Videos tagged with Henry H001

This YouTube Short features a pairing of a Henry H001 lever-action rifle in .22LR with a Ruger Single Six convertible pistol. The video is part of a series dedicated to showcasing firearm combinations.

This video features a "Rifle and Pistol Pairings" segment, focusing on the Henry H001 lever-action rifle chambered in .22LR and the Ruger Single Six convertible revolver. The creator reminisces about childhood influences from westerns and daytime TV, expressing a desire to own these iconic firearm types. The video highlights both firearms as budget-friendly options for cowboy action shooting and emphasizes their American manufacturing. It serves as an introductory pairing of these classic firearms.

This video features a Ruger Single Six convertible .22LR revolver, highlighting its appeal to those interested in cowboy action shooting and a nostalgic connection to Westerns. The creator mentions wanting a lever-action rifle and a single-action revolver since childhood, inspired by classic television. Both the Ruger Single Six and a Henry H001 lever-action are presented as budget-friendly, American-made options for cowboy action shooting. The video also includes ASMR elements, focusing on the sounds of the firearm.

This is Part 14 of a series focusing on the Henry H001 lever action repeating rifle, chambered in .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle. The reviewer expresses a long-standing fascination with vintage Henry rifles, stemming from their appearance in 1990s television shows like Airwolf and The A-Team. This marks their first Henry purchase, with future intentions to acquire a Golden Boy and a gallery gun. The video also acknowledges positive mentions of Henry firearms from Buffalo's Outdoors and the involvement of 22Plinkster with the brand.

This video compares three different .22LR firearms: the Henry H001 Lever Gun, Charter Arms Target Pathfinder, and Ruger Wrangler. The focus is on their 'Keep It Simple Stupid' (KISS) design principle, specifically highlighting that none of them have detachable magazines. The presenter emphasizes their versatility, noting that all three can chamber a variety of .22LR ammunition, including shorts, longs, long rifles, Colibris, and even shot shells. This comparison aims to showcase reliable and straightforward firearm options for users who prefer a simpler operating system.

This video discusses the concept of "Pattern Collecting" in firearms, focusing on lever-action rifles. The presenter shares childhood inspirations for wanting revolvers and leverguns, influenced by western movies and actors. The video features two specific leverguns: a classic Henry H001 carbine in .22LR and a mid-1960s Sears Model 54 rifle chambered in .30-30, which is noted to be a Winchester production with minor differences. The presenter expresses affection for these leverguns, appreciating their condition and action, even if the Sears is a bit worn.