1860 Henry Rifle
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- Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
- Shooting and showing the gorgeous 1860 Henry Rifle reproduction by Uberti.
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The reason I like this youtube channel, he doesn't just shoot stuff and blow stuff up, he's actually teaching you stuff while at the same time having fun and making it entertaining, not to mention you can tell he has much appreciation for the tools he uses.
And it's obvious he's really enjoying himself while he does it. The laugh always makes me smile (as does the dry sense of humor). Thanks for the videos.
yeah. presentation and presenter's overall mood goes a long way when putting on a show. topic of discussion enough sometimes isn't enough to keep the viewer/listener tuned in. Mark Levine offers similar political views to Michael Savage; yet it's hard to stay tuned to Levine for more than 10 minutes, while I can listen to Savage for 10 hours straight and feel the show was cut too short when it's over after 10 hours.
You know he was an actual schoolteacher right? he's alrdy had that "knack" for teaching but keeping you entertained. im just jealous of all his ex-students.
he’s nowhere near a fudd
Hi
If you watch closely at 20:30 you can see hickock mark the targets with his deadeye before unleashing the whole tube on them.
Prince John's Mole lmfao dude he literally did. Look at his rifle swing to each
Lmaooooo
With his thumb 💀💀
Prince John's Mole JAJAJJAJAAJJ ITS TRUEE!!! 😹😹😹😹😹
Prince John's Mole I still laughing about this comment 😹😹😹
Red Dead Redemption 3 sure has super realistic graphics.
HAHA YOU NEED NDEAH
@@rogergeovanialvarez6597 what?
I’m surprised BOAHS
Your memes aren’t funnyyyyy
The Color Red get a life boah, it’s something called a sense of humour, something yous clearly don’t have
I've never owned a gun - I live in the UK - but the history of firearms and their evolving designs is catnip for me. This was a great practical demonstration, and a solid history lesson too. Thanks friend.
You are welcome anytime, just live by the constitution and have fun! God Bless you.
@@dudeonacow9917 He lives in the UK, they have no constitution. No free speech, no right to bare arms... and they love it. You need a license to watch TV in the UK for Christ's sake.
@@benjels2421 I am just sayin' we need some more gun-lovin' folks in the good ol' U.S. of A. Nothin' more nothin' less. Have a great day and god bless you.
@@benjels2421 who ever told you it was was mandatory to have a TV license?
one day you could come to the US and go rent a gun at a range its a lot of fun once you learn the basic gun safety rules.
his accuracy is at god level
except the first shot haha
He's better than Kentucky Ballistic s
@@ZeroDZoro he’s not better than Arthur Morgan tho
Cept for that first shot lmao
the rifle or.... ?
Now, I’ve owned many firearms in my life from assault rifles to plenty of different handguns and quite a bit of things in between. I was a range officer for five years and practised often. I’ve honestly never witnessed anybody in that entire time who is that accurate with iron sites. I can’t think of a single historical gunslinger that wouldn’t be impressed with your skill sir!
I would give you three thumbs up but I was only born with two, cheers and thank you for sharing.🙂
I’m pretty sure he’s related to Wild Bill Hickock
@@REBEL368KSW anyway we could confirm this?👀
aurthur morgan would scoff at this man
It’s actually not hard at all to shoot accurately. It’s a pleasure to shoot.
Thank you for your service I think? I don't know exactly what a range officer was but it sound's like an army rank so...
I don't mean to sound rude, but anyone who looks at this, and thinks "An old lever gun, who would want that?" must be out of their damn mind. This is a piece of history! Even a modern repro is still something special because it enables you to experience shooting as one would have 100 years ago. Maybe that's meaningless to some, but to me there's something transcendent about connecting with the past like that. I have an undying love of history, and being able to share an experience with people in the past helps to deepen one's understanding of those people, and their time. Not to mention, many of the old firearms like the Henry, or your Colt Dragoon with the engraving on it are absolutely beautiful. They're works of art in their own way. Thanks again for keeping these guns alive, and sharing them with us!
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I agree. Personally, my interest in firearms is primarily historical.
Agree completely. I have the 1860 Henry but mine is made by the Henry Repeating Arms Company, Bayone, NJ. Great Rifle.
The Original T-Paine and I thought it was called a lever action rifle not old lever gun
'TOM'....THE MASSES HAVE A LIMITED SENSE OF HISTORY; AND IT'S GETTING WORSE.
