TYPE: RIFLE: LEVER ACTION
MODEL SERIES: HENRY
CALIBER/GAUGE: 45-70 GOVT
CAPACITY: 4+1
BARREL LENGTH: 22 IN.
MINIMUM/OVERALL LENGTH: 40.4 IN.

Product Details:
Safety: Transfer Bar
Frame Finish: Color Case
Drilled & Tapped: Yes
Front Sight: Bead
Rear Sight: Adj Diamond Semi-buckhorn
Weight: 8.1 lbs.
Firearm Stock: American Walnut
Features: Swivel Studs, Side Gate
Finish: Blue, Color Case
Firing System: External Hammer
Frame Material: Steel
Magazine Type: Tubular Magazine
Barrel Configuration: Single
Barrel Description: Octagon Blued Steel
Barrel Twist: 1-20
Rifled Barrel: Yes
Sling Attachment: Yes
Buttplate/Recoil Pad: Black Ventilated Rubber Recoil

Product Description:
If you happen to be a student of the Old West or an admirer of the traditional looks (and nostalgia) of time-honored case hardened colors, we’ve got your corner covered. Our color cased steel-framed rifles now include a side loading gate for rapid magazine top-off while retaining the original tube magazine to unload the rifle without cycling cartridges through the action. These gorgeous-looking lever action rifles are chambered in classic .30-30 and legendary .45-70. The .30-30 features a 20” octagon barrel, straight-wrist stock, 5-shot magazine capacity, and the .45-70 sports a 22” octagon barrel, a pistol-grip stock, and a 4-shot magazine.

One of our most appealing steel frame finishes, the colors come from a genuine case-hardening process on the frame and fore-end cap that means no two receivers will look alike. Both models feature fine checkering on the genuine American walnut stocks, an automatic in-hammer transfer bar safety, and the receivers are drilled and tapped for optional scope usage. The barrels are topped with an adjustable semi-buckhorn rear and brass bead front sight for those that prefer irons. Sling swivel studs and ventilated rubber recoil pads come standard as well.

The .30-30 is the preeminent caliber of choice for millions of deer hunters, while .45-70 will drop anything in the Lower 48. Choose your caliber, and you’re ready to carry on where Great-Grandpa left off. This would be considered a deluxe model in his time, and if he were around today, you’d undoubtedly get an envious nod of approval.