I hope in the near future they offer a Long Ranger in a medium or large bore chambering. Guess they saw me coming! Henry, on the other hand, actually publishes a wonderful video on their website showing how to disassemble and reassemble the LR, which shows how the small parts can be removed for replacement. More than just a play on words, this little. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Browning has no warranty. I sold it. Henry Repeating Arms Co. AR-7 Magazine .22 LR 8 Rounds Steel Black HS-15. check out the. They use magazines that dont line the cartridges up point-to-primer. Lever actions aren't the only thing on my list (the ever expanding list). Both the Long Ranger and BLR use a rack-and-pinion gear system lever with rotating bolt head, but they are different. These two rifles have numerous similarities, but also significant differences. Mauser made the lever obsolete for military purposes, NOT for hunting. Grab one of these timeless lever-actions for a gun that can hunt all season long, hold a spot in the safe, and pass to the next generation. Specifications: Henry Long Ranger Rifle Model Number: H014-308 Action Type: Lever Action Rifle Caliber: .308 7.62X51 Capacity: 4+1 Length: 40.5 Barrel Length: 20 Round Weight: 7 lbs. If you want to use the rifle for snap shooting or firing from the kneel or off a tree, stick with medium height rings. Side-eject Marlins have been able to accept scopes for generations, and the Savage 99 was the first factory rifle to be drilled and tapped clear back in the 1950s. Being retired, I have one shot at this. With Cabelas Points and gift cards in excess of $500, I think I may own one of these soon. In close cover shots are often fast and presentations arent always perfect. I was not expecting a Minute of Angle rifle in western guise. The lever action does not have a reputation for extreme accuracy, but it depends on the rifle. Bore scope showed a divet in the barrel, Henry replaced it. To some extent, I think its the fun factor that is renewing interest in the all-American lever action. While Browning was first to the punch with longer-range, magazine-fed lever-action rifles, Henry Repeating Arms jumped in with both feet. The resulting rifle shoulders quickly and delivers a full view of the scope and reticle to my eye. Delsin Rowe is the main protagonist and playable character, a young Native-American man who later realizes hes a Conduit with special powers. You can spend less for better results. Some claims of sub moa groups are out there but so bar Ive only seen proof of 1.5 at best. I plan to get a Big Boy in .44 Mag and I would love to have a Long Ranger at some point. The Long Rangers stock geometry works for a scoped gun thats meant to be hunted. Now Henry has entered the magazine-loaded lever gun fray. I still use iron sights for short-range situations, such as black bears and wild hogs, but Im pretty useless before sunrise, and I lose the last few minutes of shooting light. They have been outstanding leaders in this field for many years now. Currently Henry is contemplating other short-action chamberings that will be announced. 2023 Outdoor Sportsman Group. This prevents stabbing the index finger with the end of the trigger as the lever is closed. Since I wrote this article I keep finding myself taking this gun hunting over many others. I really like the looks of the Henry, but I do not like a gun that I cannot completely take apart-easily. Going on a bear hunt with it in a few weeks in north central Saskatchewan Canada. They ask for it, so I oblige. I did exactly the same thing with my BLR. Also, Im partial to the pistol grip stock and I like the BLRs trigger travelling with the lever (no pinching), although the trigger isnt the greatest needs a trip to Neil Jones, I think. Im among them. (See our series of suggested caliber offerings for the Long Ranger under the "Henry Long Ranger Rifle Information" heading on the Rifle Information index page.) That 1 3/4 was the worst of the group, and frankly, good enough for most hunting. It turns out that the 22 long rifle doesn't need to be built like a .460 Weatherby and that the pot metal/advanced lightweight alloy will last much longer than 99.923% of shooters need it to. Six rotating lugs engage a barrel extension in the last inch of lever travel providing a level of lock-up equal to many bolt-actions. That stock includes a quality recoil pad and sling studs. Had it in 243 WIN and topped it off with a Redfield 4X. Stay in the know. Dont leave anything, especially guns to your kids! Never handled a blr or long ranger, so i can't comment on those specifically, but i did deal with henry warranty once. Not good for lefties. Petersen's HUNTING Publisher, Kevin Steele is in the CZ booth with Dylan Rice at SHOT Show to talk about CZ 600 Series Trail rifle. This is so difficult to achieve that Browning admonishes BLR owners not to take the rifle apart, period. Threaded