Henry H012GBLX44 Bear’s Leg 44 Special/44 Mag 4+1 13.80″ Blued Threaded Barrel, Blue Steel Drilled & Tapped Receiver, Black Synthetic Fixed w/Pistol Grip Stock

SKU: LIP|HNH012GBLX-44MUPC: 619835200648Mfr. Part #: H012GBLX-44M

$943.99

Henry H012GBLX44 Bear’s Leg 44 Special/44 Mag 4+1 13.80″ Blued Threaded Barrel, Blue Steel Drilled & Tapped Receiver, Black Synthetic Fixed w/Pistol Grip Stock

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Description

The Henry Bear’s Leg features a threaded barrel; Fully adjustable Semi-Buckhorn w/Diamond Insert rear sight, Brass Bead front sight; drilled and tapped receiver with Henry’s BB-RSM scope mount and a synthetic stock.

Additional information

upc

619835200648

manufacturer

Henry Repeating Arms

Manufacturer Part Number

H012GBLX-44M

Action

Lever Action

Barrel Length

13.8"

Caliber/Gauge

.44 Magnum

Capacity

4

Length

25.1''

Magazine Included

1 x 4-Round

Model

Bears leg

Product Type

Lever Action

Shipping Weight

5.1

Sights

Bead

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