Henry Big Boy Revolver Review: A Classic Wheelgun with Modern Flair

Welcome to our channel! In this video, we present an in-depth review of the **Henry Big Boy Revolver**. This revolver is Henry's first-ever wheelgun and is aesthetically modeled after the Big Boy rifle series. It features a deeply blued and polished steel frame, American walnut grips, and a polished brass trigger guard. The medium-sized frame sports a 6-round cylinder, a 4-inch barrel, and traditional revolver sights with a fixed rear notch and an interchangeable front blade. The Big Boy Revolver is chambered for .38 Special/.357 Magnum and is available with two styles of grips: a small and rounded birdshead-style grip and a larger and more traditionally shaped variant called the Gunfighter.
Stay tuned for our comprehensive review, where we'll discuss the revolver's performance, ergonomics, and overall shooting experience. Whether you're a seasoned shooter or new to firearms, this review will help you make an informed decision about the Henry Big Boy Revolver.
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[@sniperwolf883]

I was at my local gunshop today and checked one out, priced just under $900 and had a serial number in the 8000 range. It is a very good looking gun and is smooth as silk

[@A.G.798]

Very Nice Rifle and Revolvers from Henry, looks very very nice.

[@tommyj1811]

First range session today with mine. Quality fit and finish through and through. I have the birds head model and it conceals easily with the Bianchi Cyclone 111 in crossdraw. Its the L frame version and it fits perfectly. Great trigger and accuracy was bullets touching at 7 yards off hand. It rolls in the hand a bit with the 158 grain hollow point but the top "flair" of the grip stops it from rolling anymore and getting hammer bite. Well thought out.

[@michaelnesmith7069]

Excellent review! Can't wait to get my hands on one. Keep up the good work!

[@davidherbst]

Henry makes some great guns, an I am really liking the looks of this revolver. I feel compelled to point out, though, that this company has nothing to do with Tyler Henry, or the original rifles. It was founded in the mid 1990's.

[@BrianSmith-ql5nj]

45 colt pair with a mares leg big boy also in 45 colt.. beauty. Great review!👍👍

[@Bill-jv5eg]

Nice review, wheel guns looks great,,,,,I love revolvers , can’t beat them

[@shaunsian4784]

I would like to see Henry come out with a 44 magnum and 41 magnum and of course a 357 magnum but with 6" and 7" barrels with and integrated pic rail or the option of adding a rail for red dot or magnified optics for hunting deer or whatever and with fully adjustable rear sight

[@danielaramburo7648]

I like it. I might buy it in the future.

[@walterminer4990]

Great presentation! Best to ya',,,,!

[@easternyankee2096]

Good review !

[@reddawn2001]

i am really interested in this revolver. i hope it does sell very well. i would love to see it in larger caliber (ie: .44 spl or .45 Colt)

[@duanewellenkamp984]

Me too. I love 44 special

[@Posterharpua]

i love henry products. they just make awesome stuff in america and I'd be interested in this revolver.

[@LumpyinAZ]

This video will appeal to the youngin and increase future sales

[@MAG-li5jo]

THANKS for the video. I own the Big Boy Classic 357 rifle and i have been waiting forever for this revolver to get added to the California approved firearms list. Thank God, that FINALLY happened, but that Henry shaved/smoothed forcing cone has me concerned. I never saw it up close until now. I would rather snag a cleaning rag than crack a forcing cone.

[@ReichenbachEsq]

What is the latch for in the trigger guard?

[@thehillbillygamer2183]

I think this game would have did a lot better if they would have made the cylinder brass the hammer brass and of course the trigger guard

[@MasterChief0093]

I really hope they make an “x” version with fiber optic front and rear sights. Something that allows for 3rd party sights even. Polymer grip. Something you wouldn’t be afraid to be rough on.

[@stolnpckup]

I have this revolver in a gunfighter grip. I liked it so much. I bought myself a henry 357 rifle in brass to match. Even though I already have the 357 in color case. Now if and when they come out with the 44 or 45 colt. I guess I will be buying those also.

[@BlkHunterGatherer]

Is it reasonably sized for concealed carry? I can’t find anyone talking about that. Do you know of any wheel guns of comparable size?

[@stolnpckup]

@BlkHunterGatherer I am thinking a little smaller than the smith 686 or 66. It looks like the old smith's and colts from the 70s and 80s.

[@floridadad2817]

They’ll have my money the moment they do this revolver in 44 mag.

[@PurrsPlace]

All right! It's Justin Opinion! 8D

[@victorjohnson7512]

Best new revolver in decades. Fuck Colt.

[@heysomeone0310]

I looked at that revolver and ❤️ but I don’t think my Chinese lady will let me buy another gun

[@rayswiney7398]

I want the Birdshead but here in Commiefornia they'll only allow the Gunfighter. For now, I'm ordering the Gunfighter. If the Birdshead gets released ill get that too . Twos better than one.

[@nicholasg3250]

Really, I wanted to get the birdshead version too. God this fucking state sucks I can’t wait to leave.

[@thehillbillygamer2183]

Maybe if they would have made the whole thing polished brass that might have been worth it

[@ARTABLACKATL]

Baretha is the Best

[@richardkalbfeld]

For the cost of that revolver, I rather go with S&W model 60.

[@FrankCouch1847]

Richard , these have been showing up in my area for a month for $750. I got one and it is great and I also have a model 60 and would never give that up. The Henry is much heavier and recoil is much less.

[@thehillbillygamer2183]

If it was top break it'd be worth it otherwise I just get a Smith & Wesson from their classic line there ain't much difference and quiet Forest quality go Smith & Wesson is probably a little better I'm not saying Henry ain't got really good quality and I thought I'm thinking about getting a big boy Mare's Leg but I think I'd rather get a carbine

[@christophercolt1361]

MAKE MINE A SMITH M58 .41Mag!!!!!!!!!!!

[@thehillbillygamer2183]

Henry really screwed up on this they should make a modern top break revolvers but I would have made the hammer brass too And the cylinder

[@mkshffr4936]

A brass cylinder? Be sure to wear good PPE. I would love to see more break tops but the cost would be much higher and magnums out of the question.

[@samuelclayton4405]

Sidearms are Colts. Lever Rifles are Henerys. Just how it is Mac.

[@chadhaire1711]

what a crock....no adjustable sites is a no deal...too many of these are shooting far off point of aim.....

[@ReichenbachEsq]

I have revolver barrels turned to adjust for windage all the time. Once set, they are good to go. Takes very little movement to correct.

[@chadhaire1711]

@@ReichenbachEsq Dude what the fuk are you talking about---barrels are not "turned" to adjust for windage--are you hammering in a vice..LOL........please educated us on this one, I will take this to our gunsmith shop.

[@dr.phillnaadoftennessee.9788]

That ugly ass thing is $928 srp, ridiculous lol….

[@jayantjani4257]

Speaks a lot and the action and demo of gun are less not working 😕