PS I ALSO HAVE AN UBERTI 'HENRY'....
2:32 The fact that this guy is so good at shooting but purposely miss the first shot, say enough what kind of man he is. This is the man that will give you win in the first round to start the game, would love to spend time with him.
Wtf kind of rubbish are you chatting😅
Misses 1 shot .... laughs and then does 6 perfect shots in a row. What a savage.
This gun is freaking beautiful!
The reload sound is so satisfying
Chakib Tsouli ikr
Chakib Tsouli ikr
yeah thought that every time he cocked it, that is one nice firearm
Chakib Tsouli zzz
Chakib Tsouli Have you heard of the M1 Garand reloading?
Came here in 2022 to say I’ve been watching Hickok45 for over 10 years and this remains one of my favorite videos. Everything that makes him great at what he does is on display here.
No no lmk no😅
Just use dead eye lol
100th like bois
Happy Hoovy ahh good to see another TF2 profile pic in a Hickok 45 comment section, what a coincidence
Fallout?
he did
What you mean? Dread eye
Had the chance to shoot one this past November, gotta love the 1860. Thanks for explaining some of the context and history
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At the beginning he said “ I loaded it on Sunday and it seems to have run out.” That’s actually how they advertised it back then. It was called the gun you would load on Sunday and shoot all week because of its magazine.
@Flora Stowe It has an internal magazine
@Flora Stowe no problem amigo
Mighty fine
Just can't appreciate this guy enough. So knowledgeable and what an absolute dead eye. The sound of that action cycling is music to my ears.
I always learn something new with all kinds of weapons I thought I'd never, ever use. Thanks, Hickock45, for always enlightening the gun community!
Wow, starting at 18:03 you can actually see the bullets as they hit the gong, too cool!
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JohnBoyDeere got to love those big and slow rounds!
yes, shooting guns involves bullets flying. pretty much any large round can be seen at long distance shots... when its supersonic 5.56 that's different
@@eaSTS9 It has to be slow enough to see the bullet flying. Or else its just a line followed by an impact.
"Oh an old lever gun, who wants that?"
I do.
yep
+Ethan give it to me
+Ethan Getting mine for the christmas season!
Lucky you! Have fun!
Ethan I'll be your huckleberry 😉
Hearing him chuckle after most shots is just a true enjoyment of a proud firearms owner. Always like watching your videos I’ve learned a lot also.
18:02 Props to John for the quality zoom. The bullet drop seems really noticeable for a rifle. Reckon it wouldn’t be too good for long range
@@Tombstone_Active all things considered this was the first assault rifle considering the time it came around.
He's shooting downwards.
There's no way in hell you can see bullet drop with the naked eye in this video.
@@Tombstone_Active He's not using black powder in this video.
We could all recognise hickoc's frustratiion missing that long range chicken by just an inch or two finally deciding to not put any more shots on it.
I had a dear friend who owned two Henry rifles. (I am Canadian). He taught me gun safety, and I had such a delightful time target-shooting with this rifle: it was a commanding, heavy rifle. I had to rest it on a sandbag - the marksman in the video impressed me with his accuracy. I think, and I'm not really a gun-fancier, that the Henry is a thing of real beauty. I forever connect this rifle very fondly with good times with my late friend.
+tim weatherill Do you think if heavy rifle is a Sniper is that what you mean
No, it was just too heavy for me to aim properly. Thus, a sandbag.
That is a beautiful rifle, always admired the Henry for that stunning shinny brass receiver..
I thought you said it was a beautiful wife. I would agree.
This is my favorite repeater from Red Dead Redemption 2.
sameee, i made it silver with warm looking red-brown looking stock
The ole’ litchfield
My favorite revolver is Volcanic Pistol
I just love the way it looks you know, it has a long black barrel, not like the winchester/lancaster and that's why I prefer it. Such a shame it's available so late in the game.
@@redzy5906 I don't like it, it does not fit Arthur as an American gunslinger he looks better with revolvers. And also it's a pistol not a revolver.
Did you get this in Valentine or Saint Denis? Asking for a friend
James Howell Valentine
Rhodes. stole it off some gunsmith there.
James Howell Is Gavin your friend?
The lancaster its a unlockeable weapon in a event on rodes on the gun store,look the basement
I think he got it in blackwater
I gave you all I had, Dutch!
