16 Best Henry Lever Action 22 (2023 Updated)

“Old Henry” is a beautiful example great movies can be made for a fraction of budget of typical big blockbuster and without top-paid actors. The movie actually benefits from that, adding more of authentic feel to the experience.

Good story, acting and cinematography are the key, and the movie delivers all that and more! Sound and music are top notch as well. I agree with previous reviewer (Chris) that Trace Adkins’ character should have been more emphasized (if I tried hard to find problems in that movie, that would’ve been the first and probably the last of them:-) The movie is set in 1906, which is later time frame than most westerns, but it actually adds important beat to the story, explained at the end of the movie.

Action slows down just when it needs to, and vice versa. Pace is well balanced. The trailer is well made, but the movie goes far beyond that, which is always nice to see in times when so many movies are actually worse than trailers advertising them.

5 stars for “Old Henry”!.

Awesome film. Modern Westerns don’t usually do it for me but this was different. Tim Blake Nelson was great, as were the supporting cast. The storyline is excellent, and they do a great job setting the tone for the film.

The family dynamic is complex and there are depth to each of the characters. The action sequences are outstanding, and not overdone. Each are also quite realistic as well. Highly recommend.

This little Independent film snuck up on me, in all the good ways. Im usually not a fan of Westerns but Old Henry isn’t your ordinary fare. While still holding true to the essence of the classical western, there is modern day urgency with a shocking twist that had me hooked.

Tim Blake Nelson is a revelation.

Love everything that Warstic stands for and what they are doing. My son plays 10U majors and was very excited to get this Gunner 2-piece hybrid USSSA bat and you could see his hitting improve immediately from day one.

Balanced power and really nice pop but we have had durability issues as we have now gone through two of these bats in less than seven months. The first bat dented easily hitting in the cages with 50 mph pitches & the second bat which was replaced free by Warstic cracked in the throat area after four games.

Warstic honored it by being willing to replace the bat but we didn’t feel confident with going with another Gunner so my son is trying out the Warstic bonesaber. Just got it this past weekend so have not hit with it yet or played in a game with it yet.

Like I said, I love the company and hope they succeed but the Gunner USSSA bat definitely needs to be reviewed for quality control issues.

Honestly , I can’t say enough about this bat. The swing weight feels perfect. I love the top heavy feel. And the design of the bat is beautiful. The color, the finish, the tape. It’s amazing. Even the connector piece in the middle is constructed so perfectly.

I feel like I can hit it off there every time and the bat will not break. After taking some hacks off the tee, I can feel how much pop this bat has. I can’t wait to use it in game.

– Barely feel anything on sweet spot hits. Sounds great and definitely has big time pop to it. – End loaded for sure but nothing too crazy. Still built for power. – Very cool look. All teammates like the color like a Navy battleship.

– I swung The Goods and Gunner and they feel exactly alike to me. The Goods felt a little better on mishits but the Gunner definitely feels better on sweet spot hits…. Like hitting a golf ball.

I was lucky to spend some time at my families condo from December 12th-26th in ft Lauderdale. My dad had got a 24ft walk around fishing boat with a 250 Yamaha 4 stroke. I am not very experienced in the ocean on anything except a raft when I am at the beach.

This reel was a combo deal I found when I purchased my first two rods for going out. My first trip out I was with a younger guy who moved to florida next to my parents condo. He cali fished for everything, they didnt troll just float fish out in cali he said.

We both decided on our type of fishing lure we were getting and tried out luck on the sea. We caught a bonita that was not any challenge for the 50lbs squall I have. It was the black fin we caught that made me feel good at first.

I had this squall 50 combo. the line wrapped the tip and we didnt notice, until we saw a fish being skipped across the top of the waves. It was my turn to bring one in and I got a 4lbs black fin that I wanted to let go until I saw what happen.

We were not only trollling with the plug we had the blackfin on also, most people think a shark is what happened. It was the first of many lesson the ocean is teaching me. Check the rod tip and pull the line occasionally or your first eating fish will be beaten to death by the waves.

