When I was a kid, there were three reasons I wanted a lever action rifle ... which is Henry’s version of a do-everything guide gun. As the name implies, it is built for the elements. The metal has a ...

One clear trend that continues to build, though, is a focus on lever-action platforms ... To create the design, Henry has trimmed as much weight off the front portion of the gun as possible ...

This carbine has a full Parkerized finish and, with its short ... can afford the $1899 price tag. The new Lever Action Supreme Rifle (LASR) from Henry might be the least-expected new rifle ...

45 Colt Smith & Wesson surprised everyone with the release of their 1854 lever action rifle ... rear sights and a brass-bead front sight. There’s also a new Stealth Hunter 1854 .357 Magnum rifle with ...

The lever-action rifle is something ... 44 Mag chambering. Henry Repeating Arms, out of Rice Lake, WI, and Bayonne, NJ, produced 296,948 rifles, about 7.5% of all U.S.-made rifles.

Designed in the United States over 170 years ago, the lever-action rifle is, perhaps, the most iconic American firearm. An offshoot of earlier prototypes, the Henry and Spencer lever-actions were ...

The first semi-automatic rifle ever made was the Henry Repeating Rifle produced in 1862. Although it’s not a true semi-automatic rifle of today, it was the first time in history that offered rapid ...

Henry said last week that he wants to finish his career with the Ravens, Dianna Russini of The Athletic reports. Ravens coach John Harbaugh has already mentioned Henry as a candidate for an ...

By Maya Phillips A young prince and an old knight walk into a tavern … So much of Shakespeare’s “Henry IV” plays like a setup, either to a joke or to a significant turning point in English ...

Advertisement “I love Baltimore,” Henry told The Athletic’s Dianna Russini. “I want to finish my career in Baltimore.” Henry signed a two-year, $16 million deal with the Ravens this past ...