We're definitely not slowing down anytime soon! Thanks so much for taking the time to review the Long Ranger in .308! Hopefully, we'll be seeing a lot of these out in the woods and fields for the 2019 deer season.

@damascusthecat7028

5 жыл бұрын

Try to make one like this but in 20 or 12 gauge for slugs for us people in restricted placed like southern michigan

@HenryUSA

5 жыл бұрын

@@damascusthecat7028 A slug gun is definitely on our radar. Ideally, we're going to have something for every single hunter in the U.S., no matter the restriction.

@damascusthecat7028

5 жыл бұрын

@@HenryUSA thanks for replying so fast

@scottishminor5911

5 жыл бұрын

What about a long ranger in 7.62x39?

@ryanc629

5 жыл бұрын

@@HenryUSA a henry in 450 bushmaster would be awesome for us michiganders!

I loved my Long Ranger in .308 WIn so much that I transferred ownership to my son at Christmas. His son harvested his first deer using it with a perfect boiler room shot at 100 yards a few days ago! I could not be more proud of my son, grandson and Henry Repeating Arms.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome! I'm sure you're a proud grandpa!

@joedirt1532

5 жыл бұрын

How do you "transfer ownership"? Is this just a way to say you gave it to him or is there some other process you have to follow here you Live? Just curious

@rjm158

5 жыл бұрын

An FFL holder can do the transfer. In this case, Mr. Corbin would be shown as the person the FFL received the gun from. His grandson will fill out a Form 4473 and, presuming a successful background check, the gun is now transferred to his grandson. Not always required but does create a paper trail if ownership is ever questioned.

@junkyarddog9129

4 жыл бұрын

@@rjm158 fuck that i wouldn't do that in a million years I wouldnt want the gov knowing about a family heirloom fuck em.

@joekuisick5587

2 жыл бұрын

In Pennsylvania, you don't need to do a transfer if you give your gun to a direct family member and they're legally allowed to own a firearm.

All my buddies/coworkers are into precision shooting with bolt guns. They almost had me sold, but I remembered the Henry Long Ranger. Time for this cowboy to mount up and show them the modern levergun is ready to hustle!

@bostons.3293

3 жыл бұрын

The answer you’re looking for is “both” my friend...get both...always get both...

You made a belever out of me

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

I seee what you did there. 😬

I want a 7/8 scale version of this rifle chambered in 7.62-39. Cheap to shoot with surplus but you could always buy/custom load accurate ammo. Maybe even a higher cap magazine?

An all-weather version would be awesome.

@airenthusiast1071

5 жыл бұрын

Henry said they are probably gonna do one.

@rsvsbg1608

5 жыл бұрын

yes, a real one, not like the AWR, one with the barrel chromed, too

@petrosspetrosgali

4 жыл бұрын

I’ve never understood “all weather” rifles. I’ve see and shot so many old rifles that had vent used in incliment weather for decades with plain blued steel and wood stocks. Aside from usual wear and tear they were in great shape. I think all guns are all weather.

@hurstontillett9455

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! I totally dig the rifle but definitely would want it in an all weather package!

Reminds me of the Browning BLR. Very funny, I was going to write the company suggesting they do a rifle like this. Great minds think alike I guess. But a 6.5 creedmore barrel is needed in the mix. I love my Winchester model 88 in 308, the first rotating bolt lever action rifle.

@user-po9hy9th7w

14 күн бұрын

... like the BLR but without the crappy BLR trigger ... it's amazing the market share gains Henry has made because other gun manufacturers absolutely refuse to listen to customers

Love the Henry’s that I own. Looks like I’ll be adding another to the collection.

And now available in 6.5 Creedmor

@TheScott2theextreme

5 жыл бұрын

That's what I'm talking about 😁

@TheScott2theextreme

5 жыл бұрын

@Robert Ross I think this will be my first lever gun

@tacocin

5 жыл бұрын

6.5 in action: kzread.info/dash/bejne/k4SZ1phuoNTPiLA.html

@christianreimer4518

5 жыл бұрын

@@TheScott2theextreme it was mine. Havent had a chance to shoot it yet tho

@chriscontact5857

5 жыл бұрын

Threaded barrel? If so I might care.

It literally looks like a copy of a BLR with some minor changes. The magazine especially looks exactly the same with the only exception being the flat base. If that's the case it should be a damn sweet shooting rifle. I have a BLR in 308 that will stack four rounds inside a MOA at 100 yards if I do my bit.

