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Posted On: 8/22/2023
By: Rob Haversat
A: Hi again Rob! Henry was fast to get back to me, and I was wrong – this ammo is no good for a Henry. "We do not recommend shooting shot shells out of any Henry rifle because the shot pellets may foul or damage the rifle grooves. In addition, the rifled bore will slow down and scatter the shot much more than a proper smooth bore, making accuracy very poor, especially at ranges greater than 5 feet. They also may not cycle properly, due to a non-standard cartridge profile."
Posted On: 4/30/2023
By: Antonio Pantoja
A: Absolutely sir!
Posted On: 5/1/2020
By: BRET ANDERSON
A: Hello, Bret! If a revolver is chambered for 40 S&W, it can't run 45 Long Colt. This round's bullet is half an inch greater in diameter.
Posted On: 4/22/2020
By: Sebastian
A: Hello Sebastian! I just asked my connection at Taylor's, and he said he wouldn't recommend it because the round's muzzle velocity is too hot at 1,000 fps.
Posted On: 8/18/2019
By: Gregory P Drury
A: Hi Gregory, that .45 shotshell is a perfect match for your Bond. I would suggest that you instead select a .410 shotgun round. It will perform much better and be less expensive. Leave the .45 Colt side to hard hitting soft or hollow point rounds!