In the topic thread about Henry's American Railroad Tribute Edition rimfire rifle, it was noted that the company had photos of non-US engines on the webpage. I believe our Allan Miller sent them a friendly email pointing it out, along with some suggestions. It seems they took Allan's advice .......
The two photos that they removed ....
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I can understand that. Guns and trains seem to go together. Many of my friends that own trains also own lots of guns!
Way to go, Allan.
Richie
I can understand that. Guns and trains seem to go together. Many of my friends that own trains also own lots of guns!
Yeah, Jesse James thought so too. 
Mechanical interests spread across mechanical things. As Richard E's contribution makes clear, a lot of train guys are car guys, too, so why not guns? The problem is,
all these hobbies can get expensive.
Often one takes different hobbies in the same direction. My interest in firearms has gone backward in time to black powder guns and most of my recent train purchases have been tinplate. I've also all but abandoned my power tools for my woodworking and have been using mostly handtools instead, some of which are of 19th century origin.
Great!
Seems like a good company, too .... that they would take the time to make the changes.
Wonder if those are the photos that Allan sent? No matter, they took care of it!
I can understand that. Guns and trains seem to go together. Many of my friends that own trains also own lots of guns!
Guns? We got no guns. 
Just came home from A.R.H. Sport Shop in Claysville Pa. and ordered mine! Although the M.S.R.P. was $1020.00, He let me have it for $789.00! these are not at the dealers yet, but his distributor told him there is great interest in this gun, so if you want one.... now is the time....
Great price!!!
Henry Arms is one of insurance policies.
Yes, the fine folks at Henry did use the photos I sent to them (the Jupiter to represent an early locomotive and a NS Heritage unit to represent present-day railroading), and they also made a couple of text changes that I recommended. Anthony Imperato and his crew at Henry Repeating Arms are very responsive to their customers...pretty much unlike any other firm I've ever dealt with, be it firearms, trains, or anything else. Their products, all American made, are also superb.
My order for the Railroad Tribute rifle will be placed this week, along with an order for another Henry that I want to get for a friend.
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