Any one have any experience with them?

Accurate and smooth and well made

Not a trapline gun IMO since 22 shorts or longs are good on yotes

I always thought the .22 mag over preformed at close range and under preformed at long range that would be out here in open country.

I've got a henry 22lr frontier. When it works it's an awesome accurate gun. Been back to the factory 3 times already. Kinda just gave up on it. Ftf,fte. Sits in the safe right next to the remington 7400 in the junk corner.

I have 2 Henry's, a .22lr and a magnum. Both fail to eject almost every shot since new.

I have a Henry 22 mag and a Winchester 22 mag. They are hard to tell apart right down to the checkering. The Henry is smoother action, and the only thing I just don't like about it is there is no halfcock as the Winchester has. It works as it should and shoots good. I have no faults with the gun.

I have the same problem with my Henry 22 mag, wont eject after you fire a shot, which isn’t fun when hog hunting and they are 10 yards or closer to you.

I sold them for years. We did have to send some in for repair.
I dont care for the henrys because some of the "shiny" isnt metal its buffed synthetic something or other.

I bought the youth model for a trapping rifle in .22 LR the first thing I did was change out the plastic front barrel sight/clamp with a metal one I found on EBay then I put a skinner peep sight on the back. Love the gun took it turkey camp and let a young man put a brick of .22s through it, worked like a champ I like it so much I’m keeping it in good shape for the grandkids.

Thats Awesome Law Dog. I have a Golden Boy .22 put away New in box for one of my Grandkids to inherit. At age 12

* I won it for selling Raffle tickets one year!

I have a Henry 22 mag pump. Love it. Fun to shoot.