This gun with thin plaster targets is a great way to introduce kids to shooting with no recoil and less noise. But for vermin, snakes, etc. I've used a 2" barrel pistol and gotten similar up close pattern. In that short a barrel the rifling has little effect and its a lot easier to carry around than a rifle.
Tried to help FIL with birds in his barn. A couple of cartridges of bird shot and we had to stop as it was punching many little holes in the corrugated roof tin. Test it out before making a leaky roof for yourself.
Ive had this rifle for a few years and it has more notches on its belt than anything i own! It doesnt seem to care for the crimped brass style shot shells, but itll run CCI with the plastic cap all day long!
@@justadbeer well imagine taking a shotgun and then spinning the BBs like a football on the way out of the barrel. That pattern is going to suck big time! Same thing with these shotshells and rhe garden gun. This garden gun is literally a 22 shotgun. Youd never even think about firing a 12 ga shell out of a 50cal at a duck. Why would it be any different in this case? On a real note, the pattern is great. As i said, this stupid little rifle has killed more critters around my place in the few years ive owned it than any other rifle i own, including the ones i regularly hunt with.
@@justadbeerthere are other videos on CZcams. It's pretty much the opposite result. At 30 feet you'd have a donut that might not fit on a refrigerator box, and with a little luck, possibly a couple pellets within a foot or two of the target. I'd love to see how penetration compares. The tests I've seen from rifled barrels couldn't kill a rat at 5 feet...
I have a .22 caliber rimfire smoothbore bolt action gun: Remington 510 SB (smoothbore), single shot. I don't believe it has any choke but it shoots a pretty good dense pattern out to 15 feet or so..good enough to dispatch small critters like a rat or bird or larger snake. Some smoothbore .22 rimfires do have some degree of choke in the bore those for sure are limited to .22 rimfire shot cartridges only. Never tried regular solid bullet loads in mine it's limited to shot cartridges only.
Around here(soutern in). Many vfws shoot 22 shot indoors for sport. Closest to x wins. I have a henry and a routledge bore rem (supposed to be best ever made). The rem does better on avg, but the henry is very competative. The performance of both is affected by ventilation, humidy and temp signifigantly. The henry shoots solid bullets to minute of groundhog easily to 40 yds or so.
A few months before the "Great Ammo Shortage" of 2016-17? I'd bought several CCI.22 LR shot shell boxes, . Most of the time I was buying basic.22 standard and I would always notice the CCI shot shell for $3. And even lower, so I'd just add it to my order each time for online purchases. Eventually, I ended up with 50 or more boxes of .22 shell. And still got most of it in my Ammo storage. I used them on testing a revolver at paper targets. Seem to work well at 10-15 feet, but out of a 2 inch revolver, probably not much power, but worked.
It should be 100 either way I can't charge my boss more money because the job is harder on some days so what is your point there's no way to make sense out of a gun worth $100 worth $500 without doing the work to warrant it that is a glorified bb gun with no real effort to detail and finish work it's sad compared to old yeller Henry is know for
@@popupheadlights Actually it is technically less. One is relegated to only firing one kind of round out of it(a very light shot shell, at that). I think I'd just stick with my .410, where I can have multiple different loads and can drop something 30 yards away(not 30 feet).
@@gregzeigler3850 -- In my younger days, I killed a lot of ducks with a single shot .410... Probably more than I ever killed with a 16-gauge or 12-gauge... Maybe because having only one shot, you tend to make it count...
looks like a grate little rifle, but could not find one in the east coast of Canada, got a EGE Arms LV410 leaver action 410. holds five shots and a great looking shotgun, very smooth action got it in the black walnut stock. Comes with sights and a rail and two different stocks, and five chocks. Can not find any videos on this model. 18.5" barrel should make a great little garden and barn gun, using 9 or 8 shot. Want to check the patterns for the different chocks, most likely full open for close range rats. Even comes with a raped around rail to put a light on for night shooting. A very solid made shotgun.
