I see that the Henry Repeating Arms Company has decided to move its 100% Made In America operation out of the gun-hating state of New Jersey to the friendlier boundaries of Wisconsin.
Considering that Wisconsin is a super-prime target market for their lever-action rifles — all that deep-woods hunting, oh my — this should come as no surprise to anyone. (I’m kinda curious as to why not Pennsylvania, but they doubtless have good reasons for the Midwest destination.)
The only question that I — and every American gun owner — would have is: What the hell took you so long?
There are not that many, if any, gun manufacturers from which I could buy pretty much all the guns in their catalogue without regret, but Henry is definitely one.
I don’t care if the technology is old-fashioned and dated — what the hell, so am I — but this is one rifle I’ve never owned, but should have.