I bled it and it was too late the meat was mush with some weird big blood line through it. I am not someone who has been out before without a guide. I felt bad and hope the next time I can get a tuna to eat.

We found a 8ft 2×4 and it was where the day ended. We pulled trolled around the same 2×4 for a couple hours and we did good 7 maui maui on the squall a PB and first sail fish that I guess counts, I never gafted after I reeled it in my buddy wanted me to do it since he was gafting the maui, I needed a longer gaft 4ft wasnt enough for that fish and I stuck it, it started shaky rapid and I lost my grip, we almost got it again as it side swam in a semi circle, it is now in the ocean with my gaft, ( lesson never use a small gaft wear gloves, dont take the lure out its mouth before you gaft it/dont hook the hook with gaft then pull, unless it is being released) a bonita and a black fin.

The other rod was not hit because of the lure we had on it. Penn squall 50 with penn rod combo sold together is what I would call the magic stick, definetly the luckiest day for beginners to have that rod.

40lbs mono, 65lbs mono leader and a lot of luck for the billfish not cutting the line. I will guide anyone who wants to pay for gas and Appalachian cigars, inexperienced is my down fall practice makes perfect and I thank god for the beautiful rod and reel combo penn blessed to make.

Penn sponsor someone who is not the best. I can go to florida any time and fish in the ocean, I got skunked the next 4 times and had to come home. We caught one fish each of those 4 times and I was not on the rod that turn.

I am trying to learn to drive that sucker.

I purchased line counter-level line Warfare for trolling lighter gamefish and sea bass. First, it looks nice and after three seasons (with TLC after each trip) still looks new. Mounted on several length rods (Tsunami and Shimano) it performed without issue.

Line counter seems accurate to sonar. Quiet. Smooth. Light. Nice handle. It’s caught Bluefish, Stripers, Tog and Sea Bass. I’ve done a few trips into 30 fathoms and hauled up 12 ounces plus two knotheads without difficulty.

I tried trolling an umbrella rig, but that’s too heavy with a cow Striper on the hook. For the price, it fills a nice niche.

Always wanted to grab the fathom II CS but it didn’t support lefty. So glad that Penn finally introducing more reels for the lefty. Got myself two of 15SDCSLH and they cast like a dream. The mag making casting super easy and worry free, which is one of the reason I pick Penn over Daiwa Seagate because I don’t want to deal with centrifugal braking and educating my thumb.

The mag knob make it super convenient in making adjustment on the fly when dealing with different casting conditions. I set mine 6 to 8 clicks and let it fly only thumbing it on impact. I do want to touch on some negatives.

The clicker is plastic and doesn’t seem to be sturdy. Every time I crank the handle with clicker on, I can see that clicker button on the side plate vibrate like it wants to pop out. The graphite frame is another thing.

It is light but it is not rigid enough to support the fast spinning of the spool. When i loosen the spool tension knob for the ultimate free spool, and cast hard. As spool accelerate to high speed, it oscillate which in turn vibrating the entire reel and I can feel it in the rod handle as well.

Also resulting in this humming noise. I can’t really say whether or not the vibrate will affect spool speed. Just want to mention it. Another thing is that the reel footing and clamp are too small for bigger rod.

I tried to pair it up with Penn Squadron III 12ft rod and tighten it up real good but it wiggle a bit. Had to sand down the reel seat on rod in order to use the clamp and lock down the reel. Might sound like I am nit picking, but overall I think it is great reel and i really enjoy casting it.

First time trying their composite baseball bats. My son loves it. He just turned 7 and has more control when hitting the ball which has made him a more consistent batter. I own their slowpitch softball bat for adult league.

It took time to get used to but worth it. Highly recommend.

great pop and smooth swing, my son loves this bat, he uses this in 12U league play and gets exactly what he was looking for. straight hits and light for the 31″ length. Second axe bat owned and already buying another one.

Very balanced, hot out of the wrapper, good pop, with an axe handle. Feels like it swings a 1/2 inch short . My 5′ 11″ freshman son went to a 33″ axe over the 32″ he used for 14U travel ball.

This is the Hammer Extension to have if you are mounting it on a Henry Pump Action Rimfire, period. I had another brand and the Extension wouldn’t,t go on all the way and struck the scope when trying to fire.