@chipsterb4946

6 ай бұрын

Yes - a Browning BLR has a rack & pinion operating system, with the underside of the bolt serving as the rack. It has a 6-lug, rotating bolt that engages with a barrel extension instead of locking up in the receiver (just like an AR). The BLR does not have a free floated barrel though. Talking as if this is new is a bit silly. Sako introduced their Finnwolf sometime in the 1950s using a rack & pinion action, and they switched to bolt lugs engaging with the barrel a few years after introduction.

I love my Henry 357 mag big boy...the 10 round capacity,its a fun riffle to shoot its plenty for hogs and deer but when hunting I have my go 2 riffles,but the Henry is one of my favorite guns I own...

I already own a couple of Henry rifles. One is 17 HMR and the other is the all weather 44 magnum. Both very well made, exceptional fit and finish on both of them. Now I'm seriously considering a 3rd Henry. Just might need a Henry Long Range in 308 to compete with my Remington model 783 chambered in 6.5 creedmoor. That is one sweet looking Henry rifle. I really like the walnut stock and fore arm.

I certainly agree with you about the .308 vs. the .30/30. My favorite .30/30's are a single shot H&R Handi Rifle and a single action BFR. Neither of them have a problem with pointed bullets.

I've always been a bolt gun guy but the Long Ranger may change my thinking. A lever gun for varmints? Cool!

I want this rifle in the sighted version. I saw one in .223 without sights that had unbelievably beautiful walnut!

Single load on top of the magazine? Ohhhh.. No!!! You had to give me that information. Great. Now I have to have one. OMG! I think it’s worse than that! I feel a burning need for all three. Now see what you’ve done? I’ll be up half the night counting my pinto beans, working on a voodoo budget and eyeballing the family heirlooms I could probably live without. But seriously ,Henry is “in the groove” That gun is awesome.

Nice lever design. My Brother got the single shot Henry in .308, we shot it a bit. Looking forward to him getting a scope on it, so we can shoot better ammo, and at longer ranges. Still, shot well with irons at 100 yards. He got the single shot for $400 out the door.

If Henry makes a "all Weather version" in the same coating as their other levers, I'm there with money in hand.

Pretty cool of Heny to come out with such a design. I had written them off previously.

@silverback7659

5 жыл бұрын

Why weren't you a fan of Henry?

I would love to see the .223 cal. version of this one. I'll be in the market for another .223 soon, and I do like Henry rifles.

@t.c.robinson5830

5 жыл бұрын

Reg Sparkes , it is available

Good to see you having so much fun. I already have two Henry's and I'm seriously coveting the Long Ranger in 6.5 Creedmoor.

It's like the BLR. Hopefully they'll come out with a take-down version. A laminated stock would be nice. I don't think that would add too much weight. Thanks!

So I’ve been wanting Henry lever action for some time. I’ve been really wanting the 357 mag one to compliment my Ruger GP 100 for sometime now. However after seeing a few videos on this and checking one out for myself it makes me almost consider this though my Savage FCP-SR would be jealous lol

@kazadventures

4 жыл бұрын

I'm currently in the same predicament.

Hey TWANGnBANG, really enjoy your videos. You are always happy and that passes on to your viewers. Let's be honest here, guns are man toys we love and I'm just tired of everything has to be tactical now days. Watching your reviews is always like watching a kid on Christmas morning. keep up the good work man!

I'm definitely buying one of these, it's high up on my list of guns to buy in 2019!

@HalfbreedTrini

3 жыл бұрын

Did you get it?

@elektro3000

3 жыл бұрын

@@HalfbreedTrini Not yet. Still working my way through the list. 2021 looks good though!

Very well done video, henry’s come a long ways, made a lot of smart move from their copy of the 336 to the copy of the BLR, I wish that make a copy of the 1886, my favorite lever actions are all top eject, but I do have a BLR so I know that that’s a good action, keep up the good work

I already have the golden boy in 44 mag. If money was not an issue, I would also buy a long ranger in 308, a .22, and a 12 gauge single shot. It is just quality. And the warranty is the best.

Browning BLR? Stacked magazine, free float barrel, heavy duty bolt..... hmmmm

@charlestatem3099

5 жыл бұрын

Love to a comparo!

@wildman4642

5 жыл бұрын

Browning made in Japan....So even if it's a copy, it's now made in the USA Great job Henry!

@chriscontact5857

5 жыл бұрын

If Henry would make a threaded barrel, or take down threaded barrel I might care.

@MasterChief-sl9ro

5 жыл бұрын

BLR can shoot the 7mm WSM... That is how well it's made. And still use the short cam action lever design. Which I like over the long action cam.

