Henry Brass Axe .410 SBS
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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In this video we revisit the @HenryUSA Brass Axe in .410 but this time as a short-barreled shotgun. As an SBS, the Axe is a much more handy setup. Eric also discusses some of the ammunition considerations for this particular shotgun and which shells to avoid.
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Love my 410. Reload with lead balls and it's a winner!!
410 such a great cartridge!
410 is very versatile i have some solid brass 410 slugs that basically turns a 410 shotgun into a 45/70
410 is my favorite shotgun hands down! I do a lot of grouse hunting and it does the perfect amount of damage. Always gets the job done without wrecking the meat.
410 is definitely one of my favorites it’s a great tool for just about anything depending on the ammo
@@justincolt2558 indeed. Remember that a 410 slug is usually 1/5ounce...which is 87.5 grains. The 45-70's lightest projectile is 300 grains and the standard projectile is 405 grains...
Love my 410s though.
@Nathaniel Shrock Not even black powder .45-70 levels... Plus the range is about 1/4 that of modern .45-70, and .410 costs MORE to shoot (for slugs at least) than 45-70 by a decent margin, at least in my area. I like the .410, but a .45-70 it is not, lol. It's about on par with moderate .45 colt, a much more fair comparison in terms of energy (though penetration will be drastically higher with .45 due to projectile mass so even that is a spurious comparison...)
Funny you posted this today. I was out at the range yesterday, with my Rossi M92 with 16in barrel in .45 Colt.
I can say this I was very very fortunate to run into one of these a year ago. Now mine isn’t a brass receiver but my god a good shooting fire and more fun than I can even begin to say. And with the hornady critical defense I think an amazing inside the house defense firearm.
Beautiful and really cool sbs. I grew up on a .410 and still have my youth model for our younglings.
Love my Sbs axe. I believe it’s actually the shape of the rim that causes the issue.
My first gun was a single shot .410 shotgun that could be fitted with a silencer. With 2 inch and even 2 3/4 it was so quiet. Still had a bark with 3 inch shells though! Loved it and still have it!
I love my 410. I run the Winchester pdx a lot and they run really smoothly. I had trouble with federal slugs hanging up while cycling, but all the defense loads I've ran went smooth. Running an improved cylinder choke and it patterns great
I have no opinion on the .410, but that lever action Axe is a good looking rifle
@Nathaniel Shrock You're right, point taken (my bad)
@Nathaniel Shrock technically the axe is neither and is called "any other weapon"
@@beargillium2369 Its classified as a "Firearm", same as the Shockwave and Tac-14. If it was an AOW (Any Other Weapon) it would need a tax stamp, similar to an SBS
@@thwolf762 ahh right you are 👍
Henry Axe is classified as a non-Class 3/NFA “firearm”. The Henry Axe is neither a rifle, pistol, or shotgun.
Good friend of mine gave his mon a mossberg 500 in .410. Woodstock blued steel. She just passed away last week. Cool gun great lady.
pass along my condolences to your friend
Those Henry brass firearms are beautiful
I have an axe, that federal 000 is my favorite to run through them. The biggest issue I ran into was Winchester slugs. The Winchester disk and pellet mix rounds run smooth as butter through the axe
Henry reps told me to use a Skeet choke with slugs...straight from Henry.
Thank you for this!
A very fancy snake or rat gun.
Excellent firearm for home defense.
That's a beautiful firearm!
This shotgun males me want to yell real loud "REPEAL THE NFA!"
That is a very cool little gun. I want one. The 410 slugs put out around 750 foot pounds. It's adequate for deer and if you were to reload your shells, you could probably do better
I load .410 with 2 .40cal Hornady musket balls...awesome for coyote and would probably work for deer as well
Same experience with imported shells and my 410 Henry. Bulged head seems to hinder extraction… American shells run like a top.
Great video
Nice thank you
That's an awesome gun, Brother!
410 is a great shell and I wish they'd try to get the price down on 410 ammo. Nothing wrong with 12g but 410 and 28g has it's niche for hunting and a lot less recoil which means better shots and more meat on the table. They are also just pure fun for target shooting.
.410 is the third most popular shotgun gauge, following the 20 gauge, but 12 gauge is significantly more popular than both those combined. I wish 16 gauge would become more prevalent and less expensive
@@judgementgaming327016 gauge is mostly obsolete with modern ammo. It used to be a nice in-between 12 and 20, but with modern loads you can either get light 12 or hot 20 that will perform more-or-less the same.
👍😊 put some night sights on it.
I like this format. Seems real.
You need!!!! To do a video on the 410 Saiga!!!!!. Seems like it shooting them slugs hight and right
big love from our shooting range Eric sir❤❤❤❤
Awesome
11:40 suppressed shot, nailed the 2 liter 😎
410s are fun for squirrel hunting.
Keep chuckling and we'll start calling you Hickock .410 :)
Interesting concept, Federal buckshot was the best load!
