Henry Golden Boy rifles BSA editions

[tonyguns 10]

I emailed the scouter.com Contact Us two times about advertising on the site but have not gotten any replies. We are an official licensee of the BSA and want to make site members aware of our products. We manufacture the Henry Golden Boy "Boy Scouts of America" Centennial Edition 22LR and the Henry Golden Boy "Eagle Scout" Edition 22LR rifles. Please have someone at scouter.com contact me at anthony@henryrepeating.com about banner ads and email blasts. Site members can obtain our free catalog and information on the BSA editions at www.henryrifles.com

[Melgamatic 16]

I've been thinking about buying one of the BSA rifles, and just saw that it was $20 off in the latest Cabela's sale circular!

 

[tonyguns 10]

Thank you for your interest in the Henry BSA Centennial Edition, we certainly appreciate it.

[JoeBob 606]

I liked the looks of the Eagle Scout rifle:

 

http://www.henryrifles.com/h004es_eaglescout.cfm

 

But it's only in .22. Who am I fooling? I'd never shoot a collector like that, so it doesn't really matter what the caliber is!

 

I can attest to the shootabilty of the Henry Big Boy in .45LC.

 

;^)

JoeBob

[JoeBob 606]

I liked the looks of the Eagle Scout rifle:

 

http://www.henryrifles.com/h004es_eaglescout.cfm

 

But it's only in .22. Who am I fooling? I'd never shoot a collector like that, so it doesn't really matter what the caliber is!

 

I can attest to the shootabilty of the Henry Big Boy in .45LC.

 

;^)

JoeBob

[beakerscout 10]

I have four Henry rifles: The BSA centennial edition, the Accubolt and a Goldenboy all in .22 caliber and a brass and octagon barrel 30/30.

 

They are all outstanding rifles, but I dont shoot the centennial rifle.

[Eagle1973 10]

I dunno, $900 for a "non-shooter"... Any of the profit going back to BSA?

[Narraticong 15]

These "commemerative" rifles all look nice, but how many of them hold their value? Years after issue you can find them at well under the advertised price. I suppose if you are OK with paying the steep cost for the gun, and you don't intend to ever sell it, then have at it.

 

Ken

[tonyguns 10]

Thanks to all who are responding to my posting. Thank those who own our rifles, we certainly appreciate it. The 75th anniversary model made by Winchester has in fact gone up in value and is sought after. The BSA earns royalties on every gun sold. Appreciate spreading the word thru the scouting world on these editions. Thanks again.

[Eagle1973 10]

My question answered, thanks Tony.