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KHickam

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Hey guys, I wonder if any of you have JJ Henry replicas/originals and could post pics of them and the builder that did them?

Dan'l
 
Recently(two weeks ago) finished a kit I got from JP Gunstock back in the 90's...
yeah I know I really took my time.
I'll try and take pics and post them.
 
I only know of one builder for a J.J. Henry, Brett Smith in Wyoming. I will be glad to send you his email in a PM if you will contact me.
Slash
 
Thanks

I am just interested in seeing a bunch of different looking JJ Henry's.
 
I had a JJ Henry in my collection. I sold it in a gun auction several years ago in Eastern Pennsylvania. If some one can tell me how to post a photo on the forum, I'll post a pic of the lock and stock for you...

Paul Jordan from St. John in the Virgin Islands
 
[What is a JJ Henry rifle and what is so special about one?
see here http://web.mac.com/j.henry.artificers/Site/Home.html

JJ Henry was a major supplier to the fur trade of the 1826 onwards period. They made three basic models of rifles for the trade"
The Lancaster or American model
The Old English Model
The New English or Scroll Guard model post 1834
 
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LaBonte said:
[What is a JJ Henry rifle and what is so special about one?
see here http://web.mac.com/j.henry.artificers/Site/Home.html

JJ Henry was a major supplier to the fur trade of the 1826 onwards period. They made three basic models of rifles for the trade"
The Lancaster or American model
The Old English Model
The New English or Scroll Guard model post 1834

With a fair bit of overlap between the three patterns.

Sean
 
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Finally got pictures taken thanks to my brother Scott.
Got this Henry from JP Gunstock in August '95 and finished it in June '10.
Walnut stock finished with Chamber's Oil
.54 cal 42" Orion barrel Wahkon Bay Tru-Brown
L&R Late English Flintlock

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