Love this. Had this been around years ago I’d if gotten it instead of a Gamo .22 caliber pellet rifle. Bought it because and it has a shot shell adaptor so I can shoot pellets or .22 shot shell. Can’t remember if it’s a rifled barrel or not. But the shot pattern isn’t bad for what it is. Oh and by the way, thanks for yet another Henry on the wish/want list. Just what I needed. lol
Fun little lever gun. Picked one up a year or so ago, I've had rat issues. Hard to find in Canada, waited well over a year for a dealer to get some in stock. Being a smooth bore I'm wondering why not simply have a bead sight on it vs buckhorn rear + front blade? While it works ok, seems overkill for such a short range shotgun as would be an optic. I suspect it's due to manufacturing economy of scale? Easier to just keep the line running as for the rifled version? For the extra $$$ charged it would be nice to customize the sight appropriately for a shotgun. ;) For chits & giggles I put a peep sight on the receiver & removed the buckhorn. Need to go shoot it now to see if I need to mess with the front blade, perhaps remove it altogether.
Smooth bore 22? Check out the Mossberg 42 TR Targo with Targo trap thrower attached to the gun. Pull and shoot. First one I ever saw was on display at the NRA Museum inside the Bass Pro in Springfield MO.
Damn thats cool. I got a lil henry, the .22 lr and short one, best garden gun for me i dont need the spread its pinpoint accurate. Oh and its just as pretty of a firearm as my rifle.
I had something like that happen with eBay. Was watching an item to see what it would go for, dozed off & awoke with 10 seconds left in the auction. I instantly panicked & went to bid! Ended up with a pink Breast Cancer Awareness boxcar in N scale.
I have a garden rifle made by savage. I bought it on Gunbroker by accident one night. (I did not read the description. don't judge me) I have never shot it. Maybe I should unbox it and take it out.
Maybe with Henry coming out with this, if the sales are good enough, maybe Ruger will bring the Marlin version back to the market since they own them now? Be nice to see another one on the market and some price competition.
@@ronsorrentino6207 That’s not likely to happen, currently Marlin is limited with the various caliber choices in center fire. I don’t think they’re making any rimfire lever action rifles at all. For anyone with a beef about the price of Henry firearms, the Marlin website has their lever guns at approximately the same price as Henry’s comparable models.
Much better than shooting those shells from a rifle. Are there plans for a .22 Magnum version? Could even go into a big bore and make one to shoot .38 special CCI shotshells.
Y'all gotta make a third version of the Original Henry rifle but only this time chamber it in .45 ACP or .45 Auto Rim. I noticed that the .44 Rimfire cartridge that the 1860 Henry fired is pretty similar to .45 ACP when it comes to size & ballistics, and knowing that they're both small cartridges (compared to .45 Colt and .44-40) I feel like it's possible that an Original Henry rifle in .45 ACP could hold up to 15-16 rounds just like the 1860 Henry did.
I'm not a professional and I understand that this is a VERY "application specific" weapon but still I really wonder, even in this most specific application, Wouldn't most homesteaders be better served by a garden variety .410?
I live in a townhouse - so no need for one of these, but I do own a Henry lever rifle in 22LR. IF I did need to get rid of snakes etc. I would use my Ruger single six in 22 Mag for the job - yes I have patterned it.
@@howiepri1316 not arguing about the shot size but that 5 and 10 foot pattern would do the job I gotta believe especially rabbit they have very thin skin. Squirrels are tough critters it would be a gamble.
Three of those haven't made a new gun in decades and/or are out of business and the other has just been lazily copying Keltec's guns for the last few years. What are you talking about grandpa? People aren't talking about Henry because they make potmetal lever guns with no historical provenance and charge a premium for them.
I keep thinking the 9mm flobert that was avaliable in mass 10 years ago would be way more a garden gun. They had a single shot like a H&R...with the rimfire 9mm shot shells...that would be mean in a lever gun.
