Videos tagged with Henry All-Weather

This expert-level review from Line45 highlights several underrated lever-action rifles chambered in popular pistol calibers like .357 Magnum and .44 Magnum, as well as the classic .30-30 Winchester. The video emphasizes their practical applications, modern features, and ballistic advantages over handgun counterparts. It showcases models from Marlin, Henry, Rossi, Winchester, and the new Smith & Wesson Model 1854, arguing they deserve more recognition than hyped classics.

This video from Exile Armory LLC showcases a wide array of firearms, including rifles, handguns, and shotguns, alongside various suppressors. The presentation highlights new arrivals and Class 3 items, featuring brands like Howa, HK, Springfield, Beretta, FN, and Glock. The inventory ranges from tactical rifles and carbines to lever-action models and used handguns, offering a diverse selection for firearm enthusiasts. The video also includes a brief update on a racing event.

This video provides a practical guide to operating a lever-action rifle, specifically the Henry All-Weather in .45-70 Government. It covers essential loading methods via the side gate or magazine tube, cycling the action, and understanding the unique 'cowboy notch' sights. The importance of trigger discipline due to the lack of traditional safeties is emphasized, along with managing the significant recoil.

This video reviews ten of the best tactical lever-action rifles available in 2023, showcasing modern adaptations of classic designs. It highlights models like the Ruger-resurrected Marlin 1895 SBL and Marlin 336, the versatile Henry All-Weather, and innovative tactical options such as the POF-USA Tombstone 9mm and the AR-compatible Bond Arms Lever Action. The review covers key features, calibers, and capacities, emphasizing the growing trend of tactical features on lever-action platforms.

This review highlights five top .45-70 lever action rifles for 2022, emphasizing their suitability for hunting in states with straight-wall cartridge restrictions. Models like the Henry Side Gate, Marlin 1895 Trapper, Henry X Model, Marlin 1895 SBL, and Henry All Weather are detailed, showcasing features such as hardened brass receivers, threaded barrels for suppressors, and modern sighting systems. The Marlin 336 Dark is also mentioned for its tactical aesthetic and suppressor-ready design.

This video debunks the 'brush gun' myth, demonstrating through controlled testing that even traditional brush calibers like the .30-30 Winchester and heavy hitters like the .45-70 Government experience significant bullet deflection when encountering small obstacles. Instructor Chris Baker uses pine furring strips to simulate brush, showing that all tested calibers, including the .223 Remington, are susceptible to trajectory changes and destabilization. The key takeaway is that no bullet is a true 'brush buster,' and hunters should prioritize clear shots and use optics to identify obstructions.

This video compares the penetration power of a .357 Magnum rifle against a .44 Magnum Desert Eagle handgun. Initial tests with sheet metal showed similar performance, but extended tests and a paper ream test indicated the .357 rifle had a slight edge in penetration depth. Recovered bullets revealed more deformation in .357 rounds, attributed to higher velocity from the rifle barrel.

This video offers a first look at the Henry All-Weather Lever Action rifle chambered in .45-70. The presenter highlights the rifle's aesthetic appeal and contrasts the powerful recoil of the .45-70 cartridge with that of AR platforms. Future plans include dialing in the rifle's accuracy, testing group sizes, and putting more rounds through it, with a follow-up video promised for a more in-depth review. The video also lists the presenter's loadout, including clothing and gloves from Prometheus Design Werx and SKD Tactical.

The Henry All Weather 45/70 is a durable, American-made lever-action rifle designed for hunting large game at moderate ranges. Its brushed stainless steel finish and black hardwood stock offer resilience in various conditions. The .45-70 Government caliber delivers significant energy and penetration, making it effective for clean kills, especially when paired with modern ammunition like Hornady's LeverEvolution.

This review of the Henry All-Weather rifle in .45-70 Government focuses on its durability and performance with specialized ammunition. The rifle's hard chrome plating and ebony wood finish are designed for harsh conditions. Testing included Lehigh Defense Xtreme Penetrator, Controlled Fracturing, and Multiple Projectile rounds, showcasing exceptional penetration and energy transfer, particularly against ice. A control test with Federal Premium Bear Claw ammunition provided a benchmark for standard hunting rounds.