@tobyjenny7622

5 жыл бұрын

Now thay need to build a 7m-08 Rematinogn

Fantastic series of rifle. Impressive accuracy.

All the Henrys are great guns. The long ranger is a full five star rifle. Fit and finish, action, balance, lockup, reliability, accuracy, adaptability to scope and bipod all excellent. Henry service when required has a great reputation. And Made In the USA! If I hadn't retired early I would own at least one more Henry. But owning the 223 and the 22 carbine is sweet.

Leever or lever??? 🤣🤣🤣

@marzcapone9939

5 жыл бұрын

Don't I know you from somewhere? HA

@nedrain9044

5 жыл бұрын

Lever, please! Brits would say leever.

@Roarmeister2

5 жыл бұрын

@@nedrain9044 A western Canadian sticking his hand up too!

@freedomfirst5420

5 жыл бұрын

Lever in the north, Leever in the south.☺

@usp.4073

5 жыл бұрын

Short e so... lever not leever

From what I see ,I really like that long range in 308. My wife bought me a bigboy in 44 mag my first Henry,for Christmas,so no longrange for now.

I kinda like it, but will keep my Blr light weight stainless in 7mm-08. I like the fact that the Browning BLR offers long and short action and magnum offerings in both. I am seriously considering a lightweight 7mm rem. Mag. in stainless to match the one I have. Thanks for the video!!!

@waylonbarnett7502

Жыл бұрын

Henry had made one for years it's called the all weather and something nobody else does it and some other lever action rifles come in 15 round reapers but we got 3 of the all weather in 45-70 15 round reapers

Every time I watch one of these long ranger videos, it grabs me more Performance wise ,, For me a 300 savage, and marlin mxlr 308,,, do the same thing,,, I will acknowledge that the 308 has more variation in factory loadings ,,, In real life, 140 grain mxlr 150 grain. Savage 160 grain mxlr And 168 grain savage For that size hole really makes things simple.... Great video on the long ranger...

That was a good review I will be doing an article soon on the 6.5 Creedmoor in the Long Ranger and this review paved the way for what I can expect.

So first Browning BLR released in the 1960s ish. Model 81 BLR Pretty much the same thing the shown Henry rifle is. So, why not do a comparison? A patent expires in 20 years so, wonder why it took Henry so long to copy design?

@Valor_73737

4 жыл бұрын

Henry doesn't rush things! It shows in the final product!

@QualityPen

4 жыл бұрын

There is a very detailed review and comparison of both available online. The conclusion was that the Long Ranger is slightly more up-to-date, though they are both very similar in performance. Specifically, the Henry’s trigger and lever are much smoother.

@waylonbarnett7502

Жыл бұрын

Which is why Winchester and Henry were the riffles of choice in the old west and they won the west

As always, an outstanding video. I can’t ever get enough of your content!

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

It's great to see this in action. I have a .22 and .357 mag levers and will purchase the Long Ranger in 243 win for longer distance pests here in Aus. Love the mud splatter on the target. Great review.

My .35 Rem with hornady lever evolution 200 grain can make that at 200 yards but have shooting this rifle since my dad had it I am 53 now , I do like the look of the rifle you have here

Wow, you have such great energy and it makes the video more fun to watch! Keep the good work going!

@TWANGnBANG

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Always nice to see happy smiling laughing. Love the reloading comments. Did they ever get the trigger pull down a bit now that it's 2022? Is that correct you can't not adjust it

I have no problem shooting the Long Ranger with a Bipod and it’s the Softest shooting .308 I think I’ve ever shot. Next up on my purchase list is one in 6.5CM

Woah! A box mag on a _Henry_ ? I hesitated playing this video. lol Having two already (in .22 and .357) , this one would be a great addition to the mini collection, and the $'s just aren't here right now. : ) Thanks for the video. 👍

Today is December 5, 2020. You cannot find the 223 caliber long ranger anywhere. And before they were out of stock the prices were up 30%.

I liked it when it was called a Browning BLR.

@DrHenley

3 жыл бұрын

I had two BLRs, one with barrel band and one without. I like shooting them, but the accuracy just wasn't there because the barrel was not free floated. As the barrel heated up, the point of impact wandered making sighting in extremely frustrating.

Such a cool gun, I definitely would buy it if they made a threaded barrel version!

@skoolynugenator1802

5 жыл бұрын

Just get it threaded.

I love my .308 ranger. But alas I don’t use it hunting it just looks to dang sweet.

Love that rifle

Was on the fence with these guns, but i am definitely gonna pick one of these up.

