Hunting with The Henry New Original!
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2021
- We are kicking off season 3 of Hunt with a Henry with a bang! In this episode Cody is headed out to his home farm in Nebraska to try to put some more deer meat in the freezer with The Henry New Original 45 Colt!
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Now we just need to find some place with these in stock.
Ikr, makes ya wonder if people are just purchasing them for the sake of purchasing.
Wait couple of years for that
We will be able to buy the rifle in 5 years and the ammo......God only knows...
Aren't they expensive?
U can order them i picked up 1 yesterday done shot it about 30 times
Now we're talking. What a fantastic, historic round. We need to see a lot more 45 Colt, can't wait to check it out.
Just got a 45-70. This will be my first deer season, at ripe old age of 40. Wish me luck.
Have one in 40-40, my first Henry (ever, quite a few now), Love me some Henry. God Bless Texas 👍🏼❤️🇺🇸🤠
45 long colts a surprisingly capable round. That was a pretty good shot too.
It's about time, one in .45 Colt.
AdirondackBuzzard think they have been out for awhile I have the 44 mag and a 22 LR Henry !!! They are great shooting guns !!!
I STILL want an All Weather in 22LR
500 magnum carbine, octagon barrel
They might be able to make that work with the 45/70 receiver, it might not be wide enough.
Or even 460 Magnum.
Ultimate moose round
I've got a Henry brass chambered in 30-30 with an octagon barrel and a Henry .22. Smoothest lever actions made.
“We only eat deer meat.” I’m gonna have to come back and hunt some squirrels.”
I love Henry videos! Really enjoyed yours! Keep them coming. Beautiful rifle. I have the Henry.357 brass, absolutely love it!
Great shot. So cool to fill a freezer with an 1860. Doing what they were made to do for 162 years and counting.
Great way to kick off the season 3! Really enjoy the videos, keep ‘em coming.
Always a Cody and Henry videos ! God Bless You Boy !
Great shooting Cody, enjoyed watching!
Great hunt Cody and nice shot.
I love my henry in 45 colt. I use it to deer hunting. I wish henry made revolver in the same caliber as there rifle. I would buy one right away to match the rifle.
Jody Kidd The reason I bought the 44 Mag. Henry was so I could shoot my 44 mag pistol shells in the rifle !!! Love it !!!
Question my friend what kind of load are you using for Hunting
2 years ago I ordered me the henry 357/38 special in round 20 inch barrel with the big loop.and a Taurus raging hunter 357/38 special with 8 and 3-3/4 inch barrel,on my henry I put me my last new nikon prostaff 4/12/40 bdc scope on it and a rifle sling that saids henry on it.and on my Taurus pistol I put me a vortex crossfire 2 red dot scope on it.now when I go deer hunting I have a rifle and a pistol that uses the same ammo for me to deer hunt with!!!!!
Great video. I hunted with my Henry 45-70this year. Didn’t get a deer with it yet, but always next season.
When are you expecting to open your factory again? Told by my local "fun shop" that you're closed.
I got a 1866 45LC by Cimmeron, 17 1/2” blued perfect woods killer. Winchester silver tips. Up close and personal. 👍🏼
Great hunting series!
Just picked up a Henry Silver in 357 mag. Very impressed with the capability of this rifle!
Nicely done.
Cool video 📸 and a awesome 😎 Henry !
I own the 1860 Henry Trapper 45 Long Colt I love that rifle
good shooting man i gott to love the henry cool gun tums upp
Nice.. Congratz your new gun
"Loving every minute of it"!
Good shot!
My Las Vegas lawyer neighbor up on the mountain owns every golden boy caliber made. When I ask him how they shoot he said I dont know, never shot one. I just buy them because they are so pretty.
I love seeing hunting videos of hunters using the .45 Colt. I have a Henry Big Boy Steel in .45 Colt that I have been shooting with cowboy loads. I am keen to hunt with it using more powerful loads. I was wondering what load you were using to harvest this deer. What it a factory loading? Or, was it a handload? Thank you for your time and thank you for putting out these videos. Take care and stay free. :)
Told my father about this one. He loves not only the old henry rifles but 45 colt. Put a big dumb grin on his face
Awesome! 👍🏾😀❤️🇺🇸
I cannot say thank you enough for this video.
I have been wanting to take this exact rifle out for a deer hunt but have been to concerned with killing power. This is all I needed to see, I cannot wait for this upcoming hunting season!