barrel Already got a Henry 45-70 (all weather) after your last review. Sold it after just a few months. Only the Browning's comb is fluted, a thoughtful touch. Marlin saw a new, untapped market when they brought out their .444 Marlin and a new Model 95 .45-70 and followed up with the .450 Marlin. Okay, Im not crazy about the look of scopes on traditional lever actions, but you cant hunt if you cant see. Next, you'll notice the unique bolt design. Scope Selection for Precision Rifles: 5 Questions to Ask Before Buying. Im a .308 fan and have more than a few. Operating the BLR lever requires more effort than the Long Ranger, especially as the bolt cocks the hammer. The Henry trigger stays on the reciever when the lever is cycled why the BLR has a trigger attached to the lever. Didnt have to look for a left handed bolt. The Henry has a slimmer stock and fore end, which provides an overall sleeker feel and silhouette that I prefer. I have an old Marlin 1895 in .38-55 presently, but it needs a LOT of work. Bottom line Im still short 500 ft pds to a 30-30 and almost a 1000 on 308 Youll like the trigger on the Henry Long Ranger. Henrys definitely marketing this rifle hard. I purchased my 2nd 308 because some black face communist dictator made mine illegal. This means the cartridge must be placed most of the way into the chamber with the muzzle depressed before the bolt can be closed; otherwise the cartridge will fall out through the magazine well. that Mrs. Comments on this site are submitted by users and are not endorsed by nor do they reflect the views or opinions of COLE Publishing, Inc. I was hoping Henry would put on a Lyman peep or at least a Skinner and wrote them such when the Long Ranger first came out. Because of the transfer bar safety, the Long Ranger is safe to carry with the chamber loaded and the hammer down. A long-action for cartridges such as the .30-06 is being considered, though the timeline for that introduction has not been finalized. My Henry just got back from the shop as I sent it in . The Henry stock has a slimmer fore end and a smaller circumference at the grip, which feels better to me, as I am a fan of slender stocks. Both are handsome, but neither is as trim as, for example, a Winchester Model 94 carbine. Included are steel sling swivel studs, Weaver style scope bases and a solid black recoil pad. Its handy in the brush, but can reach way out there down power line cuts and into the fields when you need to. All Rights Reserved, You Want a Practical Lever Gun? Those seeking something different and even more durable will appreciate the All-Weather Big Boy with its hard chrome finish and weather-resistant black-coated stocks or the newer X-Model with tactical features like a threaded barrel, fiber optic sights, and black synthetic M-Lok stocks. The Big Horn Armory M89 Spike Driver, chambered to .500 S&W, is another big-bore lever action. In the early 2000s Winchesters best-selling 1894 saw its first break in production. Its nothing but a browning BLR with henry name. But at $850-$900 retail, there are many bolt action guns that fall in or below that price range that are good shooters too. I had a whole comparison between the blr and the Henry Lever rifle but it got cut in editing. Without efficiency this wouldnt make sense, but the lever-action is more effective than we give it credit for. I love my BLR, better ammo selection with a box fed lever gun. Not this one. The Big Boy is available in calibers traditionally viewed as handgun rounds, with maximized performance in both carbine and rifle lengths: .357 Mag, .44 Mag, .45 Colt, .41 Mag, and even.327 Fed Mag. I think Ill keep the M71 I have now, a first year of manufacture Deluxe, with an aperture sight on the rear of the bolt. The .308 Winchester is widely considered to be an accurate cartridge. For more information: www.henryrifles.com. The only one who sullies the office is the occupier of the office!! The magazine holds four rounds, (4+1). You have entered an incorrect email address! I own several lever guns and am very comfortable with them. Receiver: Matte Black Aluminum Barrel: Blued Steel, Round Profile Bolt: 6-Lug Rotating. Calibers like the .30-30 Win and .32 Win Special are certainly the most common chamberings, though the 94 has been offered in many others over the years, including .375 Win, .44 Mag, and even a .410 bore shotgun. Several years back, Marlin teamed with Hornady to combine that same FTX technology with a new .308 Marlin Express cartridge. Id use it more, but the top-eject 1886 action is iron sights only, so I have to be careful where I take it. The Long Ranger lever gun wasas reliable as any bolt action rifle Ive ever shot. It loaded and unloaded easily, and never gave me any issue locking into the rifle. The Henry Big Boy centerfire lever-action rifles. The devil is, as usual, in the details, which I hope this comparison has helped to clarify. I discovered the