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Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
- North Country Gal
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Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
Hope Henry will see fit to chamber the single shot in more revolver cartridges. Very popular concept, right now, for rifles.
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Hidden Mortimer
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Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
One in 45 colt is what I’m hoping for. Hopefully it’s in the works.
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Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
45 Colt single shot?...I might just want one of those....
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Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
I might think about one in 357 that would also be nice. I cant help but think with a 44 mag that the 45 colt and 357 are in the works.
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Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
I have an H&R single shot in 45 Colt. It is a lot of fun to shoot. I would definitely be interested in a Henry in 357.
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SingleAction357
Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
A 357 single shot pistol and rifle to go with my Ruger blackhawk in .357 
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Hidden Mortimer
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Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
My thoughts exactly. It’ll go perfect with my ruger Blackhawk 45lc.
Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
Something fast, flat shooting but sort of mellow would be my choice for a single shot rifle. Maybe a .25-06.
I never had one but always admired their ballistics. It would sure make for a nice varmint, antelope, coyote, or even white tail gun. A .243 would be almost as good, and already on the production list.
I'd think a .45-70 would really bring me the flinchies in one of these. Ouch.
I never had one but always admired their ballistics. It would sure make for a nice varmint, antelope, coyote, or even white tail gun. A .243 would be almost as good, and already on the production list.
I'd think a .45-70 would really bring me the flinchies in one of these. Ouch.
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Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
OUCH indeed .... I've been thinking about it and based on our CCH 45-70, flinchies is putting it mildlyConax wrote:I'd think a .45-70 would really bring me the flinchies in one of these. Ouch.
Re: Henry Single Shot Center Fire Rifles
JEBar wrote:OUCH indeed .... I've been thinking about it and based on our CCH 45-70, flinchies is putting it mildlyConax wrote:I'd think a .45-70 would really bring me the flinchies in one of these. Ouch.
I can double-action a .480 Ruger into a paint can at 25 yards and empty it in 4.3 seconds. (a game we played) That said, only three guns have ever made me not enjoy shooting them. One was a 10 gauge goose gun, one was my late brother's .58 Hawken loaded with yuge conical bullets and 120 grains, and one was his Sharps carbine shootin 405(+) grn boolits and who knew how much powder. Took the fun right out.
The worse they kicked the more he'd go around trying to get people to take a shot with em.
He'd shoot them til he ran out of ammo, every time. with a big ol smile..
Nuts.