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Looks really heavy but sexy
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Back when I was waiting on the Rio Grande 45-70 Govt to come out I was eyeballing the Henry but I dropped the consideration because of the weight of the durn thing. Of course, none were around so I could only go by the specs.

I do remain more than happy with the RG4570 as it is the lightweight carbine I was looking for. Even sold my 1895G & 1895MR Marlins and the RG shot and handled so well.
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Henry builds some really nice lever guns. The only ones I have owned were rim fires and they were good guns. The center fire guns have a great reputation, and I've only heard 2 criticisms of them. They are heavier than the average lever gun and the way the magazine is loaded. All are loaded like a .22 with a tubular magazine. I struggled with the loading gate on my 92, but I still think that is the way to go. It allows you to easily reload a round or so on the fly. Their quality and customer service is second to none. Rossi could take some lessons from Henry.
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I love Henry's quality and the look of their guns.
I own a .22LR w/octagonal and it is fun.
I will eventually own a .22WMR octagonal I think.

I handled one of their .357s last weekend. It was a solid well built gun.
I find myself held back by the fact that it is feed from the front of the mag tube.
The price is a couple hundred more than the Rossi and probably a pound to a pound and a half heavier as well but MUCH nicer wood.
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I have a mares leg 22 henry i like it.
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I have the steel in 30-30. EXTREMELY accurate with Leverevolution factory loads. Took a deer with it last November. Also have a Winchester Trails End takedown in 30-30. Did some testing with it and loading the Leverevolution bullets a little under factory loading found it equally as accurate.
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Like the shorter magazine. Would like one on the Big Boy Steel.


Weight is listed at 8.0 lbs for the 22" octagon barrel. 7.0 for the round barrel 20".
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I'm glad this wasn't model was not available when I started looking at the Rossi's or I might have gone this with the Henry as I like the looks of this little carbine. That said, I remain satisfied with my R92s.
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