They aren’t light, but fall well within the range I prefer. Walnut and steel aren’t getting any lighter. Get one in .45/70 and you’ll probably appreciate the weight. Most lever-actions are far from light too, compared to synthetic-stocked bolt actions, and I see the Henry SS as competing with those, and winning on price, and often accuracy. Hard to find another rifle as nice as a Henry SS for around $500.

The triggers on rifles produced in 2020 and later are the new, much-improved ones. Based on reviews of new lever actions that I’ve read, most have heavy trigger pulls. They are stocked to accommodate iron sights, but so are most leverguns.


What fresh Hell is this?