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[[Image:Henry.jpg|thumb|right|500px|Henry 1860 brass-frame - .44 Rimfire (RF).]]
 
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The Henry 1860 rifle is a lever action, breech loading rifle.  The first 400 of the 14000 rifles made were produced with an iron frame instead of the brass frame commonly seen.  Brass was added in late 1862 as production picked up. Henry rifles were far too expensive ($45 to $65 each) to be issued in large numbers during the Civil War (in comparison, a common Enfield Rifle cost $14).  The Copper rounds used 28 grains of black powder and cost 1.6 cents each (about 4 times the price of muzzle loading ammo), most were purchased my individual soldiers with their own money. Twelve thousand were produced from 1862 to 1865 and sales slowed when the War ended.  110,000 1866 (Yellow Boy- side loading gate) Henry Rifles were made up to the introduction of the famous Winchester 1873 model.  The "Yellow Boy" Henry is the one used in the film ''[[Silverado]]''.
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The Henry 1860 rifle is a lever action, breech loading rifle.  The first 400 of the 14000 rifles made were produced with an iron frame instead of the brass frame commonly seen.  Brass was added in late 1862 as production picked up. Henry rifles were far too expensive ($45 to $65 each) to be issued in large numbers during the Civil War (in comparison, a common Enfield Rifle cost $14).  The Copper rounds used 28 grains of black powder and cost 1.6 cents each (about 4 times the price of muzzle loading ammo), most were purchased by individual soldiers with their own money. Twelve thousand were produced from 1862 to 1865 and sales slowed when the War ended.  110,000 1866 (Yellow Boy- side loading gate) Henry Rifles were made up to the introduction of the famous Winchester 1873 model.  The "Yellow Boy" Henry is the one used in the film ''[[Silverado]]''.
  
  
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|''[[Jane Got a Gun (2016)|Jane Got a Gun]]''||[[Natalie Portman]]||Jane Hammond||||2016
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|''[[Django Unchained]]''||[[Jamie Foxx]]|| Django|| ||2012
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|''[[Django Unchained]]''||[[Christoph Waltz]]|| Dr. King Schultz|| ||2012
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| ''[[Crossfire (Les Insoumis)]]'' || || French policeman || || 2011
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| ''[[Cowboys & Aliens]]'' || [[Raoul Trujillo]] || Black Knife || || 2011
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| ''[[Cowboys & Aliens]]'' || || gang members || || 2011
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| ''[[Cowboys & Aliens]]'' ||  || Apache warriors || || 2011
 
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|''[[True Grit (2010)|True Grit]]''||[[Josh Brolin]]||Tom Chaney|| ||2010
 
|''[[True Grit (2010)|True Grit]]''||[[Josh Brolin]]||Tom Chaney|| ||2010
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|''[[Shanghai Noon]]''||[[Brandon Merrill]]||Falling Leaves|| ||2000
 
|''[[Shanghai Noon]]''||[[Brandon Merrill]]||Falling Leaves|| ||2000
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|''[[Last Stand at Saber River]]''||[[Tom Selleck]]||Paul Cable||cartridge conversion||1997
 
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|''[[Mulholland Falls]]''|| || || ||1996
 
|''[[Mulholland Falls]]''|| || || ||1996
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| ''[[The Quest]]'' || || Dobbs' men || May be a mocked up [[Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy"]] || 1996
 
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|''[[Legends of the Fall]]''||[[Henry Thomas]]||Samuel Ludlow || ||1994
 
|''[[Legends of the Fall]]''||[[Henry Thomas]]||Samuel Ludlow || ||1994
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|''[[Silverado]]'' ||[[Danny Glover]]||Mal|| ||1985
 
|''[[Silverado]]'' ||[[Danny Glover]]||Mal|| ||1985
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|''[[Heaven's Gate]]'' || [[Kris Kristofferson]] || James Averill || || 1980
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| ''[[Heaven's Gate]]'' || [[Jeff Bridges]] || John L. Bridges || || 1980
 
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|''[[True_Grit_(1969)|True Grit]]''||[[Jeff Corey]] ||Tom Chaney || ||1969
 
|''[[True_Grit_(1969)|True Grit]]''||[[Jeff Corey]] ||Tom Chaney || ||1969
 
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|''[[For a Few Dollars More]]''||[[Clint Eastwood]]||Manco (The Man With No Name)|| ||1965
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|''[[How the West Was Won]]''||[[Henry Fonda]]||Jethro Stuart|| ||1962
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| ''[[Paleface, The|The Paleface]]'' || [[Bob Hope]] || Peter 'Painless' Potter || || 1948
 
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| ''[[How the West Was Won]]''||[[Henry Fonda]]||Jethro Stuart|| ||1962
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| ''[[Paleface, The|The Paleface]]'' || || Backwoodsman || || 1948
 
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|''[[Deadliest Warrior]]''|| ||Crazy Horse|| ||2010
 
|''[[Deadliest Warrior]]''|| ||Crazy Horse|| ||2010
 
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|''[[Firefly]]'' / "Heart of Gold"|| || || ||2002
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|''[[Firefly]]'' || [[Doan Ly]]|| Emma || "Heart of Gold" (S01E13) ||2003
 