Thanks immensely!
concerned with killing power its a .230 grain bullet this will stop anything on our continent
@@justinshepherd4020 I appreciate the info! When I bought the gun in this video I was looking at hunting forums and everyone and their mother was saying how it was a terrible idea. The bullet in this video is a Federal America Eagle 225 gr according to Cody the guy in the vid.
I'm not sure it would be super ethical to try and take a bison or large bull elk with a .45lc out of a cowboy gun IMHO
@@jfrantz84 you could safely kill an elephant with the round at a distance of 50 yards or less its a big slow moving heavy round .the cowboys thought little or nothing of dropping a Buffalo with one out of a pistol....
@@justinshepherd4020 mmmmm I’m fairly certain a .45LC isn’t dropping an elephant, and i have never heard of anyone killing a bison with one now or in previous eras in an ethical sense at least. They used to use the Sharps Model 1874 rifle chambered in .50-90 named the “Buffalo gun” back in the 1800’s and being in Wyoming with some of the best bison hunting in the world and doing plenty of hunting I’d be astonished to see someone using a .45LC on Elk or Bison let alone an elephant.
@@jfrantz84 I suppose you have heard of a sharps rifle single shot etc?what do you imagine they shoot? then there is the Spencer rifle its a .54 lil bigger but you get the idea.There are reports of walker colts taking Buffalo as well granted it's a lil different but I think you see we're its leading good day sir.
I'm a civil war reanactor I have a uberty 1860 henry in 44/40. Never hunted with it yet but. It's on my list to do!!
That rifle exactly but in half scale in .22 lr, would be a miniature and awesome.
Good shooting 👍
Great video!!!
This is gonna be good.
I got a spike with my Original Henry 1860 in 44/40 this year .
I especially like that 44 Magnum.
Good stuff, gonna try to use my 92 45 colt this year. Just curious, what ammo did you use? And what grain weights?
I hunt with a Henry big boy 44mag. Probably my favorite gun. Just sucks my eyes are starting to go and I’m going to have to put a sight on it. A set of night sights or hd sights would be awesome.
Is Henry going to make avail. a after market elevator so "baby" 45 colt " cowboy special" ammo can be used to get even closer to the mag capacity and load of the Original Henry 44 flat rim fire? It is avail. now for Uberti's 1860 model.
Best rifles ever made.
Did u have a pass threw?
+p ammo!??
I bought a Henry big boy x in 45 colt this year 4 hunting in Maine.
I'll be using Underwood ammo in a flat nose rated 960 fps with 250 grain leads.
I still need to test that ammo for penetration.
Never heard of deer hunting with a 45 LC, but it got the job done.
Very capable. Especially with handloads.
My aunt took a moose with my 454 Casull carbine at 75 yards. So a 45 colt can definitely kill a deer inside of 100 , no problem
@Alberta Outdoors, a 454 casull and a 45 long colt aren’t even close when it come to power. Lol, I’d say a 454 out of a rifle could take down anything in North America issue free.
I'm just curious? Did they have video cameras back in 1860? I have to get one in 45 Colt.
Want one in 45 with sling swivels. Complement my Schofield and 1875 Remington. And I would use it because made in America.
I see you said it was Federal American Eagle, but which bullet? Cowboy load or JHP?
Just got meself a Henry 44-40 through a private Party sell and it is the best rifle I have ever had.I am trying to figure out how old the rifle is.
Is there any way they can pull off a 454 cassul?
That'd be a great stopping rifle. A 460 SW magnum chamber would feed the 454 cassull and the 45 colt. I wonder if either are possible.
Toggle action is to weak, thats why browning designed the 1876 and 1886.
Toggle link system is too weak for the 460 or the 454 . But it could handle 44 Magnum factory loads .
I would say it is possible since Big Horn Armory makes a 454 version although you can't get their guns in places like California and they are very expensive. If they made a 454 Henry especially in side gate you could pair it with a Taurus 454 or a Ruger Alaskan 454. I doubt they will make it tho as there simply isn't that much demand compared to .44 mag and .357 mag.
@@muffinxcancer I sent them a question on that. Would like to pair a .460 with my X-frame. They referred me to their Engineering team.
Good day ,eh, I own a beauty of a 44 mag, the classic bigboy, I had a heck of a time trying to sight the rifle in, no matter where I adjusted the sights to it always shot way high, so, I put on skinner sights, finally I can hit what I'm aiming at, lol, it's my go to rifle, actually, the only rifle I own, I sold all my other rifles n bought the bigboy, best rifle I've ever owned, shakyjake out.