Browning BLR and the Henry Long Ranger recently. So if a dangerous-game lever-action suits your fancy, you might be better off with a Marlin .45-70 with optical sights. From everything Ive read, the Henry is supposed to be a great shooter. .300 BO? From the ammunition perspective, Hornady introduced its LEVERevolution line that uses FTX bullets with soft, rubber-like points. I love the Long Ranger, but I would definitely recommend going into a store and holding them. Posts: 1,128. tn. Unfortunately I havent been to the range with it yet either ( broken leg). If you design a lever gun that takes 20-round AR-10 magazines, you can call it The Nonfunctional Knuckle Smasher. This fall, with a mission to take a buck with a .30-30, I put an Aimpoint on a Mossberg 464, which is also angle eject, drilled and tapped. Time didnt allow a thorough testing of several different loads to further diagnose the stringing so I simply pushed a patch wetted with Hoppes Elite Bore Cleaner followed by a dry patch between groups. I guess its the same, if you dont look after your gun, it wont look after you. Its characters like you that put a feced stain on responsible gun owners. I probably accommodate to different stock shapes more readily than the average shooter. Copyright 2000-2023 24hourcampfire.com, Inc. All Rights Reserved. i own 3 - 39A all 3 are accurate and my Henry 22`s in golden boys are accurate too.the old Marlin levers are built nicer and function better too.its your hard earned money you get to make the decision on what brand and cartridge you want to buy. Browning lever in 243-trigger was 7 lbs, never thought of taking it to a gunsmith, too many guys wanted to buy the rifle due to accuracy, 60g Sierra HP For a bolt action man to go to a lever gun can be tough, when the trigger pull is over 4 lbs. After I pass several wet patches thru the bore and they come out relatively clean, I push a bronze brush thru the barrel 25 times and repeat with wet patches. Reliability * * * * 9/10th Coupled with Hornadys LeveRevolution technology, these are, in my view, the best (and certainly most versatile) cartridges ever chambered in tubular-magazine rifles. fast-cycling, box magazine beauty is a rifle that shoots. I have never understood the hatred of Henry 22s. If you decide the LeHigh Defense Controlled Chaos Bullet design is not for you then Underwood also loads and sells cartridges using the 60 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip Spitzer in .223 Remington which claim average initial Muzzle Velocity around 3200 fps and Muzzle Energy of 1364 ft lbs. Levers dont discriminate against left-handed shooters. rear, ramp front; Weaver type scope bases supplied, Catalog weight: 7.0 pounds (w/o magazine). My total prone group was only 1.9 inches, not bad for 10 shots. Blr all the way. Theyre both useless, unlike your guns, whom you can always rely on!! Usually, Im happy to turn a gun back into the office and get my next assignment. It was accurate on the bench, but the high gloss finish on the stock and highly polished barrel were good for scaring game from glare in the fields and woods. If they can make a .308 they can make a .338. Ive read the comparisons with the Browning BLR. Tired of the tacticool crap. To me, thats silly. is a no-brainer. But if the top of the gun was canted to the left by any noticeable degree, they were sometimes left loose in the action. Who wants a long range rifle with the ballistics of a pistol? Both stocks are adorned with functional, single border, laser cut checkering. The Model 99s internal rotary magazine improved upon the standard tubular magazine used on earlier lever guns. My old buddy Payton Miller is a fan of the .35 Remington, slow but hard-hitting. I have had the Henry in 45-70 and no issues. The BLR is currently chambered to 17 cartridges, including four WSMs and two belted magnums. I hunted both elk and moose with the .338 ME, with awesome accuracy and performance. This is not John Waynes revolver it is a modern work of art! Since we dont get elk or big bears, Im still debating what to get thats practical. Hard to shoot well while chucking one's cookies. Would it go better with a matte or gloss Leupold scope? A smooth working action is a Henryhallmark, and this one is no different. My New Years resolution was to buy a new Henry this year. Henrys .22s are low quality fwiw. The Henry receiver is longer than the Browning receiver, but lightly shallower and not quite as wide. It functioned well, however, because the trigger traveled with the lever, the trigger pull was very heavy (7+ lbs) and not really very suitable for accuracy while hunting. My daughter has one of mine now in 243. We lost some great designs, including the Savage 99 and Winchester 88, and sales of traditional lever guns were slipping. Barrel lengths are most often either 20- or 24-inches. Brownings BLR also uses a detachable box and is chambered for such hot-stepping