Henry Repeating Arms: Made in America, or Not Made at All
Henry Repeating Arms started in 1996 in Brooklyn with one idea: build a lever-action .22 that a working person could afford and be proud to own. Louis and Anthony Imperato shipped the first Classic Lever Action .22 rifles in 1997, and that single model grew into one of the largest long-gun makers in the country, more than 800 people strong, with plants in Wisconsin and on the Bayonne waterfront in New Jersey. The name reaches back to the 1860 Henry rifle, and Henry treats that heritage as a standard to meet rather than a slogan.
Shooters choose Henry for the feel of the thing. The actions are smooth out of the box, the walnut is real, the brass and blued steel are finished the old way, and the lifetime warranty is backed by a founder who still puts his own name on the satisfaction guarantee. A Henry is the rifle you hand a kid for a first squirrel season and the one your father kept in the closet for deer. Lately it is also a 9mm carbine and a double-action revolver, and Henry has built both without losing the plot.
The Henry lineup we stock
Rimfire lever actions
- Classic Lever Action .22 - the rifle that started the company. Tube-fed, chambered in .22 LR, .22 WMR and .17 HMR, with trims from the plain Classic to the Frontier, Tracker, Garden Gun, Sporter and Western. First rifle, plinker and small-game gun all at once.
- Golden Boy - the same action dressed up with a polished brass receiver, octagon barrel and American walnut. Deluxe engraved versions and the Firefighter and Eagle Scout tributes make it the gift that gets shot, not shelved.
- Silver Boy, Silver Eagle, Golden Eagle and American Beauty - nickel and engraved variations on the Golden Boy theme for anyone who wants the showpiece look.
- Mini Bolt and US Survival - the Mini Bolt is a single-shot bolt-action .22 scaled for young shooters. The US Survival is the takedown .22 that stows inside its own stock.
Centerfire lever actions
- Big Boy - Henry's pistol-caliber lever gun in .357 Mag/.38 Spl, .44 Mag, .45 Colt, .41 Mag and .360 Buckhammer. Brass, Steel, Color Case Hardened, All-Weather, Carbine and Big Boy X versions run from cowboy-action rifle to brush gun that shares ammunition with your revolver.
- Side Gate - built after years of customers asking for a loading gate. Chambered in .30-30 Win, .35 Remington, .38-55, .45-70 Govt and .360 Buckhammer, with brass, color case hardened, octagon and large-loop options. This is the deer rifle in the lineup.
- Lever Action .30-30 and .45-70 - the steel-framed working guns, including the Wildlife Edition, All-Weather and Case Hardened models and the Protector, Explorer and Provider carbines. Short, plain and built for a tree stand in November.
- Long Ranger - a lever action fed from a detachable box magazine in .223 Rem, .243 Win, .308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor, so you can run modern pointed bullets. Offered in Deluxe, Express and Wildlife Edition trim.
- Supreme - the newest Henry, a lever action that takes AR-pattern magazines in .223 Rem, .300 Blackout and .450 Bushmaster. The SPD Predator and the threaded-barrel SPD HUSH in .45 Colt sit alongside it.
- Original Henry - the 1860-pattern rifle in .44-40 and .45 Colt, plus the Rare Carbine. Brass frame, no forend, loading from the front of the tube the way the first one did.
Beyond the lever
- Homesteader - Henry's 9mm semi-automatic carbine. Walnut stock, blued steel, a threaded barrel and magwell adapters for common pistol magazines. A home, farm and range gun that looks like it belongs over a farmhouse door.
- Big Boy Revolver and H17 Big Boy Deadeye - Henry's double-action .357 Mag/.38 Spl wheelguns, built as companions to the Big Boy rifle.
- Golden Boy Revolver and H16 Golden Boy Deadeye - the .22 LR revolvers, including the birdshead-grip Deadeye, a rimfire sidekick to the Golden Boy rifle.
- Single Shot rifles and shotguns - break-action simplicity in .223 Rem, .243 Win, .308 Win, .350 Legend, .360 Buckhammer, .44 Mag, .357 Mag, .45-70 Govt and .450 Bushmaster, plus 12 gauge, 20 gauge and .410 shotguns and a Turkey model. Henry also builds a Lever Action .410 Shotgun for pests and small game around the property.
Henry at Urban Tactical Firearms
Urban Tactical Firearms is veteran-owned, with stores in Marlton and Jersey City, New Jersey, and every Henry on this page is one we stock. Order online and we will ship to your FFL anywhere in the country, or visit us in Marlton or Jersey City.
