WTB 1860 Henry

[Major Art Tillery]

Looking for an 1860 Iron Frame in 44-40.

 

But would possibly be interested in other calibers or barrel lengths as well with the brass receiver.

 

Let me know what you have... Maybe we can make a deal.

 

M.A.T.

[Springfield Slim SASS #24733]

 

[Major Art Tillery]

55 minutes ago, Springfield Slim SASS #24733 said:

 

Howdy Slim,.  Is the frame case hardened or just Blued?  I kinda hoping for a case hardened frame.

[Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329]

Hey Art:

That's Split Rail's Steel Henry

Frame is blued

It is nice & smooth

--Dawg

[Split Rail #24707 Life]

I'm willing to here an offer. Send a pm.

[Wooden Nickel]

Sending PM

[Major Art Tillery]

Still Looking 

[Major Art Tillery]

Weekend bump

[Major Art Tillery]

Anyone?

[Larsen E. Pettifogger, SASS #32933]

Local Cabelas has one.

 

https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/101302596

[Navy Davey]

I was just going to mention the one at Glendale AZ has one.

[Major Art Tillery]

2 hours ago, Larsen E. Pettifogger, SASS #32933 said:

Local Cabelas has one.

 

https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/101302596

Still able to find the parts for the Navy Arms 1860?   I was thinking they are made slightly different?

[Larsen E. Pettifogger, SASS #32933]

As noted in the ad it is made by Uberti.  Navy Arms is just the importer.

 

Some of the really old Uberti 1860s had some parts dimensional differences.  The easiest way to tell if it is one of the rare old ones is to measure the firing pin extensions.  The really old and scarce 1860s had a firing pin extension that measures .392" in diameter.  The newer versions (for at least the past 20 years) measure .352".  If you are really interested I can take a caliper over to Cabelas the next time I go over there and measure it on the outside chance it is a really old one.

[Major Art Tillery]

7 hours ago, Larsen E. Pettifogger, SASS #32933 said:

As noted in the ad it is made by Uberti.  Navy Arms is just the importer.

 

Some of the really old Uberti 1860s had some parts dimensional differences.  The easiest way to tell if it is one of the rare old ones is to measure the firing pin extensions.  The really old and scarce 1860s had a firing pin extension that measures .392" in diameter.  The newer versions (for at least the past 20 years) measure .352".  If you are really interested I can take a caliper over to Cabelas the next time I go over there and measure it on the outside chance it is a really old one.

 

 

Think I may give them a call today, thanks for the tip on one of these fellas.

 

 

 

 

[Lodan B. Fast]

Major, 

Are you still looking for an 1860. I have one and thinking of letting it go. It has only been fired 30 rds of smokeless. It has cowboys and Indians fifth GEN short stroke. If you are interested pm me and I will give you my number and we can talk.