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HENRY H11 ORGINAL CARB 44-40 20.5"

HENRY H11 ORGINAL CARB 44-40 20.5"

Henry Repeating Arms

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SKU:
RSR|HENH011R
UPC:
619835110022
Shipping:
Calculated at Checkout
Manufacturer:
Henry Repeating Arms
Manufacturer Part Number:
H011R
Action:
Lever Action
Additional Feature 1:
Hardened Brass Buttplate
Additional Feature 2:
Length of Pull 14"
Additional Feature 3:
Octagon Barrel
Adjustable Objective:
False
Application:
Big Game
ATF Manufacturer:
Henry Repeating Arms
ATF Model:
H011R
ATF Type:
Rifle
Barrel Description:
20.50" Octagon
Barrel Finish:
Blued
Barrel Length:
20.5"
Barrel Length Range:
20" to 20.99"
Barrel Type:
Octagon
Caliber/Gauge:
.44-40 Winchester
canDropship:
True
Capacity:
10
Cartridge:
.44-40 Winchester
Checkering:
No
Color:
Brass
Detachable Magazine:
No
Dimension:
3.05 X 8.90 X 49.40
Drilled & Tapped:
Yes
Drilled and Tapped:
True
Finish:
Blued
Finish Color:
Brass
Finish Style:
Brass
Finish Type:
Blued
Grip Material:
Fancy American Walnut Buttstock with Hardened Brass Buttplate
Grip Type:
Fancy American Walnut
Hand:
Right Hand
Hinged Floorplate:
No
Illuminated Reticle:
False
Length of Pull:
14"
Magazine Type:
Fixed
Make:
Henry
Make/Model:
Henry|Original
Material:
Brass
Max Chamber Size:
10
Model:
Original Henry Rare Carbine
Other Features:
OCTAGON BARREL,
Overall Length:
39.50"
Product Type:
Lever Action
Rate of Twist:
1:36"
Receiver:
Polished Brass
Receiver Description:
Polished Brass
Recoil Pad:
No
Safety:
Hammer
Scope Cover Included:
False
Series:
Rare Carbine
Sights:
Folding Ladder Rear/Blade Front
Sights Type:
Adjustable Sights
Similar Items:
RI4440
Size:
Full Size
Stock Color:
WOOD
Stock Description:
American Walnut
Stock Finish:
Fancy American Walnut
Stock Finish Group:
Brown
Stock Material:
Fancy American Walnut
Stock Type:
Walnut
Subcategory:
Hunting Rifles
Swivel Studs:
No
Weight (lbs):
8.5
Weight Range:
8 lbs to 8.99 lbs
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In the late 1850s, metallic cartridges were the coming wave of firearms technology, and besides the difficulties inherent to developing reliable and effective self-contained rounds the new ammunition demanded equally new gun designs capable of taking full advantage of what the quick-loading cartridge offered.
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