Lies.
@@dutchvanderlinde2086 You left me to die! Dutch! You left me!
F
@@dutchvanderlinde2086sigh
r/woooosh
red dead redemption 2 leaked gameplay.
YoCrunch hahahaha😂😂😂👌
very realistic must be in highest graphics
YoCrunch it's the Lancaster from RDR2 OMG!!!
YoCrunch from 4 years ago
Lowkey tho
Thanks
Uberti does a great job. They're so accurate that the parts from their remakes are interchangeable with parts from the originals.
I hope this grandpa doesn't die because this content is amazing
I didn’t know Arthur Morgan started a RUclips channel
BOLT ACTION very old Arthur Morgan
Arthur dies in rdr 2 impossible
Honda Guy no because his twin brother died while he escaped and lived to become a you tuber and showcase his gun collection.
BOLT ACTION lol
JFranzx but what if he is the person in the video in disguise
That Henry's a beauty I can't believe that it's a design from 1860 something is incredible
He forgot to use his dead eye on that first shot. That's why he missed.
I feel like this is a reference... hmmm... oh yeah, WELCOME TO XCOM BABY!
Rdr2!!!reference is from rdr2 ri8😄😄
@@SpaceLover2500 h
@@SpaceLover2500 nbbbb
Or he didn't have lumbago
Truly a work of art. I love how much history can be behind a single rifle
18:07 its the first time I saw a bullet flying .. literally
Thats actually my 1st time too!
I’ve never seen one in real time speed till then either. That’s some low velocity
18:05
Same here!
Me too, lol
Just saw this, 10 yrs later - excellent presentation Hickok 45~
Best thing about all your videos are you start them right away with fun or action. Even the long videos you don't make it boring and keep us waiting before you start shooting the guns. This is why you're the best.
He sounds like a teacher and if this was class this would be my favorite class
He was an English teacher at one point, before he retired.
Id just like to say thank you from all the British viewers your weapon knowledge is incredible and this is the closest we can get to actually firing the weapons ourselves, keep making these videos we will continue to watch and be educated and also be green with envy lol take care all the best
museack im From Canada and even though we still do have our firearms to we rely on each other because our anti groups work together but luckily we have a conservative government in so the equivalen to the republicans. and good thing you guys had a good voter turnout now the senate is republican
You can own a lever action gun in Britain. You don't even need a license to shoot a rented one. Look for a shooting range near you, it's a lot of fun.
Both of these Henrys are beauties...I bought my 1st Henry a couple years back now... It is a Golden Boy .22LR I picked from a gun dealer on the NH side of the river, whom had bought it from an estate in Vermont. Brand spanking new in the box with all the papers... It is a Limited Edition ( 8 ) of ( 100 ) made under license from a company named Historical Armory... It has special engravings on both sides of the brass & stock dedicated to Caledonia, Vermont which is in the next county just north of where I live...I fully intend to use it, however I haven't fired a round through it yet! I will treasure this gun forever, although at 67 years young, I ain't gettin' any younger! Excellent presentation here on a rare Henry rifle that dates back to the Great Civil War.
Bill on the Hill,
Vermont, USA...
"If you tell anyone I missed that 2 liter I will never forgive you"
13 million people that seen this video: alr np bro
That's okay as long as they didn't tell anybody else. :-)
Make that 14 million people
hickok45 I’m may have told someone
@@giantasiansticker8880 you are on this council, but we do not grant you the rank of master
@@penguin_gaming9503 I have found you Clifford
I'm writing a western, but currently doing research into guns (being a British lass, I know only as much I see on computer games), and there's only so much one can learn reading books and pages from the internet. so getting your insight and passion, as well as actually seeing the gun in use is fantastic.
I really think this gun will steal the show. Can't wait. thanks for a great video.
dangel angello
dangel angello винтовка ижевски
dangel angello
Lmfao
Probably not writing anything lmao. You could of just said you know nothing about guns because video games teach nothing about then
18:03 You can SEE the bullets fly at the gong...
You definitely still don't want to be on the other end of that
0.4 second to dodge
What's cool is even with that velocity, it will still do what its meant to do for sure.
@@octopushands6923 ok?
