Henry All-Weather Lever Action

Outfitter Services March 13, 2023
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If you’re in the market for a durable and reliable rifle that can withstand the toughest outdoor conditions, the Henry All-Weather Lever Action Side Gate Rifle is a must-have. Its hard chrome plating is bonded to the steel, making it highly resistant to corrosion, wear, and tear. As an avid outdoorsman, I’ve taken this rifle on many hunting trips and have been impressed with its durability and performance.

The adjustable semi-buckhorn rear and brass bead front sights, along with the drilled and tapped receiver for a scope, make this rifle a versatile choice for both target shooting and hunting. I love that I can easily keep the magazine topped off with the side loading gate and safely unload it with the removable magazine tube.

With its .30-30 caliber and 5-round capacity, the Henry All-Weather Lever Action Side Gate Rifle is an excellent choice for hunting deer or elk. I’ve used this rifle on multiple occasions and have been consistently impressed with its accuracy and power.

One of the best things about this rifle is its affordability. Despite its high-quality features, it’s priced very reasonably, making it accessible to a wide range of shooters. Overall, I highly recommend the Henry All-Weather Lever Action Side Gate Rifle to anyone in search of a reliable and durable lever action rifle that can handle any outdoor adventure.

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