When speed shooting a lever action, keep your finger furter back on the lever and rested in a slightly higher position. That way as the action of closing the lever happens, you time it so your squeezing the trigger by having your finger hit it, without pulling it but touching it in one fluid motion for your shot.
It's not new to me at all. Just showing off the gun and what it's capable of. Not everyone knows what all is out there, or has seen it in action. By doing videos like this, people can get an idea of how products perform so they can make an informed purchase when spending their hard-earned money.
If it has no rifling and it’s in a rifle caliber, is it technically a firearm isn’t that how Palmetto state was getting away with selling short barrel AR 15?
I think Savage made a single shot bolt gun like this. That's my sketchy memory, FYI, so if that's incorrect don't pound me. Good idea at the right price point. I wouldn't pay a lot for it. You can keep the cats out of your flower bed without killing them.
@@davidreeder1544 When I say 'getting away with' I'm talking about smoothbore pistols and rifles being against federal gun laws. Smoothbore shotguns are legal. Smoothbore rifles and handguns are not (revolvers like The Judge have at least some rifling). This is a smoothbore rifle.
You are right about the 410 judge needing rifling for legal reasons. The only federal law I'm aware of says you can't have a smooth bore pistol. I believe this law was to target home made pipe guns or zip guns. There is no law banning a smooth bore long guns. A smooth bore long gun is just a shotgun. Just because the shells are normally fired through rifled guns doesn't change the class of this firearm. It's just a small bore shotgun.
@@davidreeder1544 That could be. I mean, either you must be right or Taurus is about to have a lot of trouble. Of course that doesn't mean the ATF won't 'interpret' the rule to include rifles next week.
You can. I have a Gamo .22 pellet rifle and it came with .22 shot shell adaptor and some .22 shot shells. Works very well with a .22 pellet as well as the .22 shot shell.
Yeah that's the first thing I thought to the lettering in white on the barrel looks horrible and for a gun that is only good to 30 ft maximum although I do understand its purpose but i could use a $50.00 pellet gun for the same purpose and I'm sure this thing is in the hundreds love me a Henry rifle but no thanks.
R&D department for Henry has obviously been on vacation. I feel bad for the guy doing this video as he needs to stay awake & try to make this thing look interesting. When is Henry actually going to come out with something like new & maybe even cool?
This gun with thin plaster targets is a great way to introduce kids to shooting with no recoil and less noise. But for vermin, snakes, etc. I've used a 2" barrel pistol and gotten similar up close pattern. In that short a barrel the rifling has little effect and its a lot easier to carry around than a rifle.
My brother and I used to have quick draw competitions in the barn with a single action rough rider when the field mice pissed my dad off lol
1st time I have seen a video on the Garden Gun.
The British use 9mm Garden guns.
@@johnm3907 Good idea.
That thing can still sneeze out shot that punctures at thirty feet? Color me impressed!😁
OK. You're pink.
I'm impressed even at 30 feet
10yds
@@ronenglish1407Um, duuuuh! lol
@@ronsorrentino6207 you are about as impressive as that Henry but I'll give you 30yds$$
Awesome
Tried to help FIL with birds in his barn. A couple of cartridges of bird shot and we had to stop as it was punching many little holes in the corrugated roof tin. Test it out before making a leaky roof for yourself.
people like you are why we have warning labels on everything now lmfao
Ive had this rifle for a few years and it has more notches on its belt than anything i own! It doesnt seem to care for the crimped brass style shot shells, but itll run CCI with the plastic cap all day long!
I'm curious how it's pattern compares to a rifled barrel? Any thoughts?
@@justadbeer well imagine taking a shotgun and then spinning the BBs like a football on the way out of the barrel. That pattern is going to suck big time! Same thing with these shotshells and rhe garden gun. This garden gun is literally a 22 shotgun. Youd never even think about firing a 12 ga shell out of a 50cal at a duck. Why would it be any different in this case?