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|''[[Lonesome Dove]]''|| [[Robert Duvall]] || Augustus "Gus" McCrae || || 1989
 
|''[[Lonesome Dove]]''|| [[Robert Duvall]] || Augustus "Gus" McCrae || || 1989
 
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|''[[Lonesome Dove]]''|| [[Tommy Lee Jones]] || Woodrow F. Call ||  || 1989
 
|''[[Lonesome Dove]]''|| [[Tommy Lee Jones]] || Woodrow F. Call ||  || 1989
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|''[[Return To Lonesome Dove]]''||[[Timothy Scott]]||Pea Eye Parker||||1993
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|''[[Rango]]''|| Buford || Changes from [[Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy"]] in (possibly intentional) continuity error || 2011
 
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|''[[Darkest of Days]]''|| "Henry Rifle" || Incorrectly with gate-loader ||2009
 
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|''[[Red Dead Redemption]]''|| "Henry Repeater"|| ||2010
 
|''[[Red Dead Redemption]]''|| "Henry Repeater"|| ||2010

Revision as of 13:46, 30 August 2016

Henry 1860 brass-frame - .44 Rimfire (RF).

The Henry 1860 rifle is a lever action, breech loading rifle. The first 400 of the 14000 rifles made were produced with an iron frame instead of the brass frame commonly seen. Brass was added in late 1862 as production picked up. Henry rifles were far too expensive ($45 to $65 each) to be issued in large numbers during the Civil War (in comparison, a common Enfield Rifle cost $14). The Copper rounds used 28 grains of black powder and cost 1.6 cents each (about 4 times the price of muzzle loading ammo), most were purchased by individual soldiers with their own money. Twelve thousand were produced from 1862 to 1865 and sales slowed when the War ended. 110,000 1866 (Yellow Boy- side loading gate) Henry Rifles were made up to the introduction of the famous Winchester 1873 model. The "Yellow Boy" Henry is the one used in the film Silverado.


Specifications

(1850s to 1866)

  • Type: Rifle
  • Caliber(s): .44 Rimfire
  • Weight: 9.25 lb (4.2 kg)
  • Length: 44.75 in (1,137 mm)
  • Barrel length(s): 24 in (610 mm)
  • Capacity: 16 round tube magazine
  • Fire Modes: Lever Action


The Henry 1860 has been used in the following films:

Film

Title Actor Character Note Date
Jane Got a Gun Natalie Portman Jane Hammond 2016
Django Unchained Jamie Foxx Django 2012
Django Unchained Christoph Waltz Dr. King Schultz 2012
Crossfire (Les Insoumis) French policeman 2011
Cowboys & Aliens Raoul Trujillo Black Knife 2011
Cowboys & Aliens gang members 2011
Cowboys & Aliens Apache warriors 2011
True Grit Josh Brolin Tom Chaney 2010
Seraphim Falls Liam Neeson Carver Iron Frame 2006
Desperation Vigilantes 2006
Tremors 4: The Legend Begins Sara Botsford Christine Lord 2004
Shanghai Noon Brandon Merrill Falling Leaves 2000
Last Stand at Saber River Tom Selleck Paul Cable cartridge conversion 1997
Mulholland Falls 1996
The Quest Dobbs' men May be a mocked up Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy" 1996
Legends of the Fall Henry Thomas Samuel Ludlow 1994
Dances with Wolves Mary McDonnell Stands With a Fist 1990
Dances with Wolves Kevin Costner Lt. John Dunbar 1990
Night of the Living Dead Tony Todd Ben 1990
Silverado Danny Glover Mal 1985
Heaven's Gate Kris Kristofferson James Averill 1980
Heaven's Gate Jeff Bridges John L. Bridges 1980
True Grit Jeff Corey Tom Chaney 1969
How the West Was Won Henry Fonda Jethro Stuart 1962
The Paleface Bob Hope Peter 'Painless' Potter 1948
The Paleface Backwoodsman 1948

Television

Show Title / Episode Actor Character Note Air Date
Deadliest Warrior Crazy Horse 2010
Firefly Doan Ly Emma "Heart of Gold" (S01E13) 2003
Lonesome Dove Robert Duvall Augustus "Gus" McCrae 1989
Lonesome Dove Tommy Lee Jones Woodrow F. Call 1989
Return To Lonesome Dove Timothy Scott Pea Eye Parker 1993

Animation

Title Character Note Date
Rango Buford Changes from Winchester Model 1866 "Yellow Boy" in (possibly intentional) continuity error 2011

Video Game

Game Title Appears as Note Release Date
Darkest of Days "Henry Rifle" Incorrectly with gate-loader 2009
Red Dead Redemption "Henry Repeater" 2010
Fallout 3' "Lincoln's Repeater" 2008
Red Dead Revolver "High Caliber Rifle" 2004
Outlaws 1997
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