@@Qoevi your mom. K.o
20:30 watched the whole video waiting for that rapid fire, he activated that Dead Eye. What a gorgeous rifle
I love it! At my Grandma's house there is a bowl of butterscotch candies, but Hickok45 has a bowl of ammo for you.
Yeah, it's brilliant.
He probably remembers when it came out
+KKConnors I DO! I recall that Dad would not let me buy one; he said ammo would be too expensive and that I should just appreciate my muzzloader that didn't need those expensive, unproven cartridges. He advised me that cartridge guns were just a "passing fad." :-)
+hickok45 told all of you so!!! Haha great video
+hickok45 I have 357 lever & mod. 19 4in and worked up a load for them and used them both for deer and love them. and I cet my deer all the time.
+KKConnors ha!
MR Noodle mmm
I like how you mentioned how loading the firearm can be dangerous most people never talk about loading safety great gun and great vid.
Fascinating ! Why this Man hasnt been on TV is beyond me. He is so easy to listen to and has a great knowledge of his subject!
All the dislikes are people whose Red Dead Redemption 2 downloads still aren't done.
Troy Wilmot all the dislikes are from pc players
Ahaha. I’m getting rdr2 for Christmas. Thanks for the warnings
No just them god dam O'driscoll boys
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Troy Wilmot nah I don’t have red dead redemption 2 cause got no WiFi but I like the game it’s a masterpiece.
_"There's a flower pot."_
*BANG!*
_"There WAS a flower pot."_
😊😊😊😊
Bought my grandson a Henry .22 It’s a beautiful rifle. A work of art
I’ve wanted to own one for a long time. Hopefully the day will come when I can add one to my collection. Beautiful rifle!
I love how you can see the bullet fly! What an amazing piece of history!
Watching this video made me feel good! Beautiful American history full of brass and steel -- still remember that iconic scene from Lonesome Dove, horse down, Henry out, long range sights flipped up.
It’s a British rifle, not every gun is american.
@@reichtangle7734 it's not a british gun, your making false information, it's not even used by the British, it's literally made by Benjamin tyler henry, an American engineer
@@reichtangle7734 how the heck did you mess that up, it's literally one of the most quintessential guns in the wild west
@@reichtangle7734 whoever liked your comment was probably very gullible
My two favorite rifles in one video! I have used both in cowboy action shooting matches. My slight favorite is the 1866 Winchester carbine, leaving the heavier Henry for longer-range shooting. (Long for cowboy pistol-caliber rifle matches, that is....)
Well done indeed.
I'm just watching this in 2022, and it's so cool that you had a picture of a volcanic pistol that you had printed out to show on camera instead of just editing a still image into the video. Such a nice little archaic and personal touch
I just replayed red dead redemption and was curious about this gun. You can always count on Hickok to have it!
yeah, it's only the most popular lever action gun ever and one of the first repeaters ever made ;)
The OG red dead comment.
Such a great rifle in and out of red dead my favorite couldn't wait to get it
I own a Henry Big Boy 357, great looking and working gun. Can't go wrong with Henry when it comes to lever action.
Not the original obviously, but still a great gun
different companies, but yeah any lever gun is awesome
I love Henry lever actions
The original “Assault Rifle” with a “High Capacity” magazine.
California be like: Somebody say high-capacity?
You mean high capacity clip fully semi automatic
thewild dead I still trying to recover the brain cells lose from that speech
Hi Prakash A K
Hickok45 is such an excellent and knowledgeable gun expert.
He's so great to watch.
We own an original 1860 Henry with inscriptions on the brass.
Got an old box of .44-40's that are way past expiration date!
Was our great grandfather's rifle passed down.
Rifle was probably shot last in the 1920's or 1930's.
hickok45, you need to have some faith. Because Dutch has a plan.
Usman Azhar he allways have a plan
@@jasoncarcaj8535 Just one more score. We will be out of here in no time.
F FOR KIERAN DUFFY
DUTCH VAN DER LINDE! YOU LEFT ME TO DIE!
DUTCH TOLD US TO ROB THE TRAIN.
It is nice to see our gun manufacturers so appreciated. Thanks!
He must be smoking a lot premium cigarettes
Bet he has a full cigarette card collection
3
Why do you mean nyet??
M Alghifari they were an old thing back like 140 years ago cigarettes packs had cards in them to collect if you got them all they would give you something
@@jawwwp428 no nore like 140 yearsp
The great thing about Hick is that even after 10,000 times or more of hearing that ping he gives a little happy laugh when he hits the target just like you or I might
Beautiful rifle! Don't care if it has 100 years of design, there just beautiful!
