IMG Jim Grant
U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Some of my all-time favorite guns to shoot are lever-action rifles like the Henry Frontier. Something about the entirely analog, user-controlled mechanics of them just makes the entire experience just that, an experience. Yes, there are more modern, more efficient firearms that outperform these guns, but few can capture the magic of pinging a distant tin can with an old-school brass bead sight. In fact, when I’m not shooting something with a bigger thump, the first gun I reach for is my personal Henry Frontier.
That gun in particular has seen thousands of rounds fired through it without a single hiccup and was my go-to squirrel/can slayer for nearly a decade. I only stopped using it so much when I purchased an Innovative Arms rimfire suppressor. At which point, my old SIG 522 equipped with a red dot and a factory-threaded barrel took over the Henry’s duties as pest-controller and fun plinker. But that all changed a few months ago when Henry