flat-shooters as 7mm Rem. The Long Ranger was introduced in 2016 by Henry Repeating Arms. Simply thumb back the coil spring-powered hammer when ready to shoot. Here's what it's like to shoot this classic scattergun. Cases always cleared the action if the gun was held perfectly upright. feeding might be an issue in the Henry. Mossberg reports steady sales of their 464 .30-30. Theres something for every taste in the Big Boy lineup, with blued steel, silver, color case hardened, and high polish brass receiver options. Just a press on the slightly curved bottom of the magazine and an audible and tactile click lets you know its locked in. There is even a stainless/laminated, takedown version of the Lightweight '81 model. [The Montana Gianni] Front sight and squeeze. I tend to look at firearms as once-in-a-lifetime investments and save accordingly. Compared: Browning BLR Lightweight and Henry Long Ranger Lever Action Carbines. (I love this brotherhood shit, its a lesser substitute then the military but still scratches the itch)) and while one guy helped the other went to his truck and brought in match quality reloads. Browning Arms come up first in terms of their offering of the BLR referenced early in this review. Marlin is back and selling new variations of their 94, 336, and 95 lever actions as fast as they can make them. The M88, although Winchesters fourth best-selling lever action, is getting hard to find and Sako lever actions are scarce. I hunt elk in the jungles of the northwest , and it be the ultimate bush gun . I have a 22 mag with the octogon barrel and it's squirrel head accurate at 50 yards. But to be perfectly clear, 250 rounds went into the gun, 250 rounds went out the barrel, and all of them fired well. The standard BLR Lightweight comes with a pistol grip stock and a Schnable fore end, but there is also a BLR Lightweight '81 model with a straight hand stock and a fore end secured by a carbine band. Totally on point, but still mildly dickish. Win. I have a bright, clear scope on an incredibly accurate Marlin 1894 .44 Magnum, which is awesome for pigs and deer in poor light. This is because the BLR hammer is a two-piece design and the upper part, including the striking face of the hammer, rotates down to clear the firing pin if forced forward by a blow on the hammer. In fact, I missed two deer inside of 25 yards with it. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. Speaking of magazines, both are all metal, detachable, double stack, hold four .308 cartridges and feed smoothly. Measuring the round at 2.705, its the shortest round I tested, and although within SAAMI spec, a little over 1/10 shorter than Barnes lists for that bullet. Theres no wiggling or odd angles to get the magazine to sit or release. What i said was true. In fact, with the hammer back, if you point the rifle in the air and break the seal on the action, the rifle will open completely on its own with just the weight of the bolt. So I have stopped getting semi autos because apparently they sneak of and commit crimes when Im not looking, I purchases a Marlin 45-70 dart 1895 and love it. There are several Long Ranger model variants, some with iron sights and others with sweet engraving and inlay like the Wildlife Editions. For the first 215 rounds, I didnt clean the rifle in any way. Barrel Length: 20 Round Action Type: Lever Action Rifle It weighs 7 lbs and has an over all length of 40.5". Most notably, the Henrys trigger is mounted in the receiver, while the BLRs is attached to the finger lever and travels with it. In modern, versatile cartridges, the BLR and Henry .308 are almost the only answer in new rifles and the used-gun rack provides more solutions. My brother is a lefty and he never liked my marlin .30-30 cause of that right eject. I thoroughly expected to pay a reasonable price for the part, but they shipped me a new sight for free. I had my heart set on buying the Long Ranger in 6.5 CM and today I went to Cabelas to get one. Firearms dont get much more iconic than John Moses Brownings legendary Auto-5 semi-auto shotgun, affectionately called the Humpback for its distinctive drop at the rear of the receiver. ), I know of only two current production lever action rifles intended for use with modern high intensity cartridges (.243 Win., .308 Win., etc.). The stock wood on the Henry is also much better than what Ive seen with the blr. The Long Ranger is noticeably heavier than the BLR Lightweight. Rifles are definitely in the you get what you pay for category. However, its more expensive than the BLR (~$100+ more than my SS Lightweight) and its heavier. One of the true do-it-all affordable rifles. Beautifully made and very accurate, the BHA is a bear-proof guide gun. Its also among few lever actions Id consider fully adequate for African buffalo, provided you stoke it with proper bullets. (2) is a barrel break-in proceedure in my near future? Few guns stir all-American pride