gerrycaruso
NES Member
I have a Winchester 9422 and my son just bought a Henry lever action .22. I was curious to see how they compared so I brought them both to the range today. I shot 10 shot groups at 25 yards with several loads. I shot with both the original sights and with a scope mounted. The accuracy was about equal. Both rifles are grooved for scope mounting though I don't think a scope looks right on a traditional lever action rifle. Both also have very smooth actions and walnut stocks. The Winchester is about a grand for a used one in nice condition and the Henry can be had new for a little over $300.00. The Winchester has been working flawlessly for decades but the Henry is new so I can't comment on it's durability. From what I've seen, the Henry is a lot of gun for the money and I'd probably buy one if I didn't already have the Winchester.