On a real note, the pattern is great. As i said, this stupid little rifle has killed more critters around my place in the few years ive owned it than any other rifle i own, including the ones i regularly hunt with.
@@justadbeerthere are other videos on CZcams. It's pretty much the opposite result. At 30 feet you'd have a donut that might not fit on a refrigerator box, and with a little luck, possibly a couple pellets within a foot or two of the target.
I'd love to see how penetration compares. The tests I've seen from rifled barrels couldn't kill a rat at 5 feet...
@@danb4275 - Thanks for the input. I know these have been around for decades but just never tried them.
I'll echo what you said on the crimped brass shotshells. Had to biy some when CCI was not available. Very unsatisfactory results.
Marlin made a version years ago. Hard to find now. Glad Henry picked up the mantle on this. That cci round is super handy for small pests.
Got one and love it as much as all my other Henry’s ❤
You must be a Rich Yankee transplant!
I have a .22 caliber rimfire smoothbore bolt action gun: Remington 510 SB (smoothbore), single shot. I don't believe it has any choke but it shoots a pretty good dense pattern out to 15 feet or so..good enough to dispatch small critters like a rat or bird or larger snake. Some smoothbore .22 rimfires do have some degree of choke in the bore those for sure are limited to .22 rimfire shot cartridges only. Never tried regular solid bullet loads in mine it's limited to shot cartridges only.
Around here(soutern in). Many vfws shoot 22 shot indoors for sport. Closest to x wins. I have a henry and a routledge bore rem (supposed to be best ever made). The rem does better on avg, but the henry is very competative. The performance of both is affected by ventilation, humidy and temp signifigantly. The henry shoots solid bullets to minute of groundhog easily to 40 yds or so.
I was p. o. because he didn't shoot solids so you could see how well or poorly it grouped with them.
Very nice, but good luck finding the 22 shotshells
Gotta love a Henry!
Very cool, but CCI shot rounds are almost impossible to get.
Not online. Use ammo seek or wiki arms to find the cheapest price for ammo online.
Cci will not cycle in mine. The plastic caps break and clog the action with shot. It loves the crimped Federal rounds, though.
Yes and the price of em
@@joehajek5576funny, mine is the exact opposite. It hates the crimped ones, they over expand in the chamber and get stuck
A few months before the "Great Ammo Shortage" of 2016-17? I'd bought several CCI.22 LR shot shell boxes, . Most of the time I was buying basic.22 standard and I would always notice the CCI shot shell for $3. And even lower, so I'd just add it to my order each time for online purchases. Eventually, I ended up with 50 or more boxes of .22 shell. And still got most of it in my Ammo storage. I used them on testing a revolver at paper targets. Seem to work well at 10-15 feet, but out of a 2 inch revolver, probably not much power, but worked.
My Dad had an old Remington garden gun that was awesome for squirrels!
If it was only 99$
.. but its a henry.... so ittl be at least 500$
Well they do support American jobs and fiat currency is worth a little less every year
It should be 100 either way I can't charge my boss more money because the job is harder on some days so what is your point there's no way to make sense out of a gun worth $100 worth $500 without doing the work to warrant it that is a glorified bb gun with no real effort to detail and finish work it's sad compared to old yeller Henry is know for
I mean the rifled 22 classic is only $350 so the garden is technically more
@@popupheadlights Actually it is technically less. One is relegated to only firing one kind of round out of it(a very light shot shell, at that). I think I'd just stick with my .410, where I can have multiple different loads and can drop something 30 yards away(not 30 feet).
@@gregzeigler3850 -- In my younger days, I killed a lot of ducks with a single shot .410... Probably more than I ever killed with a 16-gauge or 12-gauge... Maybe because having only one shot, you tend to make it count...
Henry make so many cool and innovative guns.
garden guns have been around for well over a century.