Now they just need a long action version...

Good to see a vid from you and a smile on your face. Hope we get some more!

always wanted a Henry this might be the one.

Wondering if anyone tried to “Scout Rifle” a Henry Long Ranger w/a barrel chop to 16.25” that would be my “Scout Rifle” project in a 5.56x45NATO.

Why dosen't Henry make them with a 24 in barrel.

I'll take a stainless steel one in .35 Whelen for large and dangerous game. Thanks for sharing.

The way he said lever messed with my head but good video dude

Heard the other day they were making one in 6.5 Creedmor...... Thanks Henry now i gotta go buy one and a nice scope! Thanks Henry

I own a couple Henry lever guns, guess I need to try out the leever guns 😂

I kinda want a version with a threaded barrel and a heavier barrel. Also a .223 with a 1-7 or 1-8 twist.

What a nice rifle. Only thing I don't like is the finish on the receiver, looks like thick matt paint?

Why not? Go Henry! And make 8 round mags for this magnificent rifle!

The best review I has watched on the Henry long ranger. I want one bad👍

Always happy to see more TWANGnBANG videos :D

Henry just copied the Browning BLR too a T. I love the Henry rifle but the innovation has been around a long time.

I own one and love it, but it should be sold with 2 magazines

Definitely will consider this rifle, but a few red flags, 7 lbs before the scope is a bit heavy for a hunting rifle, and for hunting you want it to be accurate off a biped, rather than bags.

Interesting Indeed!!! 😀

Very much look like browning BLR , I hope to see a comparison between them

I have one in .223 and use it for hunting. Love it!

Leeever gun , love your vids man .

Great review I want 1 luv Henry guns so smooth I do own the brass 357 Mag I hope to order the 6.5 creedmore soon.

The Browning BLR lever-action rifle manufactured by Browning Arms Company was first. I heard it had a crappy trigger. I hope Henry upgraded.

Very glad to see another Henry review from you! :) Hoping for one on the .41 Mag....? :) That mud splash is cool!

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

I actually have a 327 Federal in the safe waiting on ammo.

@kenhelmers2603

5 жыл бұрын

@@TWANGnBANG Cool! I keep looking for both of those around here.. no luck so far. Can't wait to see yours :)

@jeffscuderi8662

4 жыл бұрын

You got your wish

They need to make 10 round mags for this beauty so it can be marketed as the ultimate scout rifle! And sell a version with polymer furniture so that it's anyweather compatible too!

Who's going to be the first to come out with a 10 round magazine

I’m not knocking Henry, and I’m sure it’s a great rifle. I’m just going to say that Browning has had this same exact rifle out for around 50 years now in the BLR offered in multiple calibers, so it’s not exactly revolutionary. The parts even look the exact same. But either way, both the Browning and Henry would be a good choice. With Henry made in the US, and Browning made in Japan, or Belgium depending on how old the model, all should be quality rifles.

This gun is a beauty. Good vid. Thank you

I believe it is now available in 6.5 creedmoore now, at least 22plinkster had one for his hunting trip.

This is my new dream gun. If I could find it for $800 or less (I'd still have to save up for it), that'd be the sprinkles on the icing on the cake.

Beautiful lever gun.

Interesting. The Browning BLR never really had any competition before now.

@waylonbarnett7502

Жыл бұрын

That's hilarious Henry and Winchester never had any one anywhere close to competing with them in lever action rifles those are the 2 riffles besides sharps 50 cal and Spencer 50 cal used to win the west browning wasn't there

Very good video. Very nice shooting. Keep the reviews coming!

2 piece traditional stocks do NOT like bipods. It's the nature of the beast. The closer the support is to the receiver, the better the accuracy.

Don't sell lever actions short in the accuracy dept., bought a Marlin 444 new in 1979 for 129.00 and had it Magna ported to take some of the bite out and while it's no long range gun it still consistently lobs 265 grainers into a single cloverleaf at 100yds.when I do my part.

@jeremys8360

5 жыл бұрын

What is magna ported?

@jeffscuderi8662

4 жыл бұрын

Magna ported is cutting vents in muzzle to hold muzzle jump down.Also can decrease recoil some claimed 15 to 25%.Does cause increased muzzle flash and at different angles than normal.

Buddy of mine shot a group like that with a Longranger in 243. Pretty impressive.

