I’ve been eyeing the Henry .22 lever action rifle available at Walmart and wanted to gather some feedback before making a purchase. I’ve read some good things about it, but I’d like to hear from actual users about their experiences.
Why the Henry .22?
The Henry .22 lever action rifle seems like a perfect fit for my needs. I’m interested in using it for:
Recreational shooting
Teaching marksmanship to younger shooters
Small game hunting
I appreciate that it has a user-friendly design and is known for its reliability.
Questions I Have
Quality and Performance: How does it hold up in terms of shooting experience? Any feedback on accuracy and handling?
Walmart Purchase: Has anyone bought it from Walmart? Were there any issues with availability or pricing?
Recommendations: Would you recommend any specific accessories or ammunition to use with it?
Your Thoughts?
If you own a Henry .22 or have experience with it, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Any pros or cons, tips on maintenance, or anything else would be greatly appreciated. I’m looking to make an informed decision and any feedback would help me a lot!
I’ve had my Henry .22 Lever Action for a couple of years now, and it’s been fantastic. The accuracy is exceptional for a .22, even at 50 yards. Highly recommend it!
I love the classic look and feel of this rifle. It adds to the overall experience, making it just as enjoyable for target shooting as for small game hunting.
I’ve been looking into the Henry .22 Lever Action Rifle at Walmart too. They usually have it priced around $400. It seems competitive, but you might find it cheaper with local retailers during sales.
Totally understand the need to compare prices! I saw a deal on the Henry .22 for $389 at the local gun shop, and they even threw in a discount for first-time buyers!
I’ve been watching prices for a while; Walmart’s at $400 with no apparent fees, but I found it for $360 when I factored in shipping at another retailer. Overall value matters!
I think Walmart’s price is decent, but other stores often run promotions that could save you more. It really depends on what you value most, like immediate availability or price.