HENRY ORIGINAL 44-40 24 OCTAGONAL

SKU: LIP|HNH011UPC: 619835100016Mfr. Part #: H011

$2,535.99

HENRY ORIGINAL 44-40 24 OCTAGONAL

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Description

Action Type: Lever Toggle Link System – Caliber: .44-40 – Capacity: 13 rounds – Length: 43 – Barrel Length: 24.5 – Weight: 9 lbs. – Stock: Fancy American Walnut Buttstock with Hardened Brass Buttplate – Sights: Folding Ladder Rear Blade Front – Finish: Hardened Brass Receiver

Additional information

upc

619835100016

manufacturer

Henry Repeating Arms

Manufacturer Part Number

H011

Action

Lever Action

ATF Type

Rifle

Barrel Finish

BLUED

Barrel Length

24.5"

Caliber/Gauge

.44-40 Winchester

Capacity

13 + 1

Length

49.4500

Model

Original

Package Height

3.0

Package Width

8.9

Product Type

Rifle

Rate of Twist

1-in-36

Safety

Hammer

Shipping Weight

11.2

Sights

Blade / Folding Ladder

Sights Type

Adjustable Sights

State Restriction (OR)

NO SALE TO OREGON

State Restriction (RI)

NO DIRECT SHIP TO RHODE ISLAND

State Restriction (WA)

NO DIRECT SHIP TO WASHINGTON

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