Henry SPD Hush in 45-70

[u/LumberjackCDN]

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So we recieved a pair of these a little while back, one in 3030 and one in 45-70 and when they were anounced at Shot this year I was super interested in the 30-30 but a little skeptical of a carbon barrelled 45-70 for recoil related reasons. But i was pleasantly surprised at how well weighted the rifle was. Not only was the action as smooth as you'd expect from a Henry, but it was also incredibly well balanced and had a nice bit of weight to it too. I dont think they'll unseat the Marlin Dark Series as king of the out of the box tacticool lever, but the carbon wrapped barrel and tactical foregrip certainly pair nicer than I thought they would.

[u/CurlyWurly61]

If i had $3000 to spend on a rifle... this would be it

[u/CwazyCanuck → u/CurlyWurly61]

Over a Garand?

[u/DryF1re → u/CwazyCanuck]

am i the only person on this sub who thinks garands and sks's are massively overvalued?

like sure, they are fine guns and have a place in history.

But i would take a browning BAR over a garand.

[u/DryF1re → u/[deleted]]

lol good luck getting WW2 BAR.

I mean the modern semi-autos

[u/DryF1re → u/[deleted]]

I am aware of the nature of the modern BARs.

[u/DryF1re → u/[deleted]]

what? lmao

you are the reason an IQ test should be added to gun licensing.