Having 2, a Golden Boy in 44mag and the steel 45-70.. plus others from Marlin, a .357, .30-30 and a pair of 30carbine levers... the sub-MOA to me is a bit of a stretch. Don't get me wrong.. Henry makes some good stuff, and it's pricey.. and oh so smooth.... That accuracy might be obtainable with perfect handloads in perfect conditions with a hand selected accurized rifle.. a lever action isn't a sniper, nor is it built for that kinda task.. 2 inches at a 100yards... or minute of white tail I'd deem sufficient for them, which either of these can do, just ask the 3 deer. One ding on Henrys... the tube fed design... the side loading gate is so much easier.
Actually... I've been considering another Henry... in 327 Federal Magnum, and I discovered there is a 454 Casull lever action.