like the Made in America or Not Made at All Henry Repeating Arms rifles. The BLR uses a slightly different design than its earlier lever predecessors, with a rack-and-pinion driven system and a trigger that travels with the lever. Think about the bullets acting as a firing pin for the cartridge iahesd of it. I thought that was too much and got a Winchester 70 for $175. The BLR has a very light barrel which is great for hunting / carrying. The trigger on the Henry is far superior, and I got better accuracy out of this than any blr Ive ever shot. Browning/Winchester has done several runs of remanufactured M71s, keeping ammo available, and Hornady has added .348 to the LeveRevolution line. The same finishing, with different applications. Last year, Henry Repeating Arms entered the long-range lever gun business by introducing its Long Ranger rifle chambered in .223 Rem., .243 Win. Kali Parmley, Editor-in-chief of Bakccountry Hunter speaks with Bret Maffet of Franchi Firearms to discuss the all new Momentum All Terrain Elite. A while back I picked up a Savage 99 in .300 Savage with factory aperture sights. The Nylon 66, a relatively inexpensive rimfire with faux woodgrain, was the first successful synthetic-stock firearm. Although the drop and length of pull is similar to traditional Henry models, the Rangers straight grip is shorter and the comb is considerably higher. Better yet, dont have kids, or a wife!! I'm not a fan of 6.5 because I don't see any use for it, .270 is technically better than 30-06 past 300 yards but the difference is something like 2 inches in bullet drop. Both levers have very little play and provide a solid feel. Sights: Adj. Of course, these are different rifles from different manufacturers that are made in different countries and none of their parts are interchangeable. While any Model 94 will get the job done, its hard not to love the earlier pre-1964 models for their collectability as well as stellar quality. Its a tack driver. Because of this, the BLR can be chambered for rounds with pointed tip Spitzer bullets that would be inappropriate for the tubular magazines more commonly used in lever-action rifles. and .30-06) and WSM Magnum calibers come with 22" barrels, while the 7mm Rem. I checked to make sure everything on the Long Ranger was tight, and then cleaned the bore. The .308 Win. I looked it over very well and excellent craftsmanship never came to mind, not when comparing to the wood of other similar priced satin walnut firearms. Some finishes offered in the blr are better, some not. The Long Rangers magazine fits flush into the bottom of the action. After firing 210 rounds through the gun, into my second round of accuracy testing, the HPR 150gr TTSX BT cartridge was very tight in the chamber. The new Long Ranger incorporates Henry's interpretation of certain Model 88 and Model 99 design elements, along with their own innovations. The finish was too glossy and easily destroyed in the field. I have had great experiences with both warranty divisions, but paying for shipping both ways was new to me and greatly appreciated. Visually, the biggest difference between the receivers (other than the finish) is that the Browning's detachable magazine protrudes below the line of the receiver, while the Henry's detachable magazine does not. So glad to have someone make a truly hunters rifle agian. KGB, remove your clip magazine and Im sure you will find a silky smooth action. Actually, there are just two: Henry's Long Ranger in .308 Winchester and Browning's BLR. I would be interested in technical details about it, like exact magazine COAL, and whether the bolt lugs lock into a barrel extension or the barrel itself is cut. A button under the ejection port is the release mechanism in an easy spot to access in a hurry. Thats a five-shot group from 100 yards, all bagged up (as were theothers). Dang it, now Im in danger of blowing my new years resolution right out of the gate. Add a Vortex rimfire scope and it's a fun to carry and shoot little lever. It also means a more complicated connection between trigger and sear and usually degrades the trigger pull. Visually, the biggest difference between the receivers (other than the finish) is that the Browning's detachable magazine protrudes below the line of the receiver, while the Henry's detachable magazine does not. Please , please chamber it in .338 federal ! (Not exactly hunting conditions.) Man if I knew what Oxner knows I could throw away what I know. Visually and mechanically, the Long Ranger has a lot in common with Brownings BLR. You certainly dont want a high gloss finish on a hunting rifle.the matte blue finish on the Henry Long Ranger is perfect. It looks to be strongly inspired by the Browning BLR 81. https://www.henryrifles.com/rifles/the-long-ranger/ The Henry "Long Ranger" MSRP is $1014.95, the BLR Lightweight MSRP is $959.99. Both are excellent rifles, but only the Henry is built in the USA, if that is It just comes down to personal preference. anyone? Had some issues loading the clip, and cbambering rounds. Underwood Ammunition is always extremely well made, very powerful, effective, and second to none. For those of you who preferiron sights, Henry makes a version with sights included. it looks great, its action is smooth as a baby. No slight to the BLR, but I personally think the Long Ranger is a much more attractive rifle. Stock: Straight grip checkered American Walnut with butt pad Lots of mention of deer and hogs here. Overall * * * * * Ugh. