1880 King of the Western

Chapter 109

The location of the push-back mechanism was easy to find, and Henry soon discovered a wrench under the carpet under the sofa, and the wall behind the tapestry shrank to reveal a one-person chamber.

Henry went inside and found a small safe about the size of Denver's, a Sharps rifle, and three boxes of 240.50 inches, 170 grings of black powder, and 700 grings of ammunition.

One gram =0.0648 grams, which is a 12.7 mm cartridge loaded with 11 grams of black powder weighing 45.4 grams.

Both the rifle and the bullet were custom-made versions that could knock out almost any large animal in North America, including black bears, bison and even brown bears with a single shot.

Henry put it all into the space, then doused the bookshelf and desk with two 50-liter buckets of kerosene.

Henry then opened a window in his office and looked down. There were indeed soldiers in the back yard on the first floor, rushing toward the front yard with rifles.

Henry lit a few books on the bookshelf with a match,