Description
|
||||||||||||||||
5% OFF
Henry H001TRP Small Game Rifle 22 S/L/LR Lever .22 LR 20″ 16+1
Original price was: $404.00.$383.80Current price is: $383.80.
Fitted with Skinner’s solid steel rear base and fully adjustable aperture (with .096 inch insert or .200 inch ghost ring option) specifically dimensioned to line up perfectly with the tall brass bead front sight for easy zeroing, greater visibility and more precision when it’s needed. American walnut stock and classic octagon barrel. Cold-weather glove-friendly over-sized large loop lever.
3 reviews for Henry H001TRP Small Game Rifle 22 S/L/LR Lever .22 LR 20″ 16+1
Related products
-
Henry Lever 45-70 Government Brass 22″ 4+1 American Walnut Stoc
Original price was: $736.00.$699.20Current price is: $699.20.Add to cartThis Henry Lever action rifle features a blued steel octagonal barrel with a brass receiver that is tapped for a Weaver mount. Additional features include fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight and a brass beaded front sight, and an American walnut with a brass buttplate.
Specifications:
Weight: 8lbs 10oz
Rate-of-Twist: 1-in-20″
Receiver: Brass
Sights: Brass Bead
Additional Info: Octagon Barrel
Additional Info: Brass Receiver & Butt Plate
Additional Info: Large Loop Lever
Drilled/Tapped: Yes -
Henry Big Boy .45 Colt
Original price was: $712.00.$676.40Current price is: $676.40.Add to cartThe West may have been tamed and fenced long ago, but its unbridled spirit lives on in this line of traditional big-boy Henry rifles.
Specifications:Model: Big Boy
Action: Lever Action
Finish: Blue
Stock: Wood
Caliber: .45 Colt
Capacity: 10+1
Barrel: 20″
Overall Length: 38.5″
Receiver: Brass
Sights: Open Rifle Sights
Safety: Half Cock
Additional Info: Octagon Barrel
Donnie Matthews (verified owner) –
I’ve been consistently happy with Firearmss Gun Shop. I highly recommend shopping Firearmss before looking elsewhere.
Reginald Chavez (verified owner) –
Will update after receiving gun and ammo.
Nancy Armstrong (verified owner) –
I picked up 2 mags for my Mosin because Firearms’s price beats everyone else by $8-10 a mag.