How To Train With Your Lever Gun | Expert Training With Jade Struck | Part Three

This video demonstrates the significant recoil and "rowdy" nature of a .308 rifle equipped with an AS Designs forced reset trigger (FRT). The instructor emphasizes that this setup is substantially different from 5.56 FRTs, requiring advanced techniques for recoil management, including proper stance, weight distribution, and understanding the rifle's momentum during rapid fire. The content highlights the need for tuning and offers insights into managing the "thump" and "ride" of a powerful caliber in a full-auto-like firing sequence.

This video demonstrates three distinct methods for loading a Henry rifle chambered in .357 Magnum, identified as the SPD Hush model. The instructor details tube feeding, single-shot feeding, and utilizing the rifle's feeding gate. The content is presented as instructional for firearm users.

This video promotes a 'Tactical Lever Gun' class offered by Tactical Rifleman. The class focuses on the unique loading techniques and mindsets required for lever-action rifles, differentiating them from modern sporting rifles like AR-15s or AK-47s. The instruction emphasizes practical application and tactical engagement strategies specific to lever guns. The class is scheduled for June 17th at the Montgomery County Shooting Complex.

This video from InRangeTV explains why the 44-40 cartridge is generally not recommended for modern firearms enthusiasts, despite its historical significance. The instructor, with apparent expertise in firearms, details the practical disadvantages of 44-40, including ammunition scarcity and reloading difficulties, compared to more accessible modern alternatives like 357 Magnum/38 Special or 45 Colt. The core argument centers on the 44-40's historical advantage in sealing black powder fouling due to its stepped case design, a benefit largely negated by modern ammunition and firearm designs.

This video demonstrates how to achieve significantly reduced noise levels from a firearm, specifically a .357 Magnum/.38 Special capable platform, by utilizing standard 38 Special ammunition and a 9mm suppressor. The presenter highlights that 38 Special is naturally subsonic, negating the need for specialized subsonic rounds for this application. The effectiveness is underscored by comparing the suppressed shot to the sound of the projectile impacting dirt.

This video from Line45 discusses why smart preppers are diversifying their ammunition stockpiles away from the dominant 9mm caliber in 2026. Instructor Ted emphasizes logistics like weight, volume, and cost per round over online caliber debates. He breaks down the advantages of calibers like .22 LR for training and small game, .380 ACP for concealed carry availability, .40 S&W for its overlooked supply chain, 10mm Auto for outdoor threats, .357 Magnum for revolver flexibility, .45 ACP for predictable performance, and 5.7x28mm for high capacity and low recoil.

Henry Repeating Arms is undergoing a significant product line evolution, aiming to simplify model identification and better align offerings with customer needs. This initiative, driven by consolidated operations in Wisconsin, introduces standardized alphanumeric model designations (e.g., H1, H4, H12) and descriptive trim names like 'Provider,' 'Protector,' and 'Tracker.' The company is expanding caliber options, introducing new features, and offering new finish choices, with a focus on real-world applications for hunters, shooters, and collectors. This evolution is designed to make the extensive Henry catalog more accessible and understandable, culminating in what is projected to be the biggest year in Henry's history in 2026.

This video provides a comprehensive first impression and performance review of the Henry Special Products Division HUSH .30-30 rifle. The presenter, with clear enthusiasm for the platform, highlights its innovative features, including a BSF carbon barrel, lightweight forged carbon Picatinny rail, and M-LOK handguard. The review details the rifle's exceptional accuracy at 100, 200, and 300 yards, demonstrating its potential as a hunting and suppressor-ready firearm.

This video documents an ambitious attempt to achieve a one-mile shot with a specially modified Henry H23 Leveraction Supreme rifle chambered in 5.56. George Thompson of Henry Repeating Arms and shooter 22 Plankster detail the custom build, including a free-floated barrel, detachable box magazine, match-grade trigger, and a BSF carbon-sleeved barrel. The attempt highlights the rifle's accuracy potential and the challenges of extreme long-range shooting with a lever-action platform.

This video reviews the Henry SPD CRUSR, a .45-70 rifle developed in collaboration with Field Ethos, designed as an ultimate expeditionary hunting rifle. Key features include a carbon fiber wrapped barrel, DLC coated high-wear parts, a Picatinny rail with ghost ring sights, and a suppressor-ready threaded barrel. The rifle is highlighted for its lightweight, compact, and rugged design, making it suitable for backcountry hunting and dense brush environments. Performance with various .45-70 ammunition types, including heavy loads and subsonic rounds with a suppressor, is demonstrated.