Henry Frontier Model Threaded Barrel 24″ Review
TheFirearmBlog.com Checks Out This Sneaky Shooter
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Introduced in early 2017, the Henry Frontier Threaded Barrel 24″ became the first-ever factory threaded option from Henry Repeating Arms. It features a 1/2×28 threaded octagon barrel for use with a suppressor and a shorter magazine tube, which allows the rifle to be unloaded without having to remove the suppressor. Squirrels and other small game are notoriously skittish critters, but hunting suppressed can change the game entirely. You don’t have to take our word for it though. Check out this review from TheFirearmBlog.com.
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David Plourde
March 27, 2020I would like to purchase one of your rifles but I need a catalog to see which one I want to purchase I’m really looking for a 357 rifle
Dan Clayton-Luce
March 31, 2020Hi David, thanks very much for your interest in owning a Henry rifle. We certainly appreciate it.
You can order a catalog through this link here: https://www.henryusa.com/catalog/
Larry R.
April 3, 2020Mr. Plourde
I have a Henry big boy. You will not go wrong with purchasing one. Wearing glasses I placed a scope on it. It made it uncomfortably heavy. I replaced the scope with a Skinner peep. I also replaced the front post with something a little taller and red (similar to a true glow) sight. Before I did this I contacted Henry and received a fast accurate and honest advice directing me to different solutions. Shoots wonderfully!! Accurate and back to it’s original weight.
As for the load, it’s sweet on the cowboy action, but that can be expensive. I stay with a brass cased, 158 grain. I’ve been hitting Clay’s at 100 yards (not thrown, lying on the ground). Tried bulk metal cases-ouch!
Larry
Chas
April 3, 2020.357…an interesting choice…Big Boy and Mares Leg both come in .357…also the new Big Boy X…and the X has a threaded barrel and side gate loading…and the exit velocities are impressive…even in the 13″ Mare’s Leg Fed JHPs run from 1674fps to 1984fps…and the 17.5″ X model from 1689fps to 2072fps…and for fun…the Axe comes in .410 with a 15″ bbl…yes…I’m a fan…especially of the X model in 45 Colt…slow and lumbering at subsonic…
Joel Cates
March 31, 2020Let me know when store is open for internet orders again.
Ed Mershon
April 1, 2020I love my Henry’s, I was wondering if you folks plan to make a 17HMR with a threaded barrel version. I have a A17 Savage,but I would love a Henry also. Thank you ,God Bless
ed scott
April 3, 2020me too.
Anthony S. Esposito
April 2, 2020I like the idea about the suppressor. I’ve admired the Henry Rifles for many years. The Henry Reapeating Arms Company, makes an excellent selection of firearms – I really like the lever action saddle rifle….
Keep up the good work..!!!!
Dan
April 3, 2020What caliber and how much?
Paul Zella
April 3, 2020Hello! I really want this gun! the concept is great, shortened magazine tube and suppressor ready!
It is just that the barrel is way too long with the suppressor. I believe it would throw these nice handling guns way out of balance. Please, Please, Please offer this with your 16.1, or 18.5 or even 20 inch barrels and we have a winner!!
Thanks, Paul
Geoffrey Shockley
April 3, 2020What a magneficent rifle. The slim line build along with the scope and silencer are superb.
James A Moorer
April 3, 2020How long it take to delivery
Jim Carbonaro
April 3, 2020Can you please tell me if there is a store me that carries your small game rifle with a scope.
Thank you
Jim Carbonaro
Eddie Rumfield
April 3, 2020Very interested in this set up , would be great addition not only when squirrel hunting but also when removing wild hogs from live traps .
Larry W Hoffer
April 3, 2020Looking for something like my old 22hornet for couples and small game to ?
Karl
April 3, 2020Awsome rifles next in my purchase. What about left hand rifles ? I need one or two or so…
BORIS GALLEGOS
April 3, 2020Dear Team Henry,
I am most than happy to own this rifle. I have nothing but great remarks when it comes to own this remarkable piece. I do have a question or if you can shed some light my way, granted you can’t advocate certain type of scope or suppressor. By your experience, what kind of scope or suppressor do you recommend that works better with this rifle. I ask before I commit myself to do such an investment. Your advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thank You.
