Nice !! I have since sold this one and bought another in 45LC ua-cam.com/video/wVXFkKjo3dA/v-deo.html 44-40 ammo is so hard to find up here and i also was able to get an iron frame one (44-40). Im in love with toge LA and they are a pleasure to shoot. Is it for collecting or using?
@@PanzerGunsAmmo well it’s definitely not an Original Henry and Henry today is not the Henry company from the 1860’s as they was acquired by Winchester.
@@millcreekrange - well... no one is claiming that it's the original company, or that it's an "original" Henry rifle manufactured in the 1860's... just that it's built as a copy of the "original 1860 patent" of Benjamin Tyler Henry's rifle... get a grip man! at least it's ALL American made unlike anything you can purchase new from the "Newhaven Repeating Arms Co" - AKA- "Winchester Arms"... their best rifles are built in Japan... not saying Winchesters aren't good... just say'n they ain't American made like ALL Henry rifles are... and the "Original" is a dam nice rifle! I have a collection of old Winchesters and all of them but one are pre WWI rifles and the quality of my "Henry's Original" is right on par... or better! I absolutely love it every bit as much as my Winchesters and it's a fantastic rifle for a pistol cartridge lever gun. It would be one of the last rifles I would ever get rid of... If you have a problem with them being made by "Henry Repeating Arms Co"... I guess you could always purchase an Italian copy... because Winchester doesn't make one and if they did, it would probably be built in Japan like all of their other classics.
I know i said it plenty in the video, but it really is a NICE rifle!!!
guy! thank you~tha'ts excellent uploading~ farewell-🖐
Thanks for watching, Cheers!
I ordered a Henry new Original 2nd Generation engraved 1 of 1000 and the wait for delivery is 8 days away!
Nice !! I have since sold this one and bought another in 45LC
ua-cam.com/video/wVXFkKjo3dA/v-deo.html
44-40 ammo is so hard to find up here and i also was able to get an iron frame one (44-40). Im in love with toge LA and they are a pleasure to shoot.
Is it for collecting or using?
Where did you get this from ?
E-Mail me as per other comment, thanks for watching.
Nice rifle, but Henry is not part of the Original Henry.
That's the name of the rifle from Henry repeating arms.
@@PanzerGunsAmmo well it’s definitely not an Original Henry and Henry today is not the Henry company from the 1860’s as they was acquired by Winchester.
@@millcreekrange - well... no one is claiming that it's the original company, or that it's an "original" Henry rifle manufactured in the 1860's... just that it's built as a copy of the "original 1860 patent" of Benjamin Tyler Henry's rifle... get a grip man! at least it's ALL American made unlike anything you can purchase new from the "Newhaven Repeating Arms Co" - AKA- "Winchester Arms"... their best rifles are built in Japan... not saying Winchesters aren't good... just say'n they ain't American made like ALL Henry rifles are... and the "Original" is a dam nice rifle! I have a collection of old Winchesters and all of them but one are pre WWI rifles and the quality of my "Henry's Original" is right on par... or better! I absolutely love it every bit as much as my Winchesters and it's a fantastic rifle for a pistol cartridge lever gun. It would be one of the last rifles I would ever get rid of... If you have a problem with them being made by "Henry Repeating Arms Co"... I guess you could always purchase an Italian copy... because Winchester doesn't make one and if they did, it would probably be built in Japan like all of their other classics.
186p is junk anyway. Must be why Winchester stopped making them. Henry, made in America, by Salvadorans.