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. I'm a big fan of Henry rifles and the company. Like most classic Browning offerings, the BLR is clearly a deluxe rifle. Just throwing this out there because I e always wanted one since I watched The Rifleman with my Dad as a kid. Copyright 2017 by Chuck Hawks. Sweet! The geared action uses a six-lug rotary bolt, and like other Henry firearms, are made in America of US-components, including beautiful American Walnut stocks. I don't have a protractor, but I would estimate lever throws in the 60-70 degree range. After calling Browning and being shocked by their price for re-timing the lever and bolt, he decided to try it himself. The Browning BLR and Henry Long Ranger rifles are engineered to bypass the pressure limitations of traditional lever action designs. The field of new lever actions chambered to modern, high-intensity cartridges is very limited. Is it smart to leave a weapon near a hot stove? Browning BLR production began in the 1960s and continues to this day with over 15 chamberings suited for hunters. The hot brass ejects to the right. In recent years many hunters abandoned the lever-action, but a lot of them are coming back home. To fire a shot, you just manually cock the hammer; there is no manual cross-bolt or sliding tang safety to forget or fumble. I picked one up a few weeks ago from Cabelas. If you want to safe the weapon after cocking, gently release the hammer. those words are like yelling free timmies coffee (yes Canadian) and within seconds I had almost everyone on the firing line helping. For example, Winchesters Model 1895 came chambered for cartridges such as the .30-06 and has a fixed internal box magazine that you top load. Get Guns.com offers and news!! I dont have them but heres some things to consider. Moving forward I have cleaned, lubricated, and hand worked this LR action a thousand times. Id think this gun would be attractive to left-handers who are disappointed with the relatively slim pickings among bolt guns. Dont overlook the fun factor. There are more aggressive copper solvents which can speed up the process but some could be corrosive. Kept the Henry. Lastly for 5.56 NATO weapons they sell cartridges they have made with Hornadys V-Max bullet design in both 50 and 55 grain weights. Turns out Shannon was right. One of the criticisms Ive seen of the Long Ranger is that while it comes ready for scope mounting, it does not come with iron sights. This also allows the receiver to be made of lightweight aluminum alloy, reducing the weight of the rifle, since the receiver merely holds the operating parts and is not a factor in the operating strength of the action. Henry can keep up with demand eh? However, despite todays hunger for long-range performance, not every North American hunter wants to reach way out there, and many of us dont need to. and .300 Win. A very thorough review. it seems to kick harder then my Marlin 45-70 dark (sbl) and I would not have ever guessed it when the rounds are side by side. 1. Theres still a small (niche?) My hunting partner commented on the glare to me. While most lever-actions are fed by internal magazines, the Browning BLR made magazine-fed lever guns a legit contender. Kali Parmley of Gun Dog Magazine talks to George Thompson from Benelli USA about the new features from the Benelli line in 2023. Down here we rarely need more than 100 yards range but there is lots of growing stuff so a Henry big bore rifle makes sense. The BLR safety system requires the shooter to draw the hammer back to a "quarter cock" position. Specifications: Henry Long Ranger Rifle Action Type: Lever Action Caliber: .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO Capacity: 5 rounds Length: 40.5 Barrel Length: 20 Round Length of Pull: 14 Rate of Twist: 1:9 Weight: 7 lbs. More recently, Marlin was out of production for several years. The Henry receiver is longer than the Browning receiver, but lightly shallower and not quite as wide. Great wood, good metal work, points well, light recoil, great trigger, mine is just a bit over 3 lbs. Gun would strictly be for mule deer and elk hunting out to 500 yards (I would get the 308 chamber offering) and would anticipate still about 1400 ft lbs of energy at 500 yards T timberelk Well-Known Member Joined Mar 26, 2017
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