r/canadaguns • u/mr_skipster • Apr 24 '26

Gun and gear reviews tactical lever action

I was thinking of getting the Canuck Wrangler Blackout but I don't know if I should pull the trigger now or wait to see if Henry or another more maintained company will come out with a tactical lever action. not that I'm saying Canuck isn't reliable, I just know Henry (for example) has been doing lever actions for a little longer

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u/Lumindan Apr 24 '26

I thought the big issue with Henry was mostly their old firing pin problem? They changed it to a single piece design to mitigate the snapping problem no?

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u/LumberjackCDN Gold'n Loan Outfitters & Pawn Apr 24 '26

I dunno im still hearing people having problems with them here and there

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u/Lumindan Apr 24 '26

I know for a while they took a big hit in QC. Snapping firing pins, feed issues (i personally have not encountered these with my rifles).

Apparently they've done work to mitigate this (especially now that they're rebranding all their stuff).

The first wave of supremes apparently also had problems?

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u/LumberjackCDN Gold'n Loan Outfitters & Pawn Apr 24 '26

Yeah, i mean it happens, look at the half ton truck world right now, im not saying its an avoid at all cost brand by any means, just that i wouldnt necessarily say theyre a more bullet proof lever than canuck