The Henry Model X and Remington 360 Buckhammer might be the most exciting combo to hit the deer woods in years—especially if you hunt in a straight-wall–only state.

In this episode, we break down why the Model X is more than a classic lever gun with a new paint job. We talk synthetic stocks, M-LOK and rail mounting options, side loading gate plus tube load, threaded barrels for suppressors, optic-ready receivers, and that smooth Henry action everyone keeps raving about.

Then we dive into the 360 Buckhammer itself: a .358 straight-wall cartridge with 30-30-like ballistics, Core-Lokt 180 and 200 grain options, flat trajectory to 200 yards, and more than enough energy for whitetail, mule deer, black bear, and other big game. We compare it to 350 Legend and 450 Bushmaster, and discuss where this round really shines in real-world hunting distances.

If you’re looking for a modern lever-action setup that’s legal in straight-wall states, suppressor-friendly, and hits well above its weight class, this briefing will tell you why the Henry Model X in 360 Buckhammer is on a lot of hunters’ short list.