Henry Rifle with Nimschke Style Engraving and Select Walnut Stock

[Henry4440]

Serial no. 7711, .44 rimfire caliber, 24-inch barrel with maker, address and patent date marking; ladder style rear sight, German silver blade front; profusely engraved frame with Mexican eagle motif on right side, engraved buttplate; silver-plated brass frame and buttplate; sectionalized steel cleaning rod in butt. Varnished select walnut stock.

[Forty Rod]

Now you're talkin' my language.

[Major 2]

My dear Sir...
Have you any idea what you DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOING to MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ? 

[Henry4440]

My dear Sir...
Have you any idea what you DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOING to MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ? 

NO, , but i think it's time for Uberti to make some of these rifles.

[Coffinmaker]

Oh my lord.  Had I the lose change, I'd snap it up, convert it to central fire and take it out and PLAY with it!!!!!

I agree, Uberti should make just one batch .............................................. yum!!

They did make some solid silver '66s.  Couldn't afford one of those either!!

Coffinmaker

[MMA10mm]

You know, even if someone just came out with engraved sideplates that a guy (or gal ) could purchase to put on their 1860/1866/1873/1876, I think they'd sell quite well.

[Chase]

MMA10MM,

I can help you with your desire to have the side plates of your Henry engraved.  I like to engrave in a Nimschke style and my rates are quite reasonable.  You can reach me direct at pmontarsi@hotmail.com for specifics.  My turn around time is about 2 weeks.

Phil