All Rights Reserved. Henry Repeating Arms will continue to offer its classic lineup of tubular fed rifles in honor of this legacy. For those who have been patiently waiting on a Henry with a loading gate, we have delivered – and then some,” says Henry President and owner Anthony Imperato.The Vice President and General Manager of Henry Repeating Arms, Andy Wickstrom continues, “It is no accident that our modern lever action rifles take inspiration from the legendary 1860’s era Henry rifle that started it all. Patented in 1860, the original Henry lever action rifle was the first repeating rifle and is America’s unique contribution to international firearms design.
Henry has historically always employed a front loading tube. Henry firearms can only be purchased through a licensed firearms dealer. For more information about Henry Repeating Arms and its products visit henryusa.com or call 866-200-2354. However, there has always been a segment of the market that prefers a loading gate. The company’s manufacturing facilities are in Bayonne, NJ and Rice Lake, WI.“Henry owners have my personal guarantee to make certain that they are 100% satisfied with their purchase of our rifles.
For those who have been patiently waiting on a Henry with a loading gate, we have delivered – and then some,” says Henry President and owner Anthony Imperato. Henry Repeating Arms will continue to offer its classic lineup of tubular fed rifles in honor of this legacy.Henry Repeating Arms is one of the leading firearms manufacturers in the country and the leading lever action manufacturer. Let’s get into this review. Just being introduced at the 2019 NRA annual meetings from Henry is their new line of lever actions with loading gates. There are no external safety features on the Side Gate Lever Action rifle. Today’s Henry firearms retain classic looks but take advantage of state-of-the-art technology to build reliable, accurate and modern lever actions that are second-to-none. The round 20-inch blued steel barrel uses rifling with varying twist rates depending on the caliber and features a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight and an ivory bead front sight. The barrel on each model is 20 inches long and have a one in 12 twist for the 3030. You get a 1 and 8 twist for the 38-55.The stock is a straight grip American walnut with some very nice checkering and scroll work offering that timeless look.The cowboy carbine weighs in at seven and a half pounds and offers fully adjustable semi Buckhorn sights. The rifle’s removable magazine tube provides another method of loading the rifle and a safe, efficient way of unloading the rifle without having to work the action to cycle live rounds through the action.The loading gate below the ejection port allows for easy magazine top-offs while the removable tube magazine makes for easy unloading. Customers have continued to ask for this feature however and Henry’s answer is the all-new H024. Like other Henry Rifles, the new Side-Gate Lever Actions come drilled and tapped for a scope. Last week at NRAAM, NJ-based arms maker, Henry Rifles, unveiled their latest addition to their product lineup: a lever-action rifle with a side … © 2020 Henry Repeating Arms. The new Henry Side Gate still features the telltale hardened brass receivers of previous models. If you’re not aware, Henry rifles go all The Vice President and General Manager of Henry Repeating Arms, Andy Wickstrom continues, “It is no accident that our modern lever action rifles take inspiration from the legendary 1860’s era Henry rifle that started it all. Up until now however they have never offered a rifle with a side loading gate. His design was quickly adopted by soldiers fighting in the American Civil War due to the ability to load and fire quicker and with more reliability than muzzle loaders being fielded at that time.Now fast-forward 159 years and the Henry repeating Arms Company is still making some of America’s finest lever-action rifles. For those who have been patiently waiting on a Henry with a loading gate, we have delivered – and then some,” said Henry President and owner Anthony Imperato. Side Gate Lever Action Rifle in 45-70 U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)-Almost 160 years after the fact, Henry Repeating Arms finally added a side loading gate to their line of rifles which for the longest time had only been front-loading tubular magazine rifles. If you’re not aware, Henry rifles go all the way back to 1860 when Benjamin Tyler Henry designed the 44 Henry rimfire. The rifle can also be loaded through a removable magazine tube, making it a unique proposition in lever action offerings.The side loading gate below the ejection port allows the user to fully load the rifle’s 5-round magazine or keep it topped off without removing the magazine tube. Henry Side Loading Rifle H024 New for 2019 Just being introduced at the 2019 NRA annual meetings from Henry is their new line of lever actions with loading gates. I couldn’t wait to get the Cowboy Carbine to the range, … A patented in-hammer sliding transfer bar safety guarantees the rifle will not fire unless the hammer is cocked and the trigger is pulled. With the dual loading options, it’s the best of both worlds.”Henry Repeating Arms resurrected the legendary Henry name in 1997 and for the past 22 years built a line of lever action rifles based on the tubular feed design as incorporated in Benjamin Tyler Henry’s original Henry rifle. The H024 will initially be available in 30-30, 38-55 and 35 Remington with other calibers and finishes to follow in the future.I had the opportunity to run the 30-30 and the 38-55 and we’ll be shooting those today.The receiver is hardened brass with polished brass finish drilled and tapped for Weaver 63 B mount. The receiver is made of solid hardened brass.The new Henry Side Gate is offered in calibers 30-30, 38-55 and 35 Rem. The manufacturers suggested retail price is $1,045.The buttstock and forestock of the new Side Gate Lever Action is made of American walnut with deep checkering and engraved flourishes.“The advent of the new Henry Side Gate solidifies Henry Repeating Arms as the first name in lever actions.
The American walnut stock is laser engraved with deep checkering and scrollwork, with the forearm inset with the “HENRY” name.