+TheCaribbeanDigger More like 155 years. Time flies when you are having fun. :-)
Lol yes I know!
+TheCaribbeanDigger
i'd own one no problem, awesome!
+Filip751000 the ak47 has defended many, many many more people from tyranny. It's just no one ever heard of the good.
***** the m1911 is outdated, heavy, too complex, and too expensive. I'm not an ak person, but I will say that the insurgents of the year 2500 will be using AKs because anyone with half a brain can make one. The m1911 will be ancient history by then. Hell, the m16 will be!
In addition to the devastation they caused in the civil war, there were also many 1860 Henry rifles present at Custer's Last stand in 1876. Unfortunately for Custer, it was the Indians who had them. All Custer and his men had were single-shot Springfield Carbines. Not only was he hopeless outnumbered in that battle, but many of the Indians were better armed as well.
Litchfield Repeater, anyone?
SplinterOscar more like the Lancaster
@@sexcaptainmachineofsex.3331 nope more like the Litchfield with the reload, Lancaster has the reload on the side of the frame.
Why do I have an erection right now ?
SplinterOscar it’s exactly Bro the reload and everything
@@sexcaptainmachineofsex.3331 no its litchfield
I love the bare simplicity of this rifle. Amazing video Hickok
I'm honestly gonna link up with this guy in zombie apocalypse
He is a deadly accurate shot
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He will end the apocalypse before you find him
@Kal Widorn the immortal captain. Unless you're on an abandoned tank truck with a completely-loaded turret.
Not me. He missed the two litre.
I have a 30-30 lever action Winchester that my great grandfather gave me and I love that gun so much. Lever action guns have a certain feel to them that no other gun can give you
18:03 this is literally the most beautiful thing I've ever seen...
It is pretty cool to see the bullets flying through the air
That sound. The sound of it reloading. I've never owned, shot or even held a gun, as I'm 16 and live in the UK, but I want this gun. That sound is a joy to listen to.
He’s probably imagining those barrels and targets as Micah, no wonder why he barely misses (or maybe never even missed, I was just counting the dings)
Edit: back after ten months and I learned a lot more about the gun than I did before, thanks for showing us this gun.
For anyone that argues against the existence of stopping power, watch the Henry Rifle knock over that 15-17 lb propane tank at 20:34
The stopping power does not exist only in handguns as the temporal cavity generated during the moment when the projectile is crossing the body due to the elasticity of the tissues of the human body returns to its place leaving the permanent cavity with an approximate diameter of the caliber of the short weapon used. In other types of weapons such as shotguns, assault rifles, sniper rifles, machine guns, among others, the permanent cavity is the size of the temporal cavity because the energy of the projectile is very large and tissue tearing occurs during the emergence of the temporal cavity.
@@error452 I was not aware of this. I believed long arms did not possess stopping power. Do you know where I could find information to corroborate your claims? Not saying I doubt you, I just want to read it for myself.
The caliber he's using isn't what Henry's used, they used a .44 cal round that is much less powerful than the .45 long colt.
O’Driscolls hate this rifle!
Biggie Cheese O’Driscolls hate him! See this man’s one clever trick for full dead eye!
Shut up biggie
O’Droscolls hate him!
The rife they didn’t want you to know about!
F FOR COLM ODRISCOLL
The shooting sound
The reload sound
It was blissful
he feels like if your granpa brought you to the range to show you one of his guns
He looks scarily similar to my actual grandfather
magnifique fusil et tellement en avance sur son temps avec sa capacité de tir, j'adore toutes vos vidéos
I realize that having a 1860 Henry was a big improvement over any muzzle loaded rifle and the range using a pistol cartridge was limited.
This Henry and the Winchester are my most favorite Rifles ever. I love how they both shoot and it all about patients.
Patience*
the most beautiful weapon that I have seen in my life
"Well an old lever gun....who wants that?"
.....me! I want that! It's a gorgeous gun
chris long litchfield repeater eh mate
Janzaib hi
The evolution of the lever gun came with a bullet shaped cutout in the magazine tube (despite the rod being fully and easily removable), to discourage vertical loading, and promote loading with the rifle at more of a level pitch.
watching this in 2024 and even back then Hickok45's vids were so great!!!
