Site seems to be OK. Load issue should be resolved now.
New owner with a question.
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Re: New owner with a question.
its too bad that you are having to go through this process .... on the other hand, its good to hear you are well on the way to resolving it
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Squatch
Re: New owner with a question.
You made the right choice. The barrel was not right. Mine doesn't look anything like that. Make it right and move on to enjoying the replacement.
They are production guns. Things happen, machines fail, folks have bad days. Henry will make it right!
They are production guns. Things happen, machines fail, folks have bad days. Henry will make it right!
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be sure to keep us up to date on how the folks on your side of the pond handle this issue ... please take a look at our How Many ? thread (link below) and add you Henry to our community total
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... 230#p47230
http://henryrifleforums.com/viewtopic.p ... 230#p47230
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Englishfan
Re: New owner with a question.
I will definitely keep you up to date . And I will add mine to the community total when I get my hands on it .
It might turn into a saga if the importer hasn't got a rifle heve to replace it with as even if Henry send one quickly it will still have to go through London proof house and this can take months. We shall see
( I will be looking at the new rifle with a very critical eye).
It might turn into a saga if the importer hasn't got a rifle heve to replace it with as even if Henry send one quickly it will still have to go through London proof house and this can take months. We shall see
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that's an excellent idea for all of us on both sides of the big pond ...Englishfan wrote:( I will be looking at the new rifle with a very critical eye).
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Englishfan
Re: New owner with a question.
Hi guys . update : I had a phone call in the week to tell me that the uk importer for Henry ( viking arms) had delivered a new replacement rifle to the shop.
Did the journey to pick it up yezterday and this one is a much better rifle. No damage to the rifling and it even has better wood and generally better fit and finish so i am now very happy.
Barrel slugs at 431.5 so im starting to make some cast 445 grain loads for next saturday with unique and 2400....exited to see how she shoots.
Did the journey to pick it up yezterday and this one is a much better rifle. No damage to the rifling and it even has better wood and generally better fit and finish so i am now very happy.
Barrel slugs at 431.5 so im starting to make some cast 445 grain loads for next saturday with unique and 2400....exited to see how she shoots.
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Re: New owner with a question.
Thanks for the update. Good news. Let us know how it likes that ammo.Englishfan wrote:Hi guys . update : I had a phone call in the week to tell me that the uk importer for Henry ( viking arms) had delivered a new replacement rifle to the shop.
Did the journey to pick it up yezterday and this one is a much better rifle. No damage to the rifling and it even has better wood and generally better fit and finish so i am now very happy.
Barrel slugs at 431.5 so im starting to make some cast 445 grain loads for next saturday with unique and 2400....exited to see how she shoots.
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Englishfan wrote:Hi guys . update : I had a phone call in the week to tell me that the uk importer for Henry ( viking arms) had delivered a new replacement rifle to the shop.
Did the journey to pick it up yezterday and this one is a much better rifle. No damage to the rifling and it even has better wood and generally better fit and finish so i am now very happy.
Barrel slugs at 431.5 so im starting to make some cast 445 grain loads for next saturday with unique and 2400....exited to see how she shoots.
no surprise but still good to hear .... really looking forward to your continued reports
Re: New owner with a question.
445 grain loads in a .44 magnum rifle???
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Travlin wrote:445 grain loads in a .44 magnum rifle???
Englishfan wrote:245 sorry
oh well, the concept of lobbing mortar rounds out of a 44 Mag was a fun fantasy while it lasted ....
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Englishfan
Re: New owner with a question.
Im used to loading for .458 win mag , 45-70 and .444. So it qas an easy mistake 