Henry US Survival 22?

[GoodOlBoy]

I have looked this little bugger over for years (24 of them to be exact), and now they even have a nifty little camo number. I know the original AR-7s shot purty durned well. Anybody have experience with the new ones?



GoodOlBoy (May have to hold off on the ccu in favor of getting this little gem.)

[Hawkeye6]

I've looked at this one for years as well. Maybe even longer than you. Funny, I had heard that they didn't shoot very well.

H.

[jmarriott]

http://www.browning.com/products/catalog/firearms/detail.asp?value=004B&cat_id=021&type_id=026

i BET THIS SHOOTS A BIT MORE ACCURATE BUT THE COST WILL BE ALOT MORE.

[Hawkeye6]

JM:

I don't think the Browning is even inthe same categorey as the Henry AR. The latter is a "survival" rifle that stores in its stock (and that package is supposed to float). I may miss my guess on the Browning, but I don;t think that's its claim to fame, is it? It looks like something they built up out of a .22 auto pistol.

H.

[GoodOlBoy]

Right. Point of the survival rifle is you can toss it under a seat, in a backpack, etc. And like Hawkeye6 said.. . . . . . it floats!

Weighs 2.5lbs. . . . .

GoodOlBoy

[Gil Martin]

One of these days I will pick one up and take it to the range. All the best...
Gil

[Cossack]

Tried one. Light, take down so easy to transport, fun but very mediocre for accuracy.

[Montana Cowboy]

Evening All
GoodOLBoy, my co-worker and hunting partner has a Marlin Pappose and likes it a lot. Accuracy is pretty good. As with most .22's accuracy depends on what ammo it likes. I would have to think that it would serve the purpose of a survival weapon. Been thinking of getting one myself. MC