new angle
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OK. That's just weird. 0 -
[:D][:D][:D] The sign of a True gunsmith[:D][:D][:D] 0 -
that's funny 0 -
New O/U ?? 0 -
"I put about four boxes of ammo through it."
I wonder what kind of groups he shot with it.[:D]0 -
According to the auction addition the guy bought the gun new and shot about 4 boxes of ammo in it; and he didn't notice the obvious [?] [:0] 0 -
Hi to all who have written to me. It does appear that the stock is on upside down however, I have never removed and reinstalled it. I purchased the gun new from Buds Gun Shop in Dec '05 for more than I am asking because I put about four boxes of ammo through it. I called Henry Repeating Arms and they inform me that all I need to do is remove one screw, rotate the stock and reinstall the screw, guess what I will be doing later this evening. Again, I have never taken the gun down all the way for any reason but have been diligent in cleaning immediatly after each use. All of my guns are stored in a safe w/ dehumidifier after protecting all blued steel prior to putting away. Thanx for the heads up and good shooting, Jim
Ya gotta wonder if he had shot it with the stock on right...Would he still be selling it?0 -
I wonder how it was New In Box when it probably wont even fit the box like that.
Man... I sure wish I was at the gun club when he showed up and started shooting that[:D]0 -
Actually, this gun might just be in its correct configuration because it might be the version for folks that have an extremely long neck![:D] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Old-Colts
Actually, this gun might just be in its correct configuration because it might be the version for folks that have an extremely long neck![:D]
Ah, yes.
The rare, "Giraffe/Henry"0 -
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What the flock? Can any of you genuinely say that if this gun were yours, you could have possibly not noticed this?
Something is rotten in the State of Denmark. Does the seller actually have the gun in his possession or is he what I call a "hip-pocket broker"? That's a guy who sells something he doesn't actually have, then buys it and takes profit off the sale. No inventory and no investment. Picture courtesy of the Internet.
Or is it a parts gun hastily assembled?
Only The Shadow knows. Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha, Ha[:D]0 -
...or for shooting out of a trench with a parascope!
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I want to know more about his shipping statement about might having to ship in two boxes???? 0 -
It's obvious that its not the proper stock. its not assembled upside down look at the reliefe for the lever-action thats the proper configuration. the stock is on another gun someplace looking just as stupid.
Imagine trying to hold the to your shoulder to fire it (long neck is right). I wonder how that got out of the gun shop.
If it was my shop therd be som splainin todo.0 -
Dave i disagree look at them side by side 
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And to believe 1 hour ago he could not even spell gunsmith. 0 -
I can't believe the guy didn't notice when he first picked it up. 0 -
thats an old cowboy trick, it's used for shootin injuns while riding on top of a hill 0 -
big 800 You are surley correct, I did not have one to compare it to.
the only leveraction I have is a Marlin and it's totally different.0 -
That gun is clearly defective, and only worth 1/4 of his reserve![:D][:D][:D][:D] 0
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