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Posted: 9/29/2025 9:32:13 AM EDT
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Was watching a video and the guy had Henry on his list of worst guns. Said his Henry X is pretty expensive for a gun that rust easily. Added that a friend with a shop has to wipe them down to keep them from rusting on the rack. Anyone have the same experience? I thought they used a cerakote finish. I carried my X last time I went hunting and did not notice any surface rust. On the other hand, took my sons Mossy Patriot out and it was developing surface rust from the humidity after a couple days. |
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I have the steel carbine 44 my sweat makes any gun rust they all have to be wiped down after use. I don’t see the finish on my sample of one being worse or better yet than any other gun. I hunted all season long with mine last year nothing to complain about regarding finish. 5~ months hunting I have issues with the gun but finish isn’t one of them. Picky about bullets and screws loosen with little use. |
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Originally Posted By c8z06: Not bad for being 160YO ...... https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/541637/100_3266_JPG-2556555.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/541637/100_3252_JPG-2556557.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/541637/100_3253_JPG-2556558.jpg https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/541637/100_3255_JPG-2556560.jpg Comes into a technical thread to flex. |
| I've got the basic, cheap H001 .22lr and the bluing isn't great, but it is a bargain/entry level model. I wish they sold the same design with an all steel receiver, nice wood and high gloss bluing as an heirloom model. The rifle itself works fine but it's a tool, not an heirloom. |
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