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I need some arms expertise from the group here. My dad called yesterday and told me he bought me a SxS hammer shotgun since he knew I had been looking for one and he found one in great condition that was such a deal, he couldn't pass it up. When I asked exactly what it was he found and bought, this is what he told me.
Manufacturer - Henry Arms Co. - made in Belgium
12 Gauge SxS hammer shotgun with Damascus barrels
Accepts 2 3/4 inch shotgun shells (not sure if it is 2 1/2 or 2 3/4 chambering)
I don't know the manufacture date yet (won't see the gun until this weekend)
I am told that the gun is in great condition and looks like it has hardly been used. Both barrels are shiny on the inside, no pitting or wear and the stock and action are both in great shape and tight.
Can any of you folks tell me your opinion on this gun? My thought is to probably shoot black powder shotgun shells through it since this was probably what it was made to shoot and wasn't designed for modern shotgun loads. I have heard that I could also look at having it sleeved to be safer than standard damascus barrels.
Any advise you can give me would be great! I need to decide if I want to keep this for a target/hunting gun, save it as a wall hanger or sell it.
Let me know.
Inola Cowboy
Inola, OK (outside Tulsa, OK)
Manufacturer - Henry Arms Co. - made in Belgium
12 Gauge SxS hammer shotgun with Damascus barrels
Accepts 2 3/4 inch shotgun shells (not sure if it is 2 1/2 or 2 3/4 chambering)
I don't know the manufacture date yet (won't see the gun until this weekend)
I am told that the gun is in great condition and looks like it has hardly been used. Both barrels are shiny on the inside, no pitting or wear and the stock and action are both in great shape and tight.
Can any of you folks tell me your opinion on this gun? My thought is to probably shoot black powder shotgun shells through it since this was probably what it was made to shoot and wasn't designed for modern shotgun loads. I have heard that I could also look at having it sleeved to be safer than standard damascus barrels.
Any advise you can give me would be great! I need to decide if I want to keep this for a target/hunting gun, save it as a wall hanger or sell it.
Let me know.
Inola Cowboy
Inola, OK (outside Tulsa, OK)
/free-visca-usb-software-for-mac.html. Jun 03, 2011 Zen900, I believe that Henry Repeating Arms started production around the year 1997. For what it is worth, my H001L, the 'Lever Carbine', has a serial number that starts with a 'C', and ends with an 'H'. The numbers include several zeros, followed by three non-zero digits. The National Henry Rifle Company, wrote in his article 'The Henry Repeating Rifle': The following is a production list of when the Henrys were produced. 911 vpn download for mac. This list accounts for serial numbers 1 through 14,094.