Anyone else on the Red Dead 2 hype train?
gtfo kid
Sound Tribe you don’t know about rdr lmao get outta here boi
@@eaSTS9 no u
Now that's a perfect train robbery reference, partner
Hurr hurr
This was used in the civil war, right? Known as "that darn rifle that the yanks loaded on Sunday and fired all week"
It’s the reason he said
“I loaded it on Sunday, and it’s late in the week, so it’s run out”
Wasn't that in regard to the Springfield carbines that the Union finally got, late, late in the war?
Most beautiful rifle I've ever seen, so much flow and class !
I’m a felon so I am not allowed to own a firearm but the Henry is my favorite rifle of all time
18:00 I can see the bullets fly dude 😂😂
Oh you’re so cool
@@NemenisThanks?
@@Nemenis Nerd
caught that too??
Same here
Love the history you provide with your reviews.
Love the reference at the old saying with the Yankees loading on Sunday and shooting all week long
I think this one shoots better than any open sights lever action rifle I ever shot the absence of a wooden stock makes it balanced perfectly and I personally like the feel of it in my hands better
I have no desire to own a gun, or shoot one, but i find the engineering fascinating
It's fun you should try it
'”It'd Be a Lot Cooler If You Did.”
In Australia lever action and pump action guns are our automatics lol
"Full auto bolt action"
"Semi auto pump action shotgun ban"
Kek I've seen what goes on down there
Welp not any cuz they got sawed. That sucks
+MTimtam I'm so sorry.
Yeah, but what about the reduction in crime? From what I heard, gun crime was reduced there by increasing by up to 70% with their gun buyback. What a joke. Gun control promotes crime, it doesn't reduce it at all. And last I heard, homemade machine pistols were turning up there, as I predicted. Gun laws will only prevent law abiding citizens from having guns, the criminals don't obey the laws, so they'll have guns no matter what.
UNITED POLICE STATES OF AMERICA Exactly, they're just making it slightly harder for the criminals by forcing them to make their weapons.
That kind of power in 1860 would make you invincible. Thanks.
Damn he's got a good aim!
Travis Schpeltinger finally someone notices. The man almost never misses a shot with very weapon he uses like he must of been a Hella of a soldier
Travis Schpeltinger he be having deadeye
I just got one for Christmas!
A .357 henry repeater
This is a Uberti reproduction of the 1860 Henry Rifle, Oliver Winchester's company, which was not named "Winchester" yet at the time. YOUR rifle is a different animal. :-)
That is the new Henry Rifle Co. in New Jersey. I have a Big Boy in 45LC from them, however I am saving up my money for a Uberti 1860 Henry Reproduction.
Brandon Hickory ص2
You'll shoot your eye out.
It is interesting when reading the history of this iconic firearm how Oliver Winchester tried so hard to get the US Army to buy this weapon at the beginning of the civil war and the prejudices he ran into by the man who ran the ordinance department there. This General whose name was Sibley who had the lone discretion of buying these rifles hated repeating rifles and thought every soldier should have a single shot muzzle loading rifle and that "was good enough" for fighting the rebels. One wonders how many months and how many lives could have been saved if the Union would have seen the error in this mans ways and had these rifles issued to Union troops. Can anyone imagine troops who had these repeaters going up against a bunch of soldiers who were firing weapons that you could only load and fire at 3 rounds minute? (Later on Custer found out when his cavalry had single shot Spencers while the Souix were using Winchester repeaters.)
It boggles the mind how stupid some management people can be while they have men killed when they could have very easily had shortened that bloody 4 year civil war.
The spencer carbine is also a repeater. I think you confused it with another gun.
@@tetraxis3011
I did not mention the Spencer. I have no idea what you’re talking about. I am talking about single shot muzzle loading rifles, not the Spencer.
hey Hickok . when the camera zoomed in on the gong I actually saw the bullets before they hit the gong ,no kidding blew my mind saw em clear as day just before they struck the gong , if you haven't watched it take some time and take a look . love the henry.. happy new year ! !
It's neat isn't it! It's fairly common to see projectile flight in sub-sonic ammo, especially those big .45s.
BLEW MY MIND . NEVER WOULD HAVE SEEN IT IF JOHN HADN'T ZOOMED IN ON THE TARGET........
why does this same comment keep coming up