Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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First picture I've seen of it. quite a price tag though!!

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Re: Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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Go figure:
MSRP: $2,300.00
Number Available: 0

This item is currently out of stock.
Due to unprecedented demand,
the Stock Watch feature
has been temporarily suspended.
"Due to unprecedented demand" REALLY? :shock: :shock: I wonder how long it'll be before they're available from CDNN? Oh where's that slap my hand smilie???!!!! :P :twisted: :twisted: :lol: :lol: Actually, I'm thinkin' on it. Right after I get another M1 Garand, another 1885 but in .32-40, get my many projects moving again...
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Re: Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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Image

HRA Model BTH (Benjamin Tyler Henry) 1860 - stk# H011

Cal: .44-40
Cap: 13+1
Wt.: 9lbs
Bbl: 24-1/2"
OAL: 43"
MSRP: $2300 (Davidson's) - not in stock

( GROAN ! ! ) - Yet ANOTHER expensive FatBoy !

I'm out, as much as I like a .44-40 - but IMHO a much better buy would be a .50S&W Montana Armory Model 89 @ $1800MSRP.


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Re: Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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Pete44ru wrote:Image

HRA Model BTH (Benjamin Tyler Henry) 1860 - stk# H011

Cal: .44-40
Cap: 13+1
Wt.: 9lbs
Bbl: 24-1/2"
OAL: 43"
MSRP: $2300 (Davidson's) - not in stock

( GROAN ! ! ) - Yet ANOTHER expensive FatBoy !

I'm out, as much as I like a .44-40 - but IMHO a much better buy would be a .50S&W Montana Armory Model 89 @ $1800MSRP.


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Re: Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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Pete44ru wrote:Image
HRA Model BTH (Benjamin Tyler Henry) 1860 - stk# H011
Cal: .44-40
Cap: 13+1
Wt.: 9lbs
Bbl: 24-1/2"
OAL: 43"
MSRP: $2300 (Davidson's) - not in stock
( GROAN ! ! ) - Yet ANOTHER expensive FatBoy !
I'm out, as much as I like a .44-40 - but IMHO a much better buy would be a .50S&W Montana Armory Model 89 @ $1800MSRP.
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I do wonder what the price break will be at actual retail outlets?
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Re: Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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It looks nice from ten feet. Curiosity continues! The price, however, is a non-starter.
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Re: Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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I reckon I have been sufficiently underwhelmed...
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Re: Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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My question is will they actually produce the weapon after seeing the response here? Trial balloons are easy working guns not so much!
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Re: Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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olyinaz wrote:It looks nice from ten feet. Curiosity continues! The price, however, is a non-starter.
The photography is not clear. For the 60 aficionados....what stands out immediately that you do not like, except the price?
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Re: Found a pic of the HRA 1860 Henry

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I stood a foot away from it at the NRA show and I did not like it after I studied it for a bit.

The side plates looked wavy to me in the reflections. You could see the impact of over polishing.

The rollmark on the barrel was deep and raised a lot of metal around the letters.

The gap between the side plate and the receiver was more noticeable than my Uberti.

I went over to the Uberti booth next and picked up an 1860 there. It was noticeably better finished, smooth side plates, no discernable gap or edge on the sideplates and the rollmark was less deep. It was also about 900$ less expensive.
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