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  • #16
    Alan Block
    Veteran Member
    • Jan 2007
    • 3112

    The brand Henry rifle has no relation to the

    original Henry rifle of 1858. Not in the lineage, or the mechanism. The original Henry turned was renamed Winchester who was the factory superintendant. After his death, his widow moved to San Jose and had a big house built, .....and built.......and built at the request of her seer. Now open as the Winchester Mystery House.

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    • #17
      elSquid
      In Memoriam
      • Aug 2007
      • 11844

      Originally posted by Alan Block
      original Henry rifle of 1858. Not in the lineage, or the mechanism. The original Henry turned was renamed Winchester who was the factory superintendant. After his death, his widow moved to San Jose and had a big house built, .....and built.......and built at the request of her seer. Now open as the Winchester Mystery House.
      I finally checked that place out a month ago. What I didn't expect? A really, really nice gun collection on display.



      The Winchester Firearms Museum

      The "Gun that Won the West" is the main attraction in the Firearms Museum, one of the largest Winchester Rifle collections on the West Coast. See the collection of guns that preceded the famous Winchester Rifle, including B. Tyler Henry's 1860 repeating rifle that Oliver Winchester adapted and improved upon to produce his first repeating rifle, the Winchester Model 1866. Learn about the Model 1873 which came to be called the "Gun that Won the West." See a collection of the Limited Edition Winchester Commemorative Rifles including the Centennial '66,the Theodore Roosevelt, and the renowned John Wayne.


      Recommended!

      -- Michael

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      • #18
        randy
        In Memoriam
        • Nov 2006
        • 4642

        I thought the Henry rifles were made in New York?
        I move slow but I make up for it by shooting poorly.

        When I hit the lotto I'm only shooting factory.

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        • #19
          tteng
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2006
          • 1911

          With all due respect, sir.

          The Henry Repeating Company makes good rifles (for I had a 22LR Golden Boy once and I enjoyed it immensely), but it (or any of HRC's product) is not an 1860-Henry reproduction, not even close. An 1860-Henry has a one piece barrel/tube Mag. iron w/ exposed loading slot, toggle-link mechanism, and no forearm. Uberti makes the closest its modern-incarnation.

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          • #20
            Alan Block
            Veteran Member
            • Jan 2007
            • 3112

            Never said it wasn't. The HRC

            rifle is a new and modern design that cannot be mistaken for an old Henry or Winchester. Since the OP had expressed an interest in replicas, I wanted to make sure he understood the difference. BTW the new Henry has made a gained some acceptance in cowboy shooting circles although there is some confusions over what class it belongs in.

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