I would like to see a side by side comparison of rifled vs smooth bore.
looks like a grate little rifle, but could not find one in the east coast of Canada, got a EGE Arms LV410 leaver action 410. holds five shots and a great looking shotgun, very smooth action got it in the black walnut stock. Comes with sights and a rail and two different stocks, and five chocks. Can not find any videos on this model. 18.5" barrel should make a great little garden and barn gun, using 9 or 8 shot. Want to check the patterns for the different chocks, most likely full open for close range rats. Even comes with a raped around rail to put a light on for night shooting. A very solid made shotgun.
look for gforce 410 shotguns out of the states. it's the same gun
It will be used to shoot stuff in the garden. Squash, tomatoes are especially good to shoot!
@22plinkster needs this for carpenter bees 🐝
i always used a empty 2 liter soda bottle like a bat lol
@@BeamerTheFoxtry a badminton racquet.
Yes you do need to worry about richochets, always wear eye protection when shooting
Love this. Had this been around years ago I’d if gotten it instead of a Gamo .22 caliber pellet rifle. Bought it because and it has a shot shell adaptor so I can shoot pellets or .22 shot shell. Can’t remember if it’s a rifled barrel or not. But the shot pattern isn’t bad for what it is.
Oh and by the way, thanks for yet another Henry on the wish/want list. Just what I needed. lol
Fun little lever gun. Picked one up a year or so ago, I've had rat issues. Hard to find in Canada, waited well over a year for a dealer to get some in stock. Being a smooth bore I'm wondering why not simply have a bead sight on it vs buckhorn rear + front blade? While it works ok, seems overkill for such a short range shotgun as would be an optic. I suspect it's due to manufacturing economy of scale? Easier to just keep the line running as for the rifled version? For the extra $$$ charged it would be nice to customize the sight appropriately for a shotgun. ;) For chits & giggles I put a peep sight on the receiver & removed the buckhorn. Need to go shoot it now to see if I need to mess with the front blade, perhaps remove it altogether.
Smooth bore 22? Check out the Mossberg 42 TR Targo with Targo trap thrower attached to the gun. Pull and shoot. First one I ever saw was on display at the NRA Museum inside the Bass Pro in Springfield MO.
Love that gun.
It’s a must have if you are a Henry fan. I have a blast with the little gun
Damn thats cool. I got a lil henry, the .22 lr and short one, best garden gun for me i dont need the spread its pinpoint accurate. Oh and its just as pretty of a firearm as my rifle.
I can't think of anything more appetizing then dispersing small toxic lead pellets around your garden. Great idea.
For reference, 30 feet is only 9 meter, you will need a very small garden
That lettering really looks terrible.
did you expect better from henry?
They wanted it to be bold so it stood out and people didn’t load standard 22LR in it
This looks fun....and for sure has functionality!✌️
for snakes i used my ride on tractor , used to get quite a few pieces when i was done
I have purchased firearms (and ammo) by accident, late night half asleep😂
I had something like that happen with eBay. Was watching an item to see what it would go for, dozed off & awoke with 10 seconds left in the auction. I instantly panicked & went to bid! Ended up with a pink Breast Cancer Awareness boxcar in N scale.
High capacity pistol version please.
I have a garden rifle made by savage. I bought it on Gunbroker by accident one night. (I did not read the description. don't judge me) I have never shot it. Maybe I should unbox it and take it out.
Do you sell that furniture by itself ?
I would love it on my H001
This would be good for... interrogation. Lol.
Marlin had a garden gun years ago
I had one 👍
😅😅😅😅@@Misfit-from-Zanti
Maybe with Henry coming out with this, if the sales are good enough, maybe Ruger will bring the Marlin version back to the market since they own them now? Be nice to see another one on the market and some price competition.
@@ronsorrentino6207 That’s not likely to happen, currently Marlin is limited with the various caliber choices in center fire. I don’t think they’re making any rimfire lever action rifles at all.
For anyone with a beef about the price of Henry firearms, the Marlin website has their lever guns at approximately the same price as Henry’s comparable models.
