Tactical Henry .45-70 | Modern Day Lever Action

Published on June 26, 2022
Duration: 32:46

This video details the customization and range performance of a modern Henry X Model .45-70 lever action rifle. It showcases the integration of aftermarket furniture from Ranger Point Precision, optics from Primary Arms, and a suppressor from Griffin Armament. The review covers accuracy testing, reload drills, and ballistic demonstrations, highlighting the rifle's fun factor and potential for modern tactical applications.

Quick Summary

The modern Henry X Model .45-70 build integrates Ranger Point Precision furniture, Primary Arms optics, and a Griffin Armament Bushwacker 46 suppressor. Initial ammunition issues with slow-burning powder were resolved by switching to Hornady's 325-grain Leverevolution. Reloading is enhanced by Ranger Point Precision quivers, and the suppressed shooting experience is significantly improved in terms of recoil and noise.

Chapters

  1. 00:49Introduction: QVO Tactical & Henry X Model .45-70
  2. 01:38Inspiration & Product Acquisition
  3. 02:54Rifle & Component Specifications
  4. 05:09Range Footage: First Shots (Unsuppressed)
  5. 07:55Range Footage: Suppressed Firing (Bushwacker 46)
  6. 10:09Ammunition Issues & Hornady Support
  7. 11:43Second Range Session: Zeroing & Accuracy
  8. 13:18100 Yard Steel Engagements
  9. 15:18Build Drill Competition
  10. 17:49Dynamic Drills: Steel & Rubber Dummies
  11. 18:46Reload Drills with Quivers
  12. 21:51Reloading Technique Discussion
  13. 27:06Ballistic Testing: Watermelons & Water Bottles
  14. 29:15Optic Height & Ergonomics Discussion
  15. 30:25Overall Thoughts & Recommendation
  16. 31:19Conclusion & Thank You

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key components of this modern Henry X Model .45-70 build?

The build features the Henry X Model .45-70 rifle, Ranger Point Precision M-LOK furniture, Primary Arms SLX optics (LPVO and prism), and a Griffin Armament Bushwacker 46 suppressor. It also utilizes Hornady 325-grain Leverevolution ammunition for reliable performance.

What were the primary ammunition issues encountered with the Henry X Model .45-70?

Initially, 350-grain ammunition with a slow-burning powder caused excessive powder buildup in the action, leading to jamming. Switching to Hornady's 325-grain Leverevolution ammunition resolved these reliability issues.

How effective are the Ranger Point Precision quivers for reloading a lever action rifle?

The Ranger Point Precision quivers, mounted on the buttstock and handguard, hold six extra rounds each. They facilitate quicker reloads by allowing rounds to be fed into the loading tube, proving more consistent than direct chamber loading at speed.

What is the overall shooting experience like with the suppressed Henry X Model .45-70?

The suppressed Henry X Model .45-70 offers a significantly more enjoyable shooting experience with greatly reduced recoil and noise. The manual cycling of the lever action adds a unique, satisfying element to the shooting process.

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