This has the perfect fit. I totally recommend.

It is almost impossible it mount it so that it does not interfere with the bolt as it comes back to cock the hammer. The smooth action of the Henry becomes jerky and it doesnt do the rear of the bolt any good.

The other thing is, even with the lock tight I cant get it to stay in place, if you hit the veeery small sweet spot, where it misses the bolt, it moves after a few shots. Frustrating!!.

Fits great. Works great! Great price! Made of steel. What else can you ask for? This is a necessity if you mount a scope. Also works great if you use the open sights.

This hammer extension by Carlson is a very good product and it sure does make it a lot easier and more positive to pull the hammer back or to release the hammer.

Well pleased with this hammer expander. Simple install. Feels like you have a solid grip on the hammer. Highly recommend

Worked great on my Henry carbine. Easy to install with included instructions and hex wrench. Looks good and easy to operate with either hand.

A modern western that almost has everything. Great cast. Great photography. Authentic settings. Griping action and drama. But If you are an old west purest; you may not appreciate the direction the film takes.

Over all, a very good night’s entertainment.

Me and my husband loved this movie!! Great characters! Great western! Not many good westerns out anymore but we liked this one a lot! Twist at the end!!

Fanciful yarn-spinning of Billy the Kid history but cleverly narrated and Tim Blake Nelson is memorable as “Old Henry”. If you like Westerns this is a keeper.

Students of History and hobbyists will appreciate this overview of one of the firearms that increased the effectiveness of the British Army in securing vast new territories during the Victorian era. You can’t fully understand history without a knowledge of the technologies and the daily lives of the people during the period of study, so if you want to grasp the overall period or individual and related events, you need to become familiar with some of the mundane facets of life and the things that made it possible for societies to exercise control or suddenly take advantage of sweeping change to edge out the competition.

The Martini Henry rifle was one of those tools that helped Britain gain advantage that continued to shape history for another 75 years. The book is a quick study and a good read, and there are sufficient details to lead the reader to a number of other areas of interest for an even broader knowledge of the times.

Covers the creation and development in some detail. Also the various models, including carbines. Puts Martini Henry in context with other British rifles of the period and beyond. Section on bayonets.

Detailed and well written portions about tactical use. Useful illustrations and photos/artwork in the tactical section. A valuable resource for a book of medium length.

This is a good little book for those interested in historical arms or those lucky enough to have a Martini Henry of their own. Lots of good clear pictures and historical background on the rifle, the different marks and the ammunition.

Perhaps not as an in depth treatise as some books on the subject, but a good little read overall. Highly recommended.

I bought this to build up an S-Works Aethos frame, where the other components fitted were SRAM Force AXS (sourced from a previous bike running 1x). Living in Devon, I need a 2x setup, so purchased the Red front derailleur as I couldn’t get hold of a Force.

The shifting is excellent, although it has thrown the chain off the big ring, moving from the small ring a few times, but this will just require a minor adjustment. There is zero chain rub even when cross-chaining (I know I shouldn’t do it)! Links flawlessly to the AXS app on my phone, which updates firmware (when necessary) and tells me how much battery life is left.

Don’t believe this review. After you read this, Go and try the damn thing at a bike shop before making a decision. Contact points on a bike are very personal things and different people have different opinions and feelings about them.

Ergonomics : Better for people with smaller hands (me) with its shorter reach AND independant reach adjustment for the brake and shift lever. Hoods are thinner and feel less premium than shimano’s. Can be resolved with MOAR BAR TAPE under the hoods.

Shift Quality : Loud and clanky, yet confident and precise shifts typical of SRAM’s doubletap system. Shift lever can be pulled back towards the drops which allows effortless shifting while sprinting – much like the shimano di2 remote shifter button.

Whether doubletap is better than STI is a matter of personal preference. Brake Quality : The brake lever does not move sideways, so panic braking is always spot-on. However, I must admit that it falls behind Dura Ace (slightly) – it does not feel as solid and stiff as its shimano counterpart.