Much better than shooting those shells from a rifle. Are there plans for a .22 Magnum version? Could even go into a big bore and make one to shoot .38 special CCI shotshells.
Marlin 22 mag garden gun too.
I want one .
Thank you !
Nice. Thanks for sharing brother 😊
Let’s be great as like a little snake gun for the trail or the boat. I just kind of wonder if it would be better insane 38 special.
It would have been interesting to see the same test with a 22LR rifled barrel to compare.
It patterned better than I thought it would. Good video
Cool!!
Y'all gotta make a third version of the Original Henry rifle but only this time chamber it in .45 ACP or .45 Auto Rim. I noticed that the .44 Rimfire cartridge that the 1860 Henry fired is pretty similar to .45 ACP when it comes to size & ballistics, and knowing that they're both small cartridges (compared to .45 Colt and .44-40) I feel like it's possible that an Original Henry rifle in .45 ACP could hold up to 15-16 rounds just like the 1860 Henry did.
Your problem may be finding birdshot?
It’s great
That’s a great gun.
I'm not a professional and I understand that this is a VERY "application specific" weapon but still I really wonder,
even in this most specific application, Wouldn't most homesteaders be better served by a garden variety .410?
Can it load crimped.22 short blanks, and/or .22lr blanks, and/or .22 CB cap/6mm Floberts efficiency?
Where I can get one and what it sells for
That awesome 👍👍👍
What a great idea!!!
❤️🇺🇲❤️🙏🏻❤️🇺🇲❤️
I live in a townhouse - so no need for one of these, but I do own a Henry lever rifle in 22LR. IF I did need to get rid of snakes etc. I would use my Ruger single six in 22 Mag for the job - yes I have patterned it.
So use the golden boy i inherited instead of buying a new gun for an old use
cost?
Wonder if it could take squirrels or rabbits.
Not humane for squirrels and rabbits.
Shot size is too small to be effective on these larger animals.
@@howiepri1316 not arguing about the shot size but that 5 and 10 foot pattern would do the job I gotta believe especially rabbit they have very thin skin. Squirrels are tough critters it would be a gamble.
@@howiepri1316 It would if you used 22lr
Maybe at 5 feet
@@dbelex Why not use 22lr?
EVERYBODY TALKS : WINCHESTER, REMINGTON, SMITH & WESSON AND COLT. HOW AND THE HELL DOES THIS GREAT AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS GO UNDER THE RADAR!
They have loyal followers but they can be pricey
Why are you yelling?
Try pricing. Most expensive of all.
Three of those haven't made a new gun in decades and/or are out of business and the other has just been lazily copying Keltec's guns for the last few years. What are you talking about grandpa? People aren't talking about Henry because they make potmetal lever guns with no historical provenance and charge a premium for them.
Let's see some TSS rounds and see if we can't increase the distance another 10 yards.
.22 shot shells are quite uncommon nowadays . Where are you getting enough of them to even chamber a weapon in ?
Lucky Gunner has plenty. Just search for the CCI shells. They work great and run flawlessly.
@@buildhuntxplore ".22 LR shotshell" came back better on LG. 40 cents a round.
Kann man diese "garden gun" auch in österreich/austria kaufen?
I keep thinking the 9mm flobert that was avaliable in mass 10 years ago would be way more a garden gun. They had a single shot like a H&R...with the rimfire 9mm shot shells...that would be mean in a lever gun.
So now where are the sabot slugs for this shotgun?🤓
I thought that’s what the 410 axe was for!
Is this an American version of the English rook rifle?
How much done the 22 garden ri cost
When speed shooting a lever action, keep your finger furter back on the lever and rested in a slightly higher position. That way as the action of closing the lever happens, you time it so your squeezing the trigger by having your finger hit it, without pulling it but touching it in one fluid motion for your shot.
About how much are they?
Use this in the garden? Well maybe with copper shot but not lead.
its actually good idea.... id like to see an interchangeable barrel....
that would change the legal status of the firearm.
Can I load it on a revolver?
