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Used Henry Repeating Values 2026:
Every Model, Every Caliber.

Henry Repeating Arms was founded in 1996 by Louis Imperato in Brooklyn, New York (now in Bayonne, NJ and Rice Lake, WI). Henry produces the largest current lineup of American-made lever-action rifles. Original Henry rifles from 1860 (the original Benjamin Tyler Henry design) are separate antique-grade collectibles. Modern Henry rifles are workhorses: H001 series, Big Boy, Single Shot, X Model tactical lever, and the Long Ranger box-magazine-fed lever in modern centerfire chamberings.

Founded: 1996 Country: USA Total models listed: 165
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Classic Lever Action .22 (H001 Series)

The H001 platform — Henry's flagship .22 lever rifle. The first Henry firearm.

Big Boy Lever Action (Centerfire)

Henry's mid-frame brass / steel / color-case centerfire lever rifles. Pistol-caliber chamberings.

Lever Action .30-30 / .35 Rem / .38-55 / Centerfire Rifle

Mid-range and full-power centerfire lever rifles built on the Henry steel-receiver action.

X Model Tactical Lever

Henry's modern tactical lever — synthetic stock, M-LOK forend, threaded barrel.

Long Ranger (Box-Magazine Lever)

Geared lever rifle with detachable box magazine — handles modern bottlenecked centerfire cartridges.

Single Shot Rifles & Shotguns

Henry's break-action single-shot platform — rifle and shotgun versions.

Pump-Action .22

The H003 series — slide-action .22 Magnum / .17 HMR rifles.

Original Henry / Mare's Leg / Replicas

Henry's replicas of the original 1860 Henry rifle and the cut-down lever-action 'Mare's Leg' pistols.

AR-7 Survival Rifle

Compact takedown .22 rifle — stores inside its own buoyant stock.

Wildlife / Tribute / Limited Editions

Henry's American Wildlife and tribute / commemorative series — engraved receivers honoring branches of service, public-service workers, and conservation organizations.

Henry Repeating Value FAQ

Are the original 1860 Henry rifles the same as modern Henry Repeating Arms?

No. The 1860 Henry rifle (designed by Benjamin Tyler Henry) was produced by New Haven Arms — which became Winchester Repeating Arms. Modern Henry Repeating Arms is a separate company founded in 1996 by Louis Imperato that licensed the Henry name. Originals from 1860-1866 are extremely rare antique collectibles; modern Henrys are mainstream production firearms.

What's the difference between Henry's Side Gate and original loading?

Original Henry lever rifles loaded only through the magazine tube (twist the tube end, drop rounds in). Side Gate models added a traditional loading gate on the receiver — much faster reloads. Side Gate is the more recent / preferred configuration on the secondary market and commands a small premium.

Are Henry Wildlife / Tribute editions collectibles or shooters?

Both — but most owners keep them unfired as collector pieces. The Tribute series in particular (military service, first responders, organizations) is bought primarily as wall pieces. Resale value of an unfired Tribute with original box runs near MSRP; fired examples discount 15-25%.

Is the Long Ranger a 'real' lever action?

Mechanically yes — it uses a geared lever and box magazine but has a rotating locking-lug bolt that operates from the lever throw. It chambers modern bottle-neck cartridges (.243, .308, 6.5 Creedmoor, .223) that traditional tube-magazine lever rifles can't safely use. Henry positions it as their modern hunting lever.