Taylors and Company's 1860 Henry Lever Action features a 24-1/4" Octagonal Tapered Blue Barrel with brass frame and butt plate. The "Henry", named after its inventor, is the first repeating rifle in history. With it, one man could load 15 cartridges in eight to ten seconds. It was such an important innovation that it was the equivalent as 15 men armed with tradtional firearms. This rifle features a 13-round capacity and has an integrated magazine tube, and has a rear ladder sight and a front blade sight and is chambered in .44-40
| Oal | 43.30" |
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| Hand | Right Hand |
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| Action | lever |
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| Series | Henry Lever Action |
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| Sights | Bead Front, Ladder Rear |
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| Weight | 9 lbs |
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| Caliber | 44-40 Win |
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| Trigger | Standard |
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| Capacity | 13+1 |
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| Weight Range | 9 lbs to 9.99 lbs |
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| Barrel Length | 24.25" |
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| Receiver Material | Brass |
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| Stock Description | Walnut |
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| Barrel Description | 24.25" Octagon |
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| Metal Finish Group | Brass |
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| Stock Finish Group | Brown |
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| Barrel Length Range | 24" to 24.99" |
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Determined at checkout.
