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Henry H012M327 Big Boy Steel Lever 327 Federal Magnum 20″ 7 1 American Walnut Stk Blued

The Henry Big Boy Steel was designed with the modern hunter in mind.
Perfect for the straight wall cartridge hunting laws in Ohio, Indiana,
southern Michigan and pending elsewhere, and ideal as a handy brush or
truck gun. Built in line with all Henry lever actions, you can count on a
smooth, quiet and reliable action. The Henry Big Boy Steel features a 20″
round barrel that will deliver accuracy and is topped with a fully
adjustable rear sight with white diamond insert and a beaded front sight.
The receiver is matte finish and comes drilled and tapped for easy scope
mounting using Henry’s BB-RSM receiver scope mount. The checkered
all-weather American walnut stock comes with a sturdy and impact resistant
recoil pad.

While we are fond of the brass tradition begun by B.T. Henry’s 1860
rifle, we do understand that today’s hunter may prefer something a shade
lighter on the mountain, and the 2015 introduction of the Big Boy Steel
carries on the same brush gun appeal of the brass-framed Big Boys in
its overall configuration, but with upgraded features for the modern
hunter, while weighing in 1.68 lbs. less than its shiny cousin.
The 7 lbs. steel Big Boy hangs its 20” round barrel and checkered
walnut furniture on a matte-finished blued steel frame that’s drilled
& tapped for optional scope mounts, and uses the same adjustable
Western-style sights as the standard Big Boy, with the same sliding
transfer bar “safety” system in its hammer. Most of the weight savings
is due to the steel frame being lighter than a brass counterpart to
begin with, and less steel in the thinner barrel walls than an octagon
version.
To make sure the steel Big Boy stays easy on the shoulder in any of
its three calibers, the .357 Magnum/.38 Special, .44 Magnum/.44 Special,
and .45 Colt; we’ve added a ventilated rubber recoil pad. For
hands-free hiking up or down, it wears sling swivel studs; and we’ve
also added a rifle-style fore-end cap instead of the usual carbine-type
barrel band.
A perfect choice for the new straight-walled cartridge hunting laws
in Ohio, Indiana, Southern Michigan, and those pending in other areas;
with its subdued no-spook-em dark finish and easy-to-maneuver
dimensions, we’ve got that brand new deer rifle you’ve been looking for
right here.
And, the 2015 success of the Big Boy Steel model led to the 2016
introduction of the Big Boy Steel Carbine, in the same three calibers,
with the same blued frame and round barrel, this time in 16.5” length.
It comes with our glove-friendly oversized lever, and a seven-round
magazine capacity. Nearly a half-pound lighter, and with an overall
length of 34”, this is one trim partner to your favorite revolver in any
of those three calibers, and it’s a great compact trailgun on its own.
Specifications:

Model: Big Boy Steel Carbine
Action: Lever Action
Finish: Blued
Stock: American Walnut
Weight: 6.59 lbs.
Caliber: .357 Magnum | .38 Special
Capacity: 7 1
Barrel: 16.5″
Overall Length: 34″
Rate-of-Twist: 1-in-16″
Sights: FS:Brass Bead/RS:Semi-Buckhorn
Safety: Transfer Bar
Additional Info: Large Loop Lever
Additional Info: Checkered Straight-Style Stock
Additional Info: Rounded Barrel
Drilled/Tapped: Yes

FAMILY:Lever Action Series
 MODEL:Side Gate Lever Action
 TYPE:Rifle
 ACTION:Lever Action
 FINISH:Blued
 STOCK/FRAME:Wood Stock
 STOCK/GRIPS:American Walnut
 WEIGHT:7.5 lbs.

 CALIBER/GAUGE:38-55 Win
 CAPACITY:5 1
 BARREL:20″ Round BBL
 OVERALL LENGTH:38.3″
 RATE-OF-TWIST:1-in-18
 RECEIVER:Hardened Polished Brass

 SIGHTS:Semi-Buckhorn w/Diamond Insert
 SAFETY:Transfer Bar
 ADDL INFO:Regular Lever
 ADDL INFO:Straight Grip
 ADDL INFO:Weaver 63B Scope Mount
 DRILLED/TAPPED:Yes

Features a short octagon barrel, fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with beaded front sight, a grooved receiver for easy scope mounting, smooth trigger release, and a medium stock length suitable for both adults and kids. Silver receiver and barrel band with a large loop lever. American walnut stock with the words Evil Roy. Created in collaboration with Gene Pearcey, more widely known as “Evil Roy”, the Overall World and National Cowboy Action Champion and Hall of Fame member.