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SovietPrince |
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brandon_a_boyer |
1. RE: henry survival .22
Mar 5 2010, 12:36 PM EST
Its actually an AR-7, the rifle which Henry took the design from.
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SovietPrince |
2. RE: henry survival .22
Mar 6 2010, 10:07 AM EST
"Its actually an AR-7, the rifle which Henry took the design from."well, we kinda just said 2 parts of the name... at least by the henry website, its the U.S. Survival Ar-7 .22 Do you find this valuable? |
thepanzieman |
3. RE: henry survival .22
Mar 6 2010, 10:11 AM EST
i saw one of those at the store yesterday..i dont know about that...but henry rifles are about as reliable as they come. Do you find this valuable? |
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brandon_a_boyer |
4. RE: henry survival .22
Mar 12 2010, 3:05 AM EST
Originally the gun had feed issues, which i can testify to, I own the original model. However Henry is supposed to have fixed this issue.
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Filadog |
5. RE: henry survival .22
Mar 12 2010, 7:57 AM EST
The AR7 was never used by the US military as a survival rifle or anything else. It was sort of based on the AR5 which was a bolt action .22 hornet rifle that stored inside it's stock. The AR5 I think saw very limited use as a piolt survival armArmolite originialy made them and then Charter Arms and then Henry... I have an older Charter Arms and while I have read of them having problems mine is pretty reliable and for a design like this accurate. I shoot high powered ammo out of it and after trying various bullets I found it really likes round tip ones the best...With a .22 rifle like this if you are having problems always try different ammo as often they prefer one over another. These rifles magazines are supposed to be kind of fragil with a feed ramp built into them but never a problem with mine Do you find this valuable? |
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brandon_a_boyer |
6. RE: henry survival .22
Mar 15 2010, 12:35 PM EDT
I had to put a bit of a chamfer on my chamber to help rounds slide in
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