Henry Original Rifle Range 2

Published on September 9, 2018
Duration: 14:43

Hickok45 tests the Henry Original Rifle, a reproduction of the 1860 design. He highlights its historical significance, unique front-loading mechanism, and impressive accuracy with metallic sights, despite its age. The rifle's engraved brass receiver is noted for its aesthetic appeal, and its .44-40 chambering proves fun for rapid fire.

Quick Summary

The Henry Original Rifle features a unique front-loading mechanism and an engraved brass receiver. Despite its 1860s design, it demonstrates impressive accuracy with traditional metallic sights, making it a historically significant and aesthetically pleasing firearm.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & History of the Henry Rifle
  2. 01:40Initial Range Testing & Accuracy
  3. 05:00Unique Loading Mechanism Explained
  4. 06:10Historical Significance & Aesthetics
  5. 07:00Precision Shooting at Small Targets
  6. 08:00Rapid Fire & Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Henry Original Rifle's loading mechanism unique?

Unlike later lever-actions with loading gates, the Henry Original Rifle requires manually sliding the magazine spring forward to access the tube for loading cartridges, a distinctive feature of its 1860s design.

How accurate is the Henry Original Rifle reproduction?

The Henry Original Rifle demonstrates notable accuracy, even with its traditional metallic sights. Hickok45 successfully engaged various steel plates and small targets at distance during the range test.

What is the historical significance of the Henry Original Rifle?

The Henry Original Rifle, designed by Benjamin Tyler Henry, is historically significant as the direct predecessor to the iconic 1866 Winchester rifle, marking a key step in lever-action firearm development.

What are the key aesthetic features of the Henry Original Rifle?

The rifle is characterized by its engraved brass receiver, which contributes significantly to its visual appeal and historical charm, alongside its 24.5-inch blued steel octagonal barrel.

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