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Marlin "Henry"


Cheyenne Ranger, 48747L

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I was changing out my mag follower and noticed, if I left off the forearm, how much the rifle looks like a Henry.

 

I believe it would be mistaken for one if you stood in a dark room without lights and had your eyes closed.

 

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I was changing out my mag follower and noticed, if I left off the forearm, how much the rifle looks like a Henry.

 

I believe it would be mistaken for one if you stood in a dark room without lights and had your eyes closed.

 

jm%20henry.jpg

 

jm%20henry2.jpg

 

cr

 

Those factors combined with no knowledge of what a "Henry" looks like, sure... one might make that mistake.

 

But, my question is, why did you take the forend off to change the follower?

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I was changing out my mag follower and noticed, if I left off the forearm, how much the rifle looks like a Henry.

 

I believe it would be mistaken for one if you stood in a dark room without lights and had your eyes closed.

 

jm%20henry.jpg

 

jm%20henry2.jpg

 

cr

 

Some folks say when I'm shooting a stage outdoors, it's like I was in a dark room , with my eyes closed........blindfolded. Maybe I can use your rifle?

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I pulled the mag tube to clean it out and wax the inside. In doing this the forearm is loose and I just put the tube back to take a picture.

 

I realize it doesn't match all that well to my Uberti Henry but having a bit of fun nice now and then.

 

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