Surprised not offered in 7mm-08

@kylevanwinkle2081

5 жыл бұрын

As great of a round as it is, it's just not that popular. You are close to the recoil of 308 and most people would just go 308 and then 243 for low recoil. Long range guys have problems even reloading because of the lack of high bc projectiles. Same problem with 25-06

@Hill_Billy_Without_A_Hill

5 жыл бұрын

@@kylevanwinkle2081 Yeah, they need to offer more 25 cal bullet for sure, its not like its impossible. Im sure they can get up to 140 grain , maybe a little more. Ive heard a lot of good things on 25-06, varmints to deer and some even get elk with them. I would think the 7mm-08 bullets would have a better BC vs whats able to be put in 308.

@bmstylee

5 жыл бұрын

@@kylevanwinkle2081 you must not know much about loading. Berger has 7mm projectiles from 140-195 grains with the 140 bc @.500. The 168 vld hunter has a bc of .618. if your rifle is capable the 195 elite hunter has a bc of .755 which is pretty close to the 300 grain 338 projectile. There are a lot of good 7mm projectiles.

@kylevanwinkle2081

5 жыл бұрын

bills yes but you cant load a above about 168gr in a 7mm08 you just dont have the velocity potential. And with a 7mm08 and a heavy 168gr projectile recoil is going to mimic a 308. I'm not saying it's not a good cartridge but people either go 243 or 308 typically for hunting based on recoil sensitivity. 260rem and 6.5creedmoor both outperform 7mm08 in most situations

@Hill_Billy_Without_A_Hill

5 жыл бұрын

@@kylevanwinkle2081 Thanks for the input, I have no experience with 7mm-08, or 243. Ive shot a 308, but have more experience with 30-06. Im curious in the lightweight rifles, to match the weight and recoil what caliber would be most ideal, for pretty much everything to elk, thought the 7mm-08 might of fit that, but have no experience. Some of those lightweight rifles are chambered in 270 and not sure but would think it would be a little stout.

Or like a Browning BLR.. Why does everyone decide to use a different style rifle rather than just state the obvious? Rotating bolt, geared lever action.. Pretty dang close to a Browning if you ask me. I would be interested if they came out with a steel receiver over the aluminum. A all weather all stainless would be a version I would go after. I own a Browning BLR in 7mm-08. I get about a 1 1/2 MOA . The 200th anniversary 1860 . I would love to see Henry produce firearms that are originals. The Long Ranger is a rifle I do have some interest in possibly purchasing. I have been looking at them for awhile. I believe Henry has the potential to become a premier firearm manufacturer. I do like some of the improvements they add to older designs. The side gate as well as a tube fed is a cool concept.

Great information video, thank you.

Don't forget it also fires 6.5 Creedmoor.

Compliant with the Assault Weapons Ban of 2019

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

You never know...

@ak471911able

5 жыл бұрын

@@TWANGnBANG that's why I sold the only ar15 I had😉🤫 and bought a 30-30 lever action

@modakkagitplugga

5 жыл бұрын

@ls7orBust Time to return to making things that aren't firearms into them. I'm talking baseball bats, canes, belt buckles... bolt action didgeridoos?

@MrJob91

5 жыл бұрын

@@ak471911able thats like self censorship. Im from Europe and we made that mistake.. look at France usa should not end like France

@MrJob91

5 жыл бұрын

We pay 50% tax over every euro i spend. Also property and bank tax are to the point of financial extortion.

That's a cool rig!

Curious how this guy would feel about it compared to a Browning BLR in 308?

Happy New Year Cameron!! Henry messed me up bye coming out with several New rifles in the last month and a half. 6.5 creedmore just came out. Plus 6 other Long Ranger rifles in 223,243,308. T he new engraved are beautiful and the new wildlife edition is too die for!! I thought I was caught up for awhile. Well who needs a savings account anyway. Rich

I want one sooooo bad, to go with my Golden Boy, but I want the Lever gun not the leaver gun!

The Dreyse and Savage 99 both existed well over 100 years before this rifle. It is made in the USA whereas the BLR is not.. I think I'd like to have one but in least in a 35 caliber or bigger bore.

Thank you for making awesome content. Keep up the good work.

@TWANGnBANG

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much, Steven!

As other have mentioned, this just seems like a BLR copy. Also the better question is why would someone buy this over a bolt gun? For $900 I can buy a myriad of bolt guns with detachable box mags that are less mechanically complex(and often more accurate) and don't have a lever under the gun that may require me to move and totally screw up how my rifle is oriented on whatever rest I may be using.

How about a 223 with a 16 or 18 inch barrel with an 8 twist

Morning coffee and twang and bang great way to start the day Its a very nice looking rifle.

I want a pair in 7.62 and 5.56, both threaded. I could use the same suppressor. Lol