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Thinking about getting a .360 Buckhammer lever action so this question pertains to the most recent henry rifles. And yes I know about the upgrade kit you can buy

But from the factory, what weight of pull are you seeing? Crisp or creepy?

Thanks

I have a Henry 327 federal. I’d guess the trigger pull to be about 5 pounds. It’s certainly not light. It’s not creepy or gritty. It shouldn’t be an impediment to the accuracy that you’ll need to hit what you shoot at with the Buckhammer.

I have a Henry .45-70 with the tube feed. The trigger is relatively light, about 3# and surprisingly nice.

The brass butt plate had to go though.

The Henry X model I recently bought has about a 4.5-5 lb. trigger that has a slight creep. I'll have it cleaned up a little bit, later.

Have two Henry's, .357 and .45 Colt. Both triggers are pretty smooth. No creep. Both are pre side gate models. No issues.

4.5 lbs, no creep like on the new Marlin Classics

I have a Henry .22 LR. Originally the trigger was about 4.5-5 lbs. I did some very careful stoning and got it down to a crisp 3.5 lbs.