New Henry 41 Mag initial review

[TUG]

No, not chemical, it's the real deal! To my knowledge there are only 5 of these. The man I bought it from makes his living doing CCH.
ronnie

[TUG]

He did this OMBH in 41 magnum,

ronnie

[osteodoc08]

So was the Henry from the factory with CCH or send out?

Ive had Turnbull do some CCH on an 1886 and it is gorgeous.

[TUG]

Factory sent the actions to this guy ,he did the CCH, shipped the actions back to Henry, they assembled them and shipped them back to the guy I bought from, it was not Doug Turnbull.
ronnie

[TUG]

Osteodoc08, I sent you a PM.
ronnie

[osteodoc08]

Thanks Ronnie.

The CCH is gorgeous. I have a 4 digit OMBH (unadulterated) with a brass frame I've been thinking about getting CCH and making into a BBQ gun.

[TUG]

That OM 41 posted above is going to Alan Harton for a few items,
4" octagon bbl, steel grip frame, OM SBH hammer CCH, belt mountain base pin, and hopefully some ivory stocks.
ronnie

[ko41]

I decided to take the Henry out last weekend to plink steel from 50 yards. The only plinking ammo I had loaded up was my standard Lyman 410459 220gr SWC over 8.1gr of Unique which had not performed very well in the Henry earlier. After I was clanging the steel with ease offhand I decided to try some groups from the bench. Each successive 9 shot group got a little smaller, and now is getting to what I was expecting for accuracy from the Henry. Maybe the bore and/or shooter is finally getting "seasoned"?



KO

[osteodoc08]

Nice looking group. I ended up using mine last year to harvest a small doe at about 75 yards. I was using a 235gr WFN with 4227.