Henry Big Boy Brass Carbine .44 Magnum/Special Lever Action Rifle - American Walnut for Reliable Performance - H006GR

Step back into the era when the frontier beckoned and every cowboy had a trusty lever action rifle by their side and a revolver on their hip. Embodying the spirit of the Wild West, the Henry Big Boy Brass Carbine pays homage to this rugged legacy while meeting the exacting standards of modern enthusiasts. Its iconic polished hardened brass receiver not only evokes nostalgia but also provides robust strength to handle today's high-pressure pistol cartridges with ease. The octagon-profiled steel barrel, reminiscent of frontier rifles, is blued for durability and polished to a gleam, accentuated by hand-filled gold rollmarks. Designed for performance, the longer barrel of the Big Boy Brass enhances the power and accuracy of classic pistol cartridges, ensuring reliable use whether you're safeguarding your homestead or hunting for provisions. Practicality meets tradition with features like a convenient side loading gate near the receiver, allowing seamless reloading without losing sight of your target. The tube magazine, easily removable for safe unloading, adds to the rifle's versatility and user-friendly design. For precision aiming, the rifle boasts a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with a reversible white diamond insert for optimal sight alignment, catering to individual preferences. Should you prefer optics, the drilled and tapped receiver accommodates a scope base for added versatility. Crafted from genuine American walnut, the straight-grip buttstock and forearm exude timeless elegance, complemented by a polished brass barrel band and buttplate that mirror the receiver's finish. The Henry's smooth action and crisp trigger further underscore its reputation as a true American classic, made with pride and precision. Whether you're at the range, in the field or participating in Cowboy Action Shooting, the Henry Big Boy Brass Carbine promises an authentic experience of Americana that's as reliable today as it was in the days of the Wild West.