Black powder in an Uberti 1860 Henry Rifle

Started by Bottom Dealin Mike, June 17, 2015, 02:10:49 PM

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Bottom Dealin Mike

I was at the range today with an Uberti 1860 Henry Rifle repro. Here's a little taste.

https://www.full30.com/video/9419e1ada1893c8cfbe97afe8537b1e3

Thumb Buster

 ;D ;D ;D ;D  Thanks Mike.  Love the smoke and flame also.
"Those who pound their guns into plowshears will plow for those who didn't"  --Thomas Jefferson

Bruce W Sims

Good Stuff! Were those your own loads?

Best Wishes,

Bruce
Best Wishes,

Bruce

Bottom Dealin Mike

Yup, my loads, 35 grains of 2Fg under a 200-grain Mav Dutchman bullet

Jake C

Looks like it'd be a blast to shoot. I was originally iffy on 1860 Henry rifles, but now they're beginning to grow on me a lot.
Win with ability, not with numbers.- Alexander Suvorov, Russian Field Marshal, 1729-1800

Lefty Dude

Nice teaser, can't wait for the full Video.

44WCF or 45 colt ?

Fox Creek Kid

Not being critical here, but why are you lowering the rifle from your shoulder to rack the lever? It's much easier to press back with your left hand to keep the shoulder "weld" while racking it and fight the urge to raise your head.   ;)

Dick Dastardly

That's the caliber the Mav Dutchman was designed for.  It also works well in 44 ELR (Magnum) and 44 Spl.  I shoot it out of a brace of original RVs chambered for 44 ELR. (Extra Long Russian). Also out of my Browning 92 in the same caliber.  Runs great all day long and the next day if need be.

Fine photos of the venerable Henry design.  Personally, I never liked 'em because my left hand got too hot. . . :-)

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