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That made me LOL... something I do often but rarely put in writing.This rails and threaded barrel schit has gone too far. I've had it. I will NEVER own anything with threads. I'm half tempted to dremel off all the flash suppressors off my ARs and M1A just to NOT have anything threaded. Hell, I may cut the end off the garden hose too, it has threads.
This rails and threaded barrel schit has gone too far. I've had it. I will NEVER own anything with threads. I'm half tempted to dremel off all the flash suppressors off my ARs and M1A just to NOT have anything threaded. Hell, I may cut the end off the garden hose too, it has threads.
My only syn stock is my PCC and I can live with it as it is traditionally styled and fits me well but it would have been much better with a wood stock.Synthetic stocks are pretty gross in most cases
Don't forget your gallon milk jug YOU DON'T NEED NO STINKING LID!!!
Possibly.Step in the right direction, but missed the mark
Here are the responses I got backI just fired off an email to ask if the actions have been modded to feed heavy for caliber bullets now that the twist rates are appropriate for them. Specifically above 260gr in 45 colt and 280 gr and up in 44 mag. In the past their actions would not feed these heavies without some smithing work. I also asked if wood furniture was forthcoming on the threaded and side gated models.
Here are the responses I got back
Thank you for your interest in Henry rifles.
The X model actions have not been modified to accept larger than 260 grain bullets.
Due to the nature of the lever-action mechanism, the .44 Mag and .45 Colt Big Boy rifles (including H012-series X-models) still must use the same ammunition as previously, regardless of the twist rate. They can use any reputable, good-quality brands of factory standard or +P loads which have standard profile bullets (lead or semi-jacketed round-nose, semi-jacketed or jacketed flat-nose and hollow-point) up to a maximum projectile weight of 260-grains.
At this time there is no plan for wood furniture for the X models.
Well I don't think I will be purchasing one in a pistol caliber in light of this response. I could probably get over the lack of wood furniture but why make them in fast twist rates and threaded for suppressor if the action won't handle the heavies. I might still consider the 45/70 though