Floyd Burpee
April 3, 2020I love the henry frontier with 24 inch barrel
Wilma Dyer
April 3, 2020I want one ! To go with our H001.
Billy
April 3, 2020I am still waiting for the .17 WSM to come out in the Henry lever action line up!
Philip Conrad
April 3, 2020First, let’s get one thing straight… I love Henry rifles and I’ve got several of them. But in all honesty and respect, I think several of your new model rifles ( like this one ) are going too far afield. Tradition seems to be going out the window in favor of “ a chicken in every pot “. I refuse to believe you’re not selling enough of your fine rifles already in design to necessitate diversifying out into left field as it seems. Yes, I know, everyone writes “ why don’t you make “ this “ or “ that “ but here’s something I would like to have- big time. A Henry made exact replica of a Winchester Model 1873. You make it- I’ll buy it. Best regards. Philip Conrad.
John Stanley
April 3, 2020Sometimes I’m just too dumb for words – when I saw the above picture, I thought of big game hunting, not rabbits or smaller game. I guess that is what happens when you find yourself in your mid-70’s and the last game you hunted was deer in the late 1960’s! A 22 is great for rabbits and smaller game, but with a scope and a silencer attached, bigger game would be on my mind.
Glad Henry’s Rifles, etc are still around. Love the catalog!
Joshua Osting
April 3, 2020I see that the Henry company is pushing there lever actions but do you still make the pump action 22’s
Rick Collins
April 3, 2020What caliber s does the frontier model come in and how much?
JOHN EVANS
April 3, 2020I’m impressed with the Henry Frontier Model with 24″ barrel.
Tim Hunt
April 3, 2020Good Morning
I live in Australia and bought my Henry in November last year. What an excellent piece of manufacturing and accuracy, the 24’ barrel allows me to hunt the ferrel small game we have out here to 120 meters. The weight and balance make for handling this rifle a dream, having had a few other types of 22Lr this is the one I now recommend to my friends. Made in America, Made good use of in Australia, thank you
mike wiggins
April 3, 2020cool
Todd
April 3, 2020What are the chances of one of your fine rifles chambered in 41 rem. Mag ? Thank you !
Alan Joe SHepherd
April 3, 2020I would to have this rifle, with the scope,and silencer .I would like to see this in a 308 cal. Where can I get one?
Howard Wortley
April 3, 2020Can you buy the suppressor in New York State?
Gary Peters
April 4, 2020What is the price of the new Henry Frontier threaded rifle? Also what calibers does it come in? Does it come with a suppressor also?
Thank You
Robbie Seal
April 4, 2020Thanks to you guys (the folks working this contact page) I have a beautiful Henry Long Ranger with iron sights in 308. I’ve named it Henry. I can consistently ping steel out to 400m even though it is zeroed to 100m (longest shot where I hunt). I see the threaded barrel you are advertising. What’s the chance of getting one of those for the Long Ranger in 308? I’m thinking Henry will do well for a hog gun if I throw a suppressor on him. Your advice requested.
Robbie Seal
Evans, Ga
PAUL WILLE
April 4, 2020I thought suppressors were not allowed in N.J.
William Barrett
April 4, 2020Interested. Tell me more.
Vernon R Bennett
April 4, 2020I love the threaded barrel. Could you please consider a 9mm carbine threaded also? I have sent this suggestion before and I believe that the pcc is the next logical step for Henry.
William Palkowech
April 6, 2020Like the lever action/ what. Is the price ?
Daniel Breit
April 8, 2020What kind of scopes on the frontier model threaded barrel?
Thanks
Edward Schulz
April 15, 2020Dear Friends at Henry;
I would simply love seeing a Henry rifle chambered in 5mm Remington in the near future.
Just think about it; (from what I’ve read in my Rimfire books) they are known to be highly accurate and flat shooting. And with more penetration than the 22 Magnum it would make a great and fun varmint gun for all Shooters who feel they are limited by the mediocre accuracy of their 22WMRs.
I know that available Ammo is very limited at the moment, but I’m certain that, once new Rifles are being made again and out in the hands of more Shooters, more companies will start producing it again. Are you listening, CCI?
Best Wishes,
Ed.