As mentioned in earlier posts, early PH rifles were far superior. The first run up to serial number 1000 had the hammered rifling, the Henry rifles shot a lot better. I have access to both and can attest to their accurate groups. Word to the wise, size your rounds,clean between shots and your groups will be tight. A quick check to tell rifles from the later Italian run was they didn't have case hardened hammers.
Tie two birds together and though they have 4 wings they cannot fly.......But great for an easy shot
.20 Daystate Harrier SE
.22 rimfire a 525 semi auto (for those rats that dont go down)
.454 Rogers and spencer black powder revolver
.577 parker hale two band enfield rifle
.577 parker hale three band enfield rifle
410 over+under investarm shotgun
9mm converted 303 lee enfield
9mm stevens garden gun
.45 colt walker revolver
.and a few more.