Hey would you Mind sharing what ammo you use for deer? I own a Henry 45lc big boy and would like to hunt whitetail with it this year but I’m not sure what ammo would get the job done best. Thanks I. Advance
Cool!
nice to see that gun doing something besides being looked at
That close and you couldn't drop her in her tracks. My late Dad Dad said don't shoot unless you have a kill shot
I found a brand new Henry rifle in August or September of 2020. Bought it immediately. It is the color case hardened Henry in .357 magnum/.38 special. I jumped the gun a little bit. It is not the side gate loading rifle, but I will never get rid of it. My next Henry rifle will be the side gate in .357 magnum/.38 special. If I live long enough, I will be a Henry rifle collector. I love Henry rifles. Made in America or not made at all.
Partner we have very similar story's , my first Henry was the BigBoySteel 20" 357 much like yours back when they didn't have loading gates, at the time I was torn between that and other brands in 357 when I walked into a shop that had a trade in for $600 it looked brand new aside from some markings where the previous owner had installed either a Skinner or scope mount on the top just a hardly noticeable scuffing on the top around the 3 screws otherwise perfect and I absolutely love that little rifle it's still my primary go-to farm tool and is the tightest grouping PC levergun of all I have ever had, believe it or not I can stack holes in a paper plate offhand within 40-50 yards with my "custom" ammo which is why it's my favorite for local work it's just simply on point ,after I purchased it I emailed Henry's customer service to ask info about the warranty it being used and all and I ended up having a conversation with a lady within 30 hours of sending the email and they made me feel like they really really cared about my business and stood behind their products like no other, now before I got into a never ending Henry craze-phase from this single used purchase and a pleasant conversation with an employee I was and still am a HUGE CZ fan and have stocked freezers many years with Marlin 336 and 1895 and as much as I appreciate and love the quality of my CZ's (that's a long list over a long time period) it's really the moral core of Henry in today's time that puts them at the absolute top of my list anytime I'm interested in something new now I check them first, since the BBS 357 that's still my primary farm tool especially now that you have to pretty much make what you put in it 357/38 uses the least raw material I have added 243 long ranger ,Axe for my lady,38-55 sideloader that's just used for goofing around a .22 and 22mag for the young'ns and I aim to aquire a X model in 44 then semi retiring the 1895 for a new sideloader 45&70 Henry is a brand that has earned my respect and I am proud to support. The only con to a Henry is cowboy action or competition shooting it's much better to have an open top action outside of competition they are simply the best especially in pistol caliber.
@@wolfmanrebel874-I also have a Marlin 336 lever action rifle chambered in 30-30. I have never owned any CZ firearm, but I have heard that the CZ 75 pistol is one of the best pistols ever made. Henry is an excellent company with excellent customer service from what I have heard. The reason why I bought my Henry rifle was for it to be a companion to my Ruger GP100. They are both chambered in 357 magnum/38 special. They are both excellent shooters. I hope that you enjoy your Henry as much as I have been enjoying mine.
The original used rimfire cartridges loaded with black powder.
What kind of bullets were you using?
Nice shot placement! A .45 Colt will do it quickly! What's your opinion on hunting white tail with a .357 Henry Carbine?
More than capable. My first deer was taken with with a Henry All Weather in .357 Mag.
@@arshaw150 what ammo?
What ammo were you using?
I would buy the new original if it was made in .44 mag. I'm not buying a rifle in an expensive novelty/archaic cartridge when a very available, capable option exists.
.44-40 WCF and .45 Colt are not available except online or in cowboy rated loads.
.45 Colt loads can be great (buffalo Bore deer grenades come to mind) but .44 mag offers a ton of good options with availability and similar bore size/ammo capacity.
I'll take a 44-40 over 45 but it'll definitely get the job done
One day iam getting one
The Abandoned Rail Road Trussel is interesting to me ?????
This was an old rail road that ran through our home farm years ago. Pretty sure they stopped using it before I was born and Im 30. It is a pretty cool old trussel! - Cody
Always go to creek beds or water
What kind of ammo do you shoot? I have killed several deer with 45 colt but have never had a complete pass through and had to recover without a blood trail. I've just about given up on the 45 colt for deer because of this. Great video!
