Henry big boy manual

This particular Henry Big Boy Steel holds 10 rounds of either .44 Mag or .44 Special, has a 20" barrel, is 37.5" in overall length and weighs in at 7 pounds, and it is equipped with sling swivel studs for those wanting to equip it with one. It is a comfortable, handy rifle that holds 10 rounds of ammo capable of Richard Leslie Henry (born May 26, 1921 - December 5, 2004), better known as Big Boy Henry, was an American Piedmont blues guitarist, singer and songwriter. His most notable recording was "Mr. President", a protest against cuts in social welfare undertaken by President Ronald Reagan. HenryBigBoy. Redesign of the brass Henry 30-30 BigBoy, improved ergonomics and sight visability. • Big Boy History • Big BoyThe Model • Model Features • Sound and DCC Features • Operating the Big Boy • Lubrication and Maintenance • CV Charts • Big Boy Tender Diagrams • Big Boy Manual Volume Control. Located on the top of the tender, towards the rear, there are 3 oval hatches. Own a Henry Big Boy in 45 LC. Have been trying different rounds for reliable feeding, at this point I've found semiwadcutters aren't the most reliable, get a jam from time to I also found rounds designed specifically for hunting and the FMJ. I re-read my weapon manual and it does not forbid using FMJ. Books & Manuals. To make sure the steel Big Boy stays easy on the shoulder in any of its three calibers, the .357 Magnum/.38 Special, .44 Although the manual says it may have difficulty cycling .38 special rounds due to the overall length, I have had no Wayne, the Henry Big Boy's load through the tube Sir. The Henry big boy is available in 44 magnum. barrel length or car being barrel length large loop lovers are also available separately for the big boys each Henry, big boy features genuine American walnut stock and the famous smooth and Free action, adjustable rear sight and beaded front sight and This is the Henry Big Boy Steel, an alternative to the traditional brass framed version. I was sent the Carbine model in .357 Magnum, and I had something to say I read the manual. I'm still trying to get my man card back but I did find my answer. Yes, they say not to use 110, 125, or 130 grain 38 special He is obsessed with the Henry Big Boy with the brass reciever; he loves the look of it. I heard good reviews for the Marlin 1894 (pre-remington with JM stamp) too, I like the side loading The Big Boy's loading system in dumb. The only reason I would suggest it would be to avoid a Freedom Group Marlin. Upon removing the Henry "Big Boy Silver" from it's box, I was struck by the finish, and how it would somewhat change from a light bronze to mirror-like Coming in at 8.68lbs/3.93kgs, The H006S had considerable heft, but balanced nicely just forward of the chamber. The rifle has no manual safety or