Henry Lever Action Rifles for Sale
Henry Repeating Arms builds its rifles in the United States and is best known for smooth lever actions that look as good as they shoot. If you grew up on a .22 lever gun, there is a fair chance it was a Henry.
The grid below shows Henry rifles and shotguns available now. Use the search bar for a specific model number.
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Henry Repeating Arms Golden Boy H004TT Truckers Tribute .22 LR 24K Gold Plated Engraved Receiver Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Homesteader M-LOK 9mm Brushed Bronze Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Single Shot Youth 20 Gauge Blue/Black Shotgun
Henry Long Ranger No Sights .308 Win 7.62x51 NATO Blued Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Long Ranger Big Woods .308 Win Black Anodized Rifle
Henry H9 Protector Carbine .360 Buckhammer Blued Steel Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Golden Boy Silver .22 WMR Lever Action Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H1 Tracker Carbine Large Loop .22 WMR Black Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H001T-22M Frontier .22 WMR Blued Lever Action Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H015B-410 .410 Brass/Walnut Shotgun
Henry Repeating Arms Golden Boy Silver American Eagle .22 LR Blue/Black Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H1 Western Western .22 WMR Blued Rifle
Understanding the Henry range
Classic Lever Action .22. The rifle that built the company: light, affordable and famously smooth, in .22 LR and .22 Magnum.
Golden Boy. The same rimfire idea with a brass-toned receiver and octagon barrel. A common first rifle and a common heirloom.
Big Boy. Centerfire lever actions in revolver calibers such as .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum and .45 Colt, available with brass or steel receivers.
.30-30 and .45-70. Full-power hunting lever actions for deer, hogs and larger game. Newer side gate models load through the receiver as well as the magazine tube.
Single shots and the U.S. Survival AR-7. Break-action rifles and shotguns, plus the takedown .22 that packs into its own stock.
Choosing a Henry
Decide on the job first: plinking and small game points to the rimfires, woods hunting to a Big Boy or .30-30, and big game to the .45-70. Steel-receiver models are lighter and take hard use; brass models are heavier and steadier on the bench.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Henry rifles made in the USA?
What is a side gate Henry?
Ordered online, transferred by your dealer
Every firearm ships to the Federal Firearms Licensee you choose. You complete ATF Form 4473 and the background check at their counter, then take it home. Ammunition, magazines and most parts ship to your door where your state and local law allow it.