Have you tried Hornady leverevolution 45 Colt? They hit a little harder. I've dropped a few deer where they stood with this round with complete pass thru out if 16" barrel carbine
@@mattteeple2605 No I haven't. I will give them a try...thank you
@@lathan6746 try them they are good
Get a cast bullet load with a wfn
The 45 lc was actually designed to bring down a horse in early west
I just wouldn’t use the golden boy fir hunting but i use your guys 45colt in a grey body killed two deer so far amazing gun
What ammo did you use?
I've been trying to find a Henry in 44 mag, but nothing is out there right now to our game from what I can see. I do see some in 45 colt. My area is a straight walled cartridge area. Seems the 45 colt can do the job. Debating if I should wait for 44s to start showing up online or in the stores or pull the trigger on the 45 Colt. Any thoughts from others?
The original henry model type 45 colt like this one, or one of the modern henry models?
I own all sorts of guns, rifles, shotguns, pistols.
The one I didn't own was a lever action rifle.
I had several choices when I was about to complete my collection.
The Henry Big Boy Classic was the most gorgeous one out of all of them, they had it in .357, .44 magnum and 45 colt.
Naturally I was leaning towards the .44 magnum like so many do due to it's power.
The sales person recommended the 45 colt and here is why.
It's more versatile, you can shoot cowboy loads all day long and barely feel it, you can shoot standard loads for more power for such things as hunting deer.
Even though it looks like a classic cowboy gun, it's not, it will handle any pressure rounds you can fit up to 300 grains.
This Henry 45 colt will fire without a problem any +p ammo.
Example Buffalo Bore Deer Grenades are 260 grain bullets with a muzzle velocity of 1900 fps delivering 2100 foot pounds of energy, compare that to a 30-30 and you'll see this load is more powerful than a 30-30 at 100 yards.
That's more juice than you need to even kill a Grizzly.
What ever you decide, the 44 magnum is not a bad choice either.
If you handload, you can get 45 LC up into 44 mag territory.
I love me in 45 long colt
Wil y’all be making revolvers anytime soon? All my hunting rifles are Henrys, and they need little brothers.
No real reason for them to get into wheel guns when S&W, colt, ruger, uberti, peitta, and magnum research on the block. New options are nice but the market is pretty saturated.
I would buy those
Henry has never made revolvers and they never will. Get a smith and Wesson!
@@tomwatson3156 People also said they’d never make a rifle with a loading gate, yet here we are...
@@Thisshitcrazybruh true, but that was still within their forte, the Henry name is linked to rifles and a foray into true pistols would probably not go too well
Vertical loading could cause a bad day of hunting when a shell explodes in the loading tube. Be careful all it takes is a sensitive primer and simple gravity.
45 Colt is round nose, highly unlikely.
Is it a rifle from the Civil War? Lol
Well it seems to me that if it was actually a new original it would be chambered in 44 henry rinfire B.Tyler Henry invented it and Winchester had the financial backing and when it went bankrupt Winchester ended up with the company and the rest is history but the Henry company of today is not in anyway affiliated with the old Henry company
is that .45 Long Colt ? I would be happy with .44 Mag
there was no such thing as long colt when this cartridge was invented so...
@@justinshepherd4020 original Henry’s were 44 rimfire so no centerfire cartridge is going to be historically accurate in this rifle. So..
@@bradlyzelivetz1473 yes I know that the cartridge in question was the .45 colt as there is no such thing as long colt.
@@bradlyzelivetz1473 unless that is sam colts middle name was long and then you know maybe but ...
@@justinshepherd4020 The debate over whether there is a .45 "Long" Colt cartridge is an on-going one that has been active for probably 75 years. Elmer Keith alluded to the arguments many years ago when he wrote "...Some newcomers to the game claim there is no such animal, but if they had shot the short variety that Remington turned out in such profusion before, during and after World War I they would see there was some basis in referring to the .45 Colt as the .45 Long..." (Elmer Keith, Sixguns, page 285)
How much was that thing?
Glad you proved to the many naysayers that a deer can be harvested with a 45 Colt at short ranges.
The barrel makes a difference.
Is this factory ammo loaded to black powder pressures, or is it modern pressure loads. I am guessing the original Henry design cannot handle modern pressure rounds.
This is factory ammo. Americsn Eagle ammo from federal is what was used for this hunt. - Cody
Do you know the weight and speed of the ammo?
What type of ammo did you use ?
Federal American Eagle. Also take a look at the new Federal Hammer Down.
Can you tell us what ammo he was using in .45?
Federal American Eagle was used for this hunt.
@@HenryUSA How far would you shoot the American Eagles? Have you taken quite a few deer with that round? I have quite a few boxes of The Federals. Just looking for some real world experience with it. Im in Nebraska to.