Not a problem for speed demons who never brake anyway. Durability : Since the brake lever does not pivot sideways, it might snap off in a crash if it is secured too tightly to the handlebars. The shift paddle is reported by others to break off but I have had no such thing happen (yet).

Time will tell. Design : I have a red and black bike, so the rather flashy design of these shifters feel at home. However if you’re trying to build a more premium and understated looking bike, the nascar-like design might not be for you.

But if your bike is not red, you’re too slow for this anyway. Reason to buy : “I’m not gonna fall into the 11 speed herd of sheep” “I have a red bike and only sram red is red in color” “WEIGHT SAVINGS” -BREATHES HEAVILY “Tactile and noticeable shifts” Reasons to not buy : “Get sram force/rival 22” “I don’t have a red bike, I am a very slow person” “I prefer the smooth shifting and confident braking of shimano”.

My mother has arthritis and needed a new lock set for her front door. I figured this would be much better than the old knob style for her to use. It was. Only small issue was the larger diameter of the barrel assembly.

I had to carve out some of the wood to get it to fit. When done it looked great and worked perfect.

Easy to install. Can switch the lock to the opposite lever if needed. Looks nice and works great for our bedroom door. Buying two more for the other bedrooms.

The Avet MXL 5. 8 single speed is an excellent reel for inshore fishing in South Florida. I run these reels on a 12-20 or 15-30 Connely rod. For top line fishing for kings, Mackerel, they are perfect.

We also use them for inshore reef fishing, Yellow Tail Snapper, small grouper, sheepshead, Mutton etc. Great overall reel, light weight in your hand, plenty of drag and smooth uptake.

I know a lot of people will think a hammer is just a hammer. Maybe so. I think of it as a investment “The right tool for the right job” Before i will pick up my trusty claw hammer and a bent up punch to push out some pins on a $1100.

00 firearm. I want quality tools. Needless to say I am very pleased with this hammer steel,nylon,brass covers a lot of applications. Invest into tools that does not de-value your firearms. And will last you a life time.

This 7 3/4 inch brass hammer makes a huge difference with the work that I do on my guns. It’s a must in avoiding damage and permanent marking on the finished parts I’m working with. The interchangeable heads are a great plus.

I used blue loctite to ensure heads don’t work loose.

Very nice weight and feel. The three hammerheads are well-made. The brass drift pin bounces around in the handle. So I put a 1-1/2 inch spring in the handle to fill the space. Problem fixed. I highly recommend this hammer.

Got this for my son for his 11th b-day. He has been drooling over the 2022 for a while. He has been using the bonesaber. He got this Friday night and hit a triple and a double to the fence line with it that weekend.

His teammates all think it slaps, too. It is his first 2 piece bat. He says he can feel the difference, but it’s “good different. ” Also, for what it is worth, he still loves that bonesaber and got it out a few times over the weekend.

I bought this when I needed to replace my brake pads and I had left my toolbox at the cabin. One side went well, but the caliper bracket bolt (the big one) on the other side was frozen. I had a bolt extractor socket, but needed a persuader bar.

I saw this on at HF and thought it would be perfect. I was right. I put it in the bolt and extended it as far as I could in the wheel well. After I turned it brought to clear the chassis, I extended it all the way for maximum torque.

I wish I had had this several brake jobs ago.

I broke the bolts I needed to very easily. I then broke a few jaws with it. Turn out it is very versatile, a great boltbreaker and jawbreaker. Giddy up on the quality too! Solid design and telescopic to give you extra leverage when you need it, but shrinks down to fit into those hard to get to places.

I easily replaced the bumper on my truck in 15 minutes.

Just got this HX and love it. Tons of drag, landed 2 80lb bluefin on it loaded with 100lb jerry brown to 80lb fluoro. My only critique is it is a little tough casting live bait. Might be the line but heavy jigs cast ok and baits dont fly well.

Also i will upgrade to an aftermarket T handle for the hard fighting bigger fish. Averall 4 stars.

Avet reels have consistently been my favorite for years now. don’t be alarmed by the noise or the geary feeling. its how the reels are supposed to be. very high end, very versatile reel. love it.