Henry Side Gate Lever Action Rifle
The Henry Side Gate Lever Action rifle exemplifies the perfect blend of tradition and innovation. Drawing from the iconic 1860s-era design, this firearm respects its heritage while embracing modern advancements. This model features both a removable tube magazine for straightforward unloading and a side loading gate to ensure your magazine remains topped off without hassle.
The standout feature of this lever action rifle is its hardened brass receiver, a testament to both durability and aesthetic appeal. Complementing the robust receiver are brass accents on the buttplate and barrel band, exuding an aura of classic elegance that only enhances its visual allure.
Crafted with precision, the American walnut furniture showcases intricate deep checkering, providing not just beauty but also ensuring a firm grip during operation. The semi-buckhorn rear sight pairs seamlessly with an ivory bead front sight along a 20-inch round blued steel barrel; together they deliver accuracy synonymous with Henry's reputation.
This combination of craftsmanship and functionality makes the Henry Side Gate Lever Action rifle not merely another firearm in your collection but rather an heirloom piece destined for generations to admire.
Features
- brass receiver
- blued barrel
- side loading gate
- 5 round capacity
- regular lever
- straight grip
- weaver 63b scope mount
- lever action
- chambered in .360 buckhammer
- barrel length: 20-inch round blued steel barrel
- rate of twist: 1:12
- overall length: 38.3 inches
- weight: 7.5 lbs
- receiver finish: polished hardened brass
- rear sight: fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with diamond insert
- front sight: ramp front sight with .062-inch ivory bead
- scopeability: drilled and tapped for optics
- scope mount type: weaver 63b scope mount compatible
- stock material: american walnut
- buttplate/pad: brass buttplate
- length of pull: 14 inches
- safety: transfer bar
- extras: dual loading system: side gate and removable tube magazine, includes swivel studs