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why not load it unchambered at your truck???
Alright , time to go find the 3,000 dollars it takes to buy the gun
Hunt with a Hanry Original in 44-40win be nice
How much kick would it be for a 12 year old boy.
not much at all
Coming from someone who has shot their share of button bucks..... I'm about 95% sure that was NOT a doe.
Why do you say that
@@kphuntingandfishing4337 1) has a short face and small ears compared to head size 2) Looks like it has very small nubs just barely starting to form behind the eyes, barely. Its mainly just the shape of the head.. You can see the darker colored hair behind they eye when he turns sideways. That side profile of the head screams button buck... 3) it's posture before the shot and general shape of the body once it turned broadside 4) typical for button bucks to hang around after all the other deer spook, they're dumb 6) pause at 6:24. The deer on the right looks like a doe. That deer and the one he shot have different head shapes and ear sizes 5) pretty sure I saw his pecker dangle right after the shot when he was running away slowed down .25x speed 6) shape of the head again when they flipped him in the truck, short face 7) no follow up of the hunter posing with the deer after the shot. A close up of the head would give it away.
@@mdees88 how do you slow it down?
@@kphuntingandfishing4337 on my phone I click the 3 dots in the top right corner of the video, then click playback speed and you can slow it down or speed it up.
@@mdees88 ok thanks I will check it out you sound like you know what you are talking about
That wasn't a button buck?
I was thinking the same thing.....
It sure looked like one to me.
@@mdees88 acted like one too. Those does took off, but Jr hung around.
Wish they made this gun in 44mag
The action isn't strong enough for magnum loads
I have henry .44 color case hardened. Some point i will kill some deer with it. I'm a big bow hunter. Nice video
The only thing I dont like is that it's so shiny an animal would notice that quickly
Having killed dozens of deer over the last 25 years in going to respectfully disagree.
If she could run that fast and that far, shouldn't she have been hit in a better spot? I haven't hunted yet.
No
No. She ran like 40 yards. She was dead in less than 10 seconds after the shot.
Why only 5 rounds in the gun and why isn't it loaded before your in the field
5 rounds is the law, it's safer to load at the hunting location
@@AF-mv8hq dont come to Alaska and hunt a grizzly will eat you at your truck before you step off the road .
@@macksbear it's obviously different in your rugged location. Of course I would want a high capacity big bore at my side all the time. But in a peaceful woodland area hunting deer, I wouldn't really worry. Especially when hunting with a weapon that dates back to the 1860's, where the only safety feature is the half cock hammer. Also if you stumble and fall with a full magazine tube of bullets, there is still a chance that a chain fire could occur, if the rifle is slammed against the ground hard enough. I've heard of chain fires occuring when somebody loads flat point cartridges, but they let the cartridges slide down the tube almost at a 90 degree angle, setting off the rounds.
@@AF-mv8hq dam that definitely would suck with the chain fire .
Make more 45-70 ASAP
just bought 250 rounds of 45 colt. after tax and shipping $415 dollars. yikes!
Shheeessshhhh
The 45 Colt is a prime candidate for reloading/loading your own ammo. Classic load of 8 gr of Unique and a 255 gr cast bullet will give you amost 900 rounds from a pound of powder .
@@bobmiller4383 How fast would you want a 255gr swc moving for deer?
@@casejasnoch2533 My friend has an 1866 Uberti Winchester carbine, and he has taken deer with standard Winchester factory soft point loads at around 900 Ft /sec from his gun . My black powder loads I use in my 1860 Uberti Henry are running at almost 1100 ft sec and give complete penetration on deer [ so far] The .45 colt as originally loaded was I believe, designed to be effective on horses, as specified by the Army . I load 38 gr of 3 F and the 255 gr cast lead bullet. It's no slouch in the game getting dept.
@@bobmiller4383 I’m having a friend that reloads. Reload me some 255gr SWCs that will be running about 1400ftps in my lever action. I wonder if that’s going to fast for deer and will be more than i need. I just want two holes.
Need to make 10mm one
Maby you could lean to polish a gun correctly and not buff out the lines on a beautiful octagon barrel. Only then would I be interested in a henry from henry.
Why does everyone chamber in the colt 45!? Surely this rifle was originally 44wcf so why not do a dedication video in that caliber instead of bloody colt 45 all the time!
no, the original caliber was not .44wcf. The original caliber was the .44 rimfire.
Lots BS unavailable