Henry Repeating Arms, a leading American gunmaker, has announced a range of new products and updates, including its first-ever revolver, not just a 360 Buckhammer but two 360 Buckhammer rifles. (We know the title was technically incorrect, but we must appease the Google Gods.) They’re both straight wall cartridges and a significant refresh of its flagship series of brass-framed centerfire lever action rifles.
Big Boy Revolver
The new Henry Big Boy Revolver marks the company’s first entry into the world of wheel guns. Borrowing design elements from other Henry Repeating Arms products, the revolver features American walnut grip panels, polished blued steel, and polished hardened brass.
- Chambered in .357 Magnum/.38 Special
- Available in two different grip configurations:
- Gunfighter style (larger, flared)
- Birdshead style (more compact, rounded)
- 6-round quick-release cylinder
- 4″ barrel
- Polished brass trigger guard
- Fixed notch rear sight and interchangeable front blade sights
- MSRP: $928
Henry’s 360 Buckhammer Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms is introducing the first rifles chambered for the new 360 Buckhammer straight wall cartridge, developed in partnership with Remington Ammunition. This new cartridge is optimized for use in lever action rifles and provides extended range, higher velocity, more energy, and a flatter trajectory for hunters.
- Henry Steel Lever Action 360 Buckhammer Rifle
- Matte-blued steel receiver
- 5-round capacity
- Checkered American walnut furniture
- MSRP: $1,057
- Henry Lever Action X Model 360 Buckhammer Rifle
- Matte-blued steel receiver
- 5-round capacity
- Black synthetic stocks with M-Lok and Picatinny accessory slots
- 5/8×24 threaded barrel
- Fiber optics sights
- MSRP: $1,091
Brass Lever Action Rifles Refreshed with Side Loading Gate
Henry’s brass-framed centerfire lever action rifles are being updated to include a side loading gate, a highly requested feature. The change affects 21 individual models, which will retain their original removable inner magazine tube. The updated rifles will continue to feature polished hardened brass receivers, buttplates, and barrel bands, as well as genuine American walnut stocks and iconic blued steel octagon barrels.
A Word from the CEO
Henry Repeating Arms CEO and Founder Anthony Imperato commented on the new releases, stating that the company has no plans to slow down despite recent challenges. He thanked customers for choosing Henry and expressed excitement for the upcoming deer season with the new 360 Buckhammer cartridge.
About Henry Repeating Arms
Henry Repeating Arms is a leading rifle and shotgun manufacturer in the United States and a world leader in the lever action category. With a company motto of “Made in America, or not made at all,” Henry firearms come with a lifetime guarantee and award-winning customer service. The company is also known for its charitable work through its Guns For Great Causes program. Employing 535 people across facilities in Rice Lake, Wisconsin, and Bayonne, New Jersey
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STILL waiting for Henry to ‘upgrade’ the AR-7 (NOT an ‘assault rifle’ BTW) to use .22WMR…………………….
How does pistol stack up to other makes?