comment

Now they just need to make it in 308.

100% correct. So many "experts" don't have a clue about firearms history.

The Long Ranger is a BLR derivative. You’re right on that, but the Lever Action Supreme is its own mechanism not based on the Winchester model 88, not based on the BLR, not based on anything ever done before . The Winchester model 88 has camming slot surfaces on the linkages and the linkages function differently. The Lever Action Supreme’s linkage mechanism has only pivot joints so the mechanism is actually significantly smoother than the model 88. The Bond Arms lever gun is based on the 88 if you’re looking for a model 88 derivative.

@@geoffader I can concede it may not be a Winchester 88 action but that's what it looked like to me when I saw the lever come out But these KZfaqrs act like Henry now has invented the lever gun that uses Spitzer bullets and that's what really irks me

@@Perry2186Fair enough. The supreme is not the first lever action to take Spitzer bullets. The Supreme is more accurate than any other lever gun I’ve shot and I’ve shot a TON of lever guns. It has a better trigger than any lever gun I’ve ever shot, and it has better ergos than any other lever gun I’ve seen. Additionally it is simpler to field strip for cleaning than any lever action (two punch pins and it all comes out as one unit). It also has better sights (I wish they’d show the sight picture). Trust me, I agree more again anyone that there are a lot of guns that aren’t particularly innovative. This gun is one of the few that actually new features and mechanisms making it legitimately better than its predecessors.

This was precisely my thoughts on it. I like seeing companies supporting our less free brothers and sisters

I'm interested in this even though I have semiauto 5.56s. Leverguns are just in general a ton of fun, and now I can get one to share ammo+mags with my AR? Yes please.

Now you're speaking my language 😁

I do think it's pre drilled and taped for one

DUDE! IT TOTALLY IS! This comment made my day!

Facts. Been trying to secure a Long Ranger in 223 and can't find one.

Dude! A big loop would be sweet!

When are you going to freeze your guns? You dorks are something else.

You can't argue with results! I'm also lucky I live in the south where that can only happen 2 days a year 😅

@@___RC___ I'm in Oregon, not a traditionally polar state. But 2 weeks ago we much like the rest of the country had an ice storm. Here where I am in Eugene, it was coming down as frozen rain, it somewhat liquid when it hit my windshield, and was frozen solid by the time the windshield wipers got to it. I'm a delivery driver, and I worked all through the storm, and this freezing on impact wasn't a single occurrence. So one could reasonably belive that if you were in some sort of armed conflict (where both parties failed to agree on a heated indoor arena) then freezing rain could very well be an issue on your firearms. Its better to be prepared for all scenarios no matter how unlikely. I carry a pistol EVERY DAY, despite the fact that I've NEVER had to use one (in a deffensive encounter) and likely never will. And bear in mind that there are states that see this weather/freezing rain Condit far more frequently then western Oregon (Alaska, Maine, Idaho, Montana, etc...) If it makes you feel any better they also run mud and sand tests which is a very common thing we deal with in Oregon. So yeah watching tests to see how "worst case scenarios" may play out doesn't seem like a waste of time at all to me. Plus their entertaining, so you do you boomer, and I'll keep being awesome 😎

@@vegeta420z6 No one is taking one of these into an armed conflict unless they've been touched in the head. Debating the merits of such is just autistic.

It’s legal: manual action. The threaded barrel restriction only applies to semi-auto rifles and handguns.

I wouldn't trust anything made of metal at a $450 price point. Maybe in 1953, but a gun made in the US is hard to find for less than $500, even if it's made primarily of plastic. Henry's guns are made in the USA, so you have to take that into account. There are Italian guns that are a bit cheaper. Many of the henry guns do retail under $1k, but these more modern designs are going to cost more lever gun or not.

Remember that our government has forced all gun companies to keep a crowd of lawyers on staff to constantly fight a barrage of lawsuits. We pay for those lawyers through higher gun prices.

crappy triggers and can't be replaced or fixed

I will take it under advisement

Well, you may buy one for that, but lots of people living in states with more restrictive gun laws will love this. For example, in NY, you need to apply and wait for a permit to purchase a semi-auto rifle, now. For a lever, you just need to pass the NICS check. You also can't have any muzzle device (or foregrip) on a semi-auto, but you could on this (though, no, cans are not 50-state legal, as we cannot have them at all.) Box mags are better for reloading and weight balance (compare it to a fully loaded tube mag with all that added weight at the front of the barrel.)