Pic of sectioned .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge?

[w44wcf]

Pards,
Does anyone have a pic or a link to a picture of a sectioned .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge?

Thank you,
w44wcf

[Hoof Hearted]

Pards,
Does anyone have a pic or a link to a picture of a sectioned .44 Henry Rimfire cartridge?

Thank you,
w44wcf

Pard

Do a search here with the words:

44 henry flat picture

I found it that way the other day!

Good luck on ya!

[w44wcf]

Hoof Hearted,
Thank you for the info.  What I am looking for is a pic of a .44 Henry cartridge has been cut in half (sectioned) to show the inside of the case and the heeled bullet.

w44wcf

[Hoof Hearted]

Hoof Hearted,
Thank you for the info.  What I am looking for is a pic of a .44 Henry cartridge has been cut in half (sectioned) to show the inside of the case and the heeled bullet.

w44wcf

I know that's where there is a pic of what you want.
Cheese..........I'll do it for ya and post the link.

[Hoof Hearted]

OK now the photobucket picture is "no longer available"...........or I been smoking CRACK!

I'll get ya what ya need...........

[w44wcf]

Hoof Hearted,
Thank you for your efforts. I appreciate it.

w44wcf

[Fox Creek Kid]

Go to the following website & scroll down to rimfire for a penned ink fascimile. Why do you need a cross section photo?  They were the same then as today's .22 LR except for the case metal. Centrifugal force, then as now, is used to spread the fulminate.

http://www.cartridgecollectors.org/glossary.htm

[w44wcf]

FCK,
Thank you for the link. In answer to your quesion "Why do you need a cross section photo?"......as a serious student of the .44 Henry cartridge, it would be great reference material.  Folks that are not in the know, can't believe there is that much power in that little cartridge. What they don't realize is that there is much more powder room inside that case than what they perceive.

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