.22 cal birdshot has been around longer than this guy, so it's only new to him.
It's not new to me at all. Just showing off the gun and what it's capable of. Not everyone knows what all is out there, or has seen it in action. By doing videos like this, people can get an idea of how products perform so they can make an informed purchase when spending their hard-earned money.
Could that be used for self-defence against a human?
... as a last resort
@@johndeesmith183 Not very effective, but would make a good blunt force weapon after running out of the shot shells. 😃
It would work like bear spray on a bear... only the undetermined and the weak would retreat. The meth heads and the enraged would only scoff.
That must be expensive as hell to shoot. Because I’ve never even seen rat shot in a store. Unless it was $50 a box. At a sporting good store
Hey, Whipple weed I got a nice 38. Was snake shot in it. Take your little broomstick and hide it behind some doors somewhere.
If it has no rifling and it’s in a rifle caliber, is it technically a firearm isn’t that how Palmetto state was getting away with selling short barrel AR 15?
No choke?
I think Savage made a single shot bolt gun like this. That's my sketchy memory, FYI, so if that's incorrect don't pound me.
Good idea at the right price point. I wouldn't pay a lot for it. You can keep the cats out of your flower bed without killing them.
22 mag?
I think that would be an excellent addition to the smoothbore Henry Garden Gun line!
Suggested Retail?
MSRP $446.00
Be great if you can get the ammo
I thought it was an air gun at first! I can't help but think it would benefit from some flight control
then there would be no room for the shot.
I'm wondering how they get away with a smoothbore rifle that could still fire standard ammo.
The worst I can imagine happening is it won't be accurate.
@@davidreeder1544 When I say 'getting away with' I'm talking about smoothbore pistols and rifles being against federal gun laws. Smoothbore shotguns are legal. Smoothbore rifles and handguns are not (revolvers like The Judge have at least some rifling). This is a smoothbore rifle.
You are right about the 410 judge needing rifling for legal reasons. The only federal law I'm aware of says you can't have a smooth bore pistol. I believe this law was to target home made pipe guns or zip guns. There is no law banning a smooth bore long guns. A smooth bore long gun is just a shotgun. Just because the shells are normally fired through rifled guns doesn't change the class of this firearm. It's just a small bore shotgun.
@@davidreeder1544
That could be. I mean, either you must be right or Taurus is about to have a lot of trouble. Of course that doesn't mean the ATF won't 'interpret' the rule to include rifles next week.
You can do the same thing with a Jack Russell terrier and have a companion.
Why can’t I use a pellet rifle or pistol?
You can. I have a Gamo .22 pellet rifle and it came with .22 shot shell adaptor and some .22 shot shells. Works very well with a .22 pellet as well as the .22 shot shell.
They should make it so it can accept chokes.
How is it on cicadas 😃
That's exactly what it is a garden gun . Rats mice moles beware .
Yeah that's the first thing I thought to the lettering in white on the barrel looks horrible and for a gun that is only good to 30 ft maximum although I do understand its purpose but i could use a $50.00 pellet gun for the same purpose and I'm sure this thing is in the hundreds love me a Henry rifle but no thanks.
Way too specific of a use and 22 won’t hold very many pellets. I think most people would use an old 38 special with CCI rat shot.
You're running expensive ammo you can get 22 crimped shot shells 50 at a time that's really cheap
I have a Ranger 22 S . Single shot. about 20 inch barrel
Smooth bore does not mean no accuracy. Taofledermaus has proven this many times with high speed cameras.
is this gun good for ground hogs and rabbits?
No
R&D department for Henry has obviously been on vacation. I feel bad for the guy doing this video as he needs to stay awake & try to make this thing look interesting. When is Henry actually going to come out with something like new & maybe even cool?
hope you dont send this to Australia and offer no gunsmithing on brand new junk jamming rifles
What’s the price point?
I got mine for about $425.00
crossman 22 phantom spring rifle is better and more efficient over 60 feet. costs the same.