Polish em up bright and show them off here!!! (pic posting thread)

[Sergeant Klondike]

You, sir, are obviously a man of refined taste and good breeding! 

Ha ha!   I've been accused of many things, but never being refined or good breeding

[Sergeant Klondike]

We use the ole 1860 Henry for defending the chuckwagon against bandits and comancheros!

[Tuolumne Lawman]

Ha, need to update:  My 1976 Navy Army (pre-Uberti, US made) 1860 Henry with Colt and Remington cartridge conversions.

[dddrees]

My Henry

[dddrees]

Winchester Miroku 1866

No polish on this one and in fact I like the mustard looking patina better.

[shrapnel]

I have always liked the lever action rifles of the old west. I have avoided the Henrys and 1866's as you can't find ammunition to shoot in them, I did finally find both original guns. I bought the 1866 SRC and it is a late model centerfire rifle and seems to be very scarce in a factory centerfire. The henry, I am still waiting on a price to see if I can get it too...

[Coal Creek Griff]

Thanks again, Shrapnel!  I always look forward to those days when you post photos of your stunning firearms.

CC Griff

[Curtis264]

https://imagizer.imageshack.com/img923/2465/L3IThL.jpg

[Tuolumne Lawman]

[Curtis264]

[yahoody]

Some nice pairs folks are posting 

[rayman1]

Here's mine - I hope the photo works:

[Speedballalice]

The pics arent the best but here are mine.
Blued frame Navy Arms 44-40
N.S.S.A. marked Brass frame with buckhorn rear sight in 44-40.
And my "new to me" 1st model Improved Henry 150yr anniversary in 45 Colt.

No polishing here though.

[rayman1]

Nice trio of rifles!

[Griff]

My unadorned 1860 as modified to shoot the Cowboy45Special"  , and there's room for 8 more rounds in the magazine!