Henry US Survival 22?
 

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.)

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.

lOOK ALIKE KIND OF.
 

http://www.browning.com/products/cat...21&type_id=026

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

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.

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

I've looked at them, too
 

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

Henry 22
 

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

Survival Rifle
 

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