SO COOL!
Thank you. You must live in Wonder Land, no where in the USA has .410 rounds! God Bless and stay safe.
The internet exists
@@evocati6523 Really, I mean really
That's bout the cutest gun of no practical value I've seen in 60+ years of memories. If I were a rich man I'd set one up just like that. I have trouble with certain hulls sticking in the barrel of my pre-ww2 Stevens 22-410. Gotta test ammo in the individual gun.
With my first 410 I had the issue you described. I solved this by collecting 410 hulls (ask around you will be surprised by what people save), checking they fit, passing on those that didn't, and then reloading them. It's not hard, doesn't take long and you can vary the loads to what suits you....and you save $$$$. If you are in 'Merica you have some great sales support that we don't have here; and no UPS ripoffs.
.410 is good for kids. That's the shotgun I started on when I was a kid, before I got 12 gauge. We practiced on sporting clays until I could hit 8/10. I killed many birds with that .410. Pheasant, quail, dove, etc.
I prefer it smaller for a hiking back pack gun
You put a stock on a Chiappa model 92 mares leg takedown that would be a perfect subcompact takedown rifle.
If you could only buy an axe. Ordering a Henry is really tough.
I have been trying to get one for a while And had no luck but I did score a Circuit Judge at a pawnshop so it will have to do for now
This is nice. I mean away from all the political nonsense and the 2A shit going on, really appreciate the video
I would love to own one, but I can't find .410 locally any more since covid.
Amazing how with modern guns, all guns, we have come to expect some issue right out of the box and need to play with ammo or go to RUclips to find some fix for some issue.
Can you guys please do a TOP 5 2011 compact episode?
8:30 Chad before the steroids.
Awesome thanks 👍
I think you need to make sure about the choke you are using, whether you should be shooting slugs with it...
Wait…if it can take .410 - can it also take .45 long colt?
I imagine the shorter overall length will cause feeding problems and the lack of rifling will lead to terrible accuracy.
.45 colt is .452
.410 bore is anywhere from .410 to .360 with a full choke.
So .410 fits through a .450 hole, but .450 doesn’t easily fit though a .410 hole, .360 if it’s a full choke .410
I see Henry, I click.
Love the video. You should do a review on the black ace 12 Guage lever action too
Cool shirt
always thought 410 as a single or double barrel
They also work in Taurus Judge revolvers. 😁
I have ,strangely enough , a JC Higgins bolt action.410 with a tube fed mag.
Live levers and 410s great video 😎🤙
I had some foichi low brass do this I thought it was weird "ballooning"
Considering all the compact and powerful firearms available today, it's absolutely ridiculous that it's against Federal law to have that without getting the tax stamp first. I'll never have anything like that Brass Axe in the video because I'm not playing that game, on principle. I'll just stick with non-NFA stuff and be just fine. Still a cool gun and video, though.
..recently bought some 12 ga Sterling
..ammo at an LGS...relatively inexpensive 5, 6 bux for 10 rounds...
I love the brass axe, however I see you changed the stock. What stock did you choose? I reached out to Henry and was told there was no stock that fits the Axe. Did yours come from Henry?
They told you they dont have a stock that fits because if you put a stock on it, it would become a short barrel shotgun, and you would need a tax stamp for it to be legal.
first gun i ever shot was a 410 single shot burchers-celta made in spain
Great vid. Love my brass axe. Not sure why you kill snakes on sight.
Love the gun and caliber, but ammo now days is almost un-obtainable !
Reload....it's easy....it's cheap....you can develop loads you want......
Do you guys think it would look weird with the stock sawed off just a little bit for hip shooting?
BS on this video. The video shows a modified Henry Axe where a shoulder stock has been added. Please check out an original Henry Axe...it is just what you are asking about.
SBS slugs didn’t work well for me in S&W Governor. Plastic casing swelled up and became difficult to extract. In 2 instances the wad did not leave the hull although the slug did (powder blew right through the wad)
I love my Henry Rifles !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I got my Axe before they were available in brass. I wish I would have waited.
I have a blued one as well. The brass is subject to finger prints and easily scratches. To me, my Axe is a tool and not a trophy...meant to be used. Enjoy your firearm and don't worry about pretty toys.
I love hunting grouse with 410
Would be cool if they could do the Axe in a dedicated 1.75” 12 gauge chambering. Just sayin, it’s officially a SAAMI cartridge now.
Need to section the cases to do a good analysis
I have a Winchester 9410, Saiga and AR upper in 410. The AR upper is finicky. The manual says it needs smooth shells. Not ribbed. But I can’t find smooth.
1/4oz is 109 grains.
My sort of .410 👍
Sweet
It comes stock with a vector Full choke that’s why it love bird shit and buck shot if you wanna go up to sluggs or better said more accurate slug hits just gotta change your choke size 💪🏽 but personally I love running 000 buck in mine 😎
I run 000 buck through mine as well. Henry told me to use a skeet invector choke for slugs.
