1860 Henry Shooter Roll Call (JOIN HERE)

Started by Dakota Widowmaker, January 20, 2006, 11:09:19 PM

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Cyrille

I wasn't talking about the bass, H--- that's nothing to clean, I was talking about the inside of the barrel!
CYRILLE...  R.A.T. #242
"Never apologize Mr.; it's a sign of weakness."
Capt. Nathan Brittles {John Wayne} in "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon."

"A gun is  just a tool. No better and no worse than any other tool----- Think of it always in that way. A gun is as good--- and as bad--- as the man who carries it. Remember that."
                                                   Shane

Lucky Deuce

I bought a "used" never been shot Navy Arms "made in Ridgefield" Brass Frame Henry (low serial number) and have been shooting it in SASS.  It is .44-40 and I love it.  I shoot in Frontiersman and have tried to keep everything (clothing, equipment, etc) as close to 1860 as I can...  I just wish I could shoot a muzzle loading shotgun instead of the Mule Ear double I have to shoot.  The only thing I dislike about my Henry is the rear sight.  The ladder is so loose it bounces around.  I bought a new rear sight from Navy Arms, just am hesitant to have the dove tail cut for the new sight...


  For a while I was cleaning and polishing the Brass but decided that I like the "used" look...I figure most in the 1860's didn't spend a lot of time polishing brass...

ColonelFlashman

I believe I make this list as the Henry was my 1st comp rifle when I became involved in our sport back in '84.
It's a Navy Arms w/ 2 digit serial # of the Carbine variaty in .44WCF.
Colonel Sir Harry Paget Flashman VC KCB KCIE USMH;
Colonel 17th Lancers Staff Political Officer;
Staff Corp Commander & D.o.P. Command Staff
WartHog, Pistolero & Mounted Shootist
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litl rooster

add me to the list por pavor............... Here's the newist addition to the "The Beast"<my cart
It's .44-40 by Navy Arms.....Burnish finish

photo from Sod Buster
Mathew 5.9

Baron von Haltomstadt

I am the proud new owner of an EMF/Uberti 1860 Henry, color case hardened steel frame, standard blued barrel, .45 Colt. I brought it home yesterday. I bought it as a used gun, but it appears new in every respect. The only fault I can find with it, is the ladder sight seems of somewhat lesser quality than the rest of the gun, but maybe that was the way the original was made and I should not be critical.
Terry  
AKA: Baron von Haltomstadt
(Formerly: Marshal Dusty Drywash)
North Central Texas Territories
BOLD RATS SASS NRA-Life USFA-CSS STORM SCORRS BOSS

Malacai Johnson

I suppose I should add my name to the list. I'll be shootin' my new rifle at a match on Saturday when I should be paintin' the house.

Mal

litl rooster

Quote from: Cyrille on March 23, 2006, 11:14:41 AM
I wasn't talking about the bass, H--- that's nothing to clean, I was talking about the inside of the barrel!


Manufactors just build them they don't clean them..............Clean all new or slightly new guns when they get home.  Just picked up a Thunderbolt for my "Better half" it needed cleaned also straight out of the box
Mathew 5.9

gotzguns

add me to list. have two henrys both cimmerion. one in 45 colt and one in 44 spl.  shoot 44colt out of 44spl. one. load 28grains goex black powder under 200 grain lrnfp shoots great. also works well in my 1860 colt cart.  conversion and my open top.    gotzguns

Drydock

Been shooting a Henry .44-40 in CAS near 10 years now.   These days it shares the cart with a Spencer.  Use the Spencer for stages with 8 rounds or less, the Henry for all others. 
Civilize them with a Krag . . .

Will Ketchum

Quote from: Sgt. Drydock on June 03, 2006, 11:41:10 PM
Been shooting a Henry .44-40 in CAS near 10 years now.   These days it shares the cart with a Spencer.  Use the Spencer for stages with 8 rounds or less, the Henry for all others. 

Gamer!! That's what we call someone who uses different guns on various stages to give them an advantage! ;) 

Just kidding of course, both rifles are a hoot to shoot but neither would be considered "competitive"  although the Henry should beat a Spencer every time. ;D

Will Ketchum
Will Ketchum's Rules of W&CAS: 1 Be Safe. 2 Have Fun. 3  Look Good Doin It!
F&AM, NRA Endowment Life, SASS Life 4222, NCOWS Life 133.  USMC for ever.
Madison, WI

Pitspitr

My Henry (.45 lc) is my only main match rifle.
I remain, Your Ob'd Servant,
Jerry M. "Pitspitr" Davenport
(Bvt.)Brigadier General Commanding,
Grand Army of the Frontier
BC/IT, Expert, Sharpshooter, Marksman, CC, SoM
NRA CRSO, RVWA IIT2; SASS ROI, ROII;
NRA Benefactor Life; AZSA Life; NCOWS Life

El Peludo

Whoo-eyy!  I don't know how I missed gettin' my handle on this esteemed list.  I got my "iron frame" in about '92 or '93; it's a 44WCF, Eye-talian made.  Love shootin' it. 

Sign me up, too, please.
El Peludo (The Hairy Man)
Las Vegas, Nevada Territory
Lifer in: Life, NRA, NAHC, SASS, SBSS,WARTHOG, DIRTY RATS
IBEW(Retired), Shooter since 1955.
             Roop County Cowboy (FF)
             Original Member: Grass Valley Rangers,
             Camp Beale Land and Cattle Company.

chain blue

1860 brass frame 44-40 great gun love it,  first one was a 45 lc like the 44-40 much better

Johnny Gringo

Please count me in! I just purchased my Uberti 1860 in 45LC yesterday at one of the local Gander Mountain stores after having drooled over it for the last 3 months- I finally "pulled the trigger", so to speak, and now she's mine. Theres just something about this gun that really reached out to me- I just knew the first time I saw it it would eventually be mine...now it is!!!!! :)
"Give Doc the shotgun-they'll be less apt to get nervy if he's on the street howitzer"...

Major 2

when planets align...do the deal !

Coffinmaker

I just found and signed on to the forum.  Add Me to the list.

Coffinmaker

Dusty Morningwood

Well, might as well put me on here.  Just got a Henry to go with my 58s (have a 66 to go with the OTs).  Have not joined SASS yet, so rudybollo is just a place-holder name.

Carolina Lead Foot

You can add me once or twice  ;D ;D.  I have a 60 and an improved 66 both in 44/40.  The 60 has a front sight modification of a silver dollar cut to correct heigth replacing the factory blade.  The 60 is my winter rifle and the 66 is my summer rifle.  BP in both of them of course.

CLF ::)
Believer in the Almighty
Warthog
Soot Lord
Just a Cowboy shooting real BP

will52100

Count me in!  Civilian model, brass frame, 45 colt.  Maybe 200 rounds of smokless, 3000+ of black powder.  Very accurate, can ring 200 meter steels all day and with warthog black powder loads makes a dandy deer rifle.
Buzzards gotta eat, same as worms

The Pathfinder

May as well let myself be counted here as well. Gots an iron frame Navy Arms in 45 ,woulda got a 44 but couldn't find one at the time. Sounds like an excuse to get another one, don't it?

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