I have a Henry. Very nice quality. I couldn't find any flaws, and I'm picky.
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I have a Henry. Very nice quality. I couldn't find any flaws, and I'm picky.
I don't doubt the Henry, but the absence of a loading gate drove me to the Rossi. I know, I know, smoother action, better sights, etc. With more $$$ I'd have both.Originally Posted by GunBlast
I got the Rossi,Chiappa and a Henry and the Henry is by far the best for me
Apparently you can have several tubes pre-loaded with ammo, and you can quickly dump them into the loading tube.
Haven't seen it done though.
Does anyone know where to get the front barrel band screw.... Mine broke.
Also how the heck do i get/make this... That is amazing.... So practical and fun
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I have been trying to get this idea goin with my friend that has a lathe ... If someone knows where to get these that would be even easier. Sometimes a 44 mag is to much for a poor little ole grouse.
Last edited by sk8erfinch; 04-22-2013 at 03:02 PM.
My .45 RH is almost finished. I fitted my PGW stock and made a brass
butt plate from 1/8" flat bar. Along with a Steve's ejector spring plus my
own brass follower and lever resizing job, this rifle is just about ready.
I just have to get a couple of steel, oval head screws to replace the
wood screws that are temporarily holding the butt plate on.
These are fun guns to work with.
Last edited by SHELL SHUCKER; 04-22-2013 at 10:39 AM.
*LEAD* Still the best boolit material for huntin' & plinkin' for over 600 yrs.
Shoot well & load better.
Political Correctness is Fascism pretending to care.
Contact the member ANDYCAL (I think that is how it is spelled), he is the fellow that made and sold this to me.
My ranch hand is a 357, holds 8 shots and weight is close to 5 lbs, is this normal.
Wayne
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