...Now, the Original Henry Rifle is back in all its American-made glory.
The Original Henry Rifle is virtually identical to its history-making forerunner in all aspects. The only exception: it is a .44-40 caliber. The 1860 version was made in caliber .44 Rimfire, also invented by Benjamin Tyler Henry, but long an obsolete cartridge. Every other facet remains true to its inventor, and each gun's serial number begins with the initials BTH in his honor.
Made with the same American pride and attention to detail as all Henry Repeating Arms rifles, the Original Henry Rifle features a hardened brass receiver with the same tensile and yield strength as steel; a one piece, 24 1/2 inch octagonal barrel/tubular feed; a genuine American fancy walnut buttstock and a classic folding ladder rear sight paired with a traditional blade front sight.
...though, I believe that their figures, in the chart, for the barrel length & overall length are not correct.Model Number H011
[*]Action Type Lever Action
[*]Caliber .44-40
[*]Capacity 13 + 1
[*]Length 36 ½"
[*]Barrel Length 43“
[*]Weight 9 lbs.
[*]Stock Fancy American Walnut Buttstock with Hardened Brass Buttplate
[*]Sights Folding Ladder Rear, Blade Front
[*]Finish Hardened Brass Receiver with Blued Steel Barrel
[*]Price $2,300.00
Shawn