I have owned a Henry .17HMR for over a year now and it is by far the best rifle I own and I will be buying larger calibers in the future. Made in America. Shot in America. Loved in America. Thank you so much for the quality American made product.

Dear Mr Imperato

thank you for keeping Henry hear in the U.S.A  I recently purchased a 22 Golden Boy. I own several guns costing a lot more than the goldenboy but none are as well made as  my henry .In my opinion. Nor have i or my 12 year old son had so much fun shooting at the gun club together. Thank you and your craftsman so much.

"MADE IN AMERICA AND PRICED RIGHT" would be an accurate company motto if you had actually said:   MADE IN AMERICA AND PRICED RIGHT WITH SUPERIOR CUSTOMER SERVICE"

Thank you.

My friend and I were shoot our rimfires this morning, I was shooting my H001 and he was shooting his Japanese made Browning BL22. The Henry consistently shot better groups than the Browning. Average 3/4" to the Browning's 1". Thank you for keeping your products American made and providing your very skilled employees the much needed jobs in these trying economic times.   Sincerely

This is my new Henery Lever action 22. I bought it for my 65th birthday and Just love it

Dear Anthony,

Attached please find a photo that I received from John Wyman,Hunter Education Inddor Shooting Range, Fairbanks, AK of a group of campers, ages 11-14, who attended one of this summer's sessions of the Alaska Department of Fish & Game's Alaska Conservation Camp.  Each camp session hosts up to 30 youth and teaches hands-on hunting, shooting, fishing and related activities and skills.

John expressed their thanks to YSSA (see the lane banner in the photo) and partnering businesses and manufacturers that help make the Alaska Conservation Camp happen.  Thank you to you and Henry Repeating Arms for your continued support of youth shooting sports.

Dear Mr. Imperato: I was watching the Fox news channel last night and lo and behold a commercial for HENRY rifles came on the screen.  I think it's the first commercial in twentyfive years that I have not muted. Thanks for the advertisement it was wonderful.

On another note, is it possible to obtain a price list for small parts for my H001 carbine? I wold like to acquire a collection of parts in the event there is a malfunction.

I have mounted a Weaver 1x3 power scope on it. That 1x setting is wonderfully fast. I'll be 83 this month and still able to shoot fairly accurately. A lot of joy in my life is attributable to my Henry. I have owned quite a few rifles in my life, but the Henry sits up there on top. Thank you for a very great product.

Here is a picture on my son Danny with his HOO4BSA 201 and in full uniform!  He loves his rifle, but still has'nt shot it.  He says he wants to save it for his Eagle scout son.  We'll see.  Sorry it took so long, but it seems to be the boy scout way. Thank you again for ALL YOUR HELP!!!!!!!!!!!

Dear friends at HRAC   There are few things in life that are worth waiting for and are to be treasured once they arrive, such is the case of my new brass Henry 30-30 that finally arrived last week - it is simply beautiful - a work of art. Thanks to each and every employee of HRAC. I have numerous Winchesters, Marlins, Brownings and Milsurps at home the the HENRYs give me the most pride of ownership - thay are simply awesome !!! Thanks also for "keeping it American" !   With warm regards,

a great big thank you for what your doing for me. bryon called me to say lori i guess called him. about the shipment. my son is going to flip out over this. he loves shooting my 17 when he's back. like i said anthony this will be my 3rd henry and it won't be my last. i need to order a 22 that i can shoot. bryon my dealer has the 22 form the historical armory and said he's extremly proud of it. they look great with the engraving on them. i had forgot he got one, actually he order 6 out of the ten they made for our county, for other people in my town. before to long he'll be a henry man himself. especially after the way you looked after me. thanks again anthony which is my father, and my brothers name. my grandmother on my dads side was full italian. her name was fuastina angelina bortteliti im not sure of the spelling now on her last name. she was born in northern italy came with he parents when she was seven.  i will put in the henry word to all my shooting buddys.

again thanks