Rifles

Ultimate youth rifle. Made of stainless steel and featuring a one-piece fiberglass reinforced synthetic stock. One-piece bolt. Beavertail forearm. Fully adjustable sights. Williams Firesights, illuminated two green rear and red front. Manual safety. Wraparound checkering, pistol grip and European style bolt handle.

Specifications:

Model: Mini-Bolt
Action: Bolt Action
Finish: Stainless Steel Receiver/BBL
Stock: Muddy Girl Synthetic
Special Feature: Youth Model
Weight: 3.25 lbs.
Caliber: .22 LR
Capacity: 1
Barrel: 16.25″
Overall Length: 30.25″
Rate-of-Twist: 1-in-16″
Chamber: 22 Short/ 22 Long/ 22LR
Sights: Open rifle sights
Safety: Manual Thumb Safety
Additional Info: Williams Fire FO Sights
Drilled/Tapped: Yes

Limited Edition special serial numbers-  2020TRUMPXXXX

 The Henry Lever Action is a classic Western-style lever action rifle
and one of the most popular rimfire rifles on the market today. The
Model H001L shoots great, looks great and is remarkably affordable –
about half the price of the competition’s rifles! And add to that
the fact that many people just like the way Henry does business.
Unashamedly patriotic, Henry wears their love for this country big &
bold, right up front for all to see.
And this particular
example celebrates the “Make America Great Again” mindset
with a “2020Trump” serial number, and even allows you to
choose your own (from available stock). Make a statement, and enjoy
an outstanding 22 rifle at the same time!.
Specifications:

Model: Carbine Model Lever Action
Action: Lever Action
Finish: Blue
Stock: Wood
Caliber: .22 LR
Capacity: 12+1 .22LR : 16+1 .22Short
Barrel: 16 1/8″
Overall Length: 34″
Rate-of-Twist: 1-in-16″
Sights: Open Rifle Sights
Safety: Half Cock
Additional Info: Grooved Receiver for Scope
Additional Info: Shoots .22 S/L/LR
Additional Info: Large Loop Lever

Introduced by the U.S. Army in 1873, this cartridge was first known as the .45 Government. As it made its way into commercially produced firearms the name .45-70 appeared, because it was loaded with a 70 grain blackpowder charge with 405 and 500 grain bullets. Virtually all rifle making companies of the late 19th century chambered their single shots and lever actions for the .45-70. As those companies and their rifles faded away, the .45-70’s popularity did not. Factory .45-70 ammunition has been cataloged continuously since 1873 but never in the variety of loadings available now, in the 21st century. They range from 405 grain lead bullet, low-velocity loads for deer hunting and target shooting to high-velocity 300 to 400 grain jacketed bullet ones meant for large game. The Model H010 .45-70 can handle them all. Its receiver is blued steel fitted with an 18.43″ round barrel underneath and a tubular magazine of four-round capacity. Its pistol-grip buttstock and steel-capped forend are crafted of beautiful American walnut and cut with checkering to provide a sure grip. The buttstock wears a soft rubber pad to help shooters handle .45-70 recoil from a 7.08 lb. rifle. The model H010 will be factory issued with fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear, and brass beaded front sight. Because the receiver is drilled and tapped, scope mounting is an easy option.