Im curious about the energy level of the slugs. There only 90-130 grains or so at most. Usually 1300-1500 fps. So if it’s doing a common 1500 FPS at 105 grains, that’s 524 foot pounds. If you get a screaming fast 1800 fps you can get the 700 foot pound range he’s talking about.
However I don’t know that all or most of the common stuff would give you such velocity?
410 slugs are a waste of time, the 00 or 000 are much better if you need big holes
Would any of the tacticool furniture from ranger point precision fit that?? It would look AWESOME with a skeletonized stock and m-lok handrail!!
Can't believe that gun doesn't have a rear sight. I know it's a shotgun but man simple buckhorn sighting arrangement would be helpful. Especially with slugs!!!!
My shotgun doesn't even have a front bead (it fell off) and I shoot just fine with it. A buckhorn would just get in the way and they suck even on a rifle
@@evocati6523 they work really well on my lever action!
What stock did you put on your ax, I would like to try to SBR one for myself
45-70 I believe
Every one of my 12, 16 and 20 gauge shells has a black oxide, nickel plated or copper washed, mild steel case head; and I have a lot of variations: steel waterfowl loads, turkey loads, defense loads, military loads, slugs and buckshot, domestic and foreign produced and not one of them has a brass case head. It sounds like .410 still comes with a brass case head, or at least, some of them do. Is that the...case? Aside from that, does anyone even make brass case head w/plastic hull 12 gauge shells anymore?
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I think federal target 12 gauge has brass heads with plastic hulls
@@chancehunter1947 yah an 00 buck is high brass with plastic hulls.
@@chancehunter1947 maybe some of the federal do. I have 5 different Federal Target plus a slugs types and 00 and 0000 Federal buck, Regular & Shorty and they all are copper washed mild steel. They look like brass, but no, they're not. I might look into it, but I think that its done to make them easy to pick up with a magnet, maybe. Its how pick them all up after a day on our private range and not one is left behind.
What stock did you put on it? There’s different types on the Henry website
I believe it’s a 45-70 stock
Looks like the front bead was coming off. 9:50
What stock did you put on the Axe? Do you have a part number?
I own a Henry 410 Axe and been wondering, as you switch from bucks to Slugs. Are you changing out the choke? Or have you been firing all those types of ammo with the stock full choke?
Henry told me to use a skeet invector choke with slugs. You can find them at Henry Pride, Carlson, or Briley (Google). Use different chokes with different loads. Henry has a recommended choke vs load chart upon request. The included factory full choke works well with buck shot.
I dont think its a poor design by Henry, because they would have addressed that by now. I thinks its more of low end ammo, like running steel case ammo. Some firearms like it, some dont, some will run it all day 7 days a week. While some have malfunctions and parts breakage in the first 50 rounds. Never trust cheap ammo for self defense, or for consistent plinking.
Leave the snakes alone😂
Lots of good snakes out there.
@@user-iu6wt5uq7q all the bad snakes that I see are actually people.🤣
Once they scale it up to 20ga -or atleast 28ga- I will consider it. 🙏
Now that it’s SAAMI spec, I’m holding out for 12ga 1.75” chambering
Could you run a chopped stock on that?
Henry advises not using slugs in the Axe.
Not true...use a skeet invector choke with slugs...straight from Henry.
Where did you get the butt stock?
Henry to Turkish ammo:
made in america or not made at all
Can you use cut shells on a .410?
Wish henry made a 12ga
Can I legally sbs my axe?
You seem like a smart guy so whats up with the snake hatred?
Case THICCness
Can you provide the Henry part number for the stock swap?
Don’t know the part number but I think it’s a 45-70
maybe in 16ga...I don't get it but someone may find a legitimate use for it
The bullastic jell is not a human being the result would be devastating
What kinda snake requires 000 Buck??? I thought “snake shot” was for snakes???
Cool looking, but who the hell can afford to shoot .410 these days?! In my area it's about $30 for a box of Federal #4 bird, $10 for a box of the same load/brand in 20ga, $12-13 for 12ga. That's when I can find .410 at all, which is very rare. The last time I saw it the 5/8oz (I think?) slugs were $4 a pop, lol. Nah... .45-70 is almost half that!
It's FAR cheaper to run a .44mag lever gun at about 70c/rd, even though the price on .44 has doubled in the last 2 years, let alone .357 or .38spl. It would make a great rabbit gun, but so does any number of .22's that cost 12c/rd for Mini-Mags.
Gun itself looks awesome and I don't have any beef with the .410, I own 2 .410's myself, but the cost of ammo is one of the most ridiculous in the entire shooting world.
is that barrel length legal?
What if it isn't?
SBR… he modified it.
Yes. According to the constitution it is.
Cheap ammo gives expensive problems
Iraqveteran8888, Would keep us updated on tht Virginia red flag situation and finding out how many people's firearms were taken?
Where do I get that darn shirt?!