Henry Lever Action Rifles, Shotguns, and Revolvers
Henry is the leading lever-action firearms manufacturer in the USA. All Henry lever action rifles and shotguns are "Made in America, Or Not Made At All."
Henry Firearms - Henry Repeating Arms
Classic Rimfire Lever Action Rifles Classic Lever Action .22 .22 S/L/LR $425.00 - $476.00 MSRP
Find a Henry Dealer - Henry Repeating Arms
If you are interested in purchasing Henry rifles and shotguns, you must do so through a licensed firearms dealer. Henry Repeating Arms firearms are available from the finest independently …
Henry Repeating Arms Product & Price List
Henry Repeating Arms Product & Price List Ask a Henry Dealer to Quote You should expect to receive some discount from our M.S.R. Price Download as PDF Model Number
New Original Henry Lever Action Rifles | Henry Repeating Arms
Henry Repeating Arms specializes in American-made shotguns and rifles designed to be used how you need them. Our Original Series rifles are the epitome of American tradition and each …
New Releases - Henry Repeating Arms
Discover Henry's newest American made rifles built with premium craftsmanship. Each new release features genuine walnut and lifetime warranty.
Classic Lever Action .22 - Henry Repeating Arms
The Henry Lever Action rifle is a classic Western-style lever action rifle, and one of the most popular .22 caliber rifles on the market today. The reason for its popularity is because it shoots …
The New Original Henry | Henry Repeating Arms
A pioneering design in a reliable and practical lever action repeater, and adopted in limited numbers during the Civil War, the Henry was the 16-shot rifle referred to as “the rifle you could …
Lever Action Supreme Rifle - Henry Repeating Arms
Setting a new standard for lever action accuracy, the Lever Action Supreme Rifle (or LASR for short) sports a free-floated blued steel barrel fully capable of delivering sub-MOA groups, …
Small Game Rifle & Carbine - Henry Repeating Arms
The lever action rifle itself is a time-honored design that’s every bit as valid today as it was in 1860 when B. Tyler Henry developed his legendary repeater.