Henry Repeating Arms has started shipping the HUSH Series, a line of lever-action rifles built to run with a suppressor. The details come from Henry Repeating Arms's press release.
What Was Announced
The HUSH Series is the first release from Henry's Special Products Division, a new research and development group. Henry says the rifles reduce weight forward of the receiver so the point of balance stays where it would be without a suppressor. Henry President Andy Wickstrom says suppressor use is growing quickly and that the platform is meant to make suppressed shooting and hunting work without compromise.
Key Details
- Barrel: 416R stainless steel, wrapped in a tension-fit carbon fiber sleeve, made with BSF Barrels of Delavan, Wisconsin
- Forearm: Skeletonized aluminum with M-LOK slots, developed with TAPCO
- Stock: Checkered, matte dark gray American hardwood laminate with a rubber recoil pad
- Optics rail: Receiver-mounted Picatinny rail of forged carbon fiber (ARRIS technology)
- Muzzle: Threaded for suppressors
- Finish: Matte magazine tube, lever, and trigger
- Calibers: .45 Colt, .357 Magnum/.38 Special, .44 Magnum/.44 Special, .30-30 Win, and .45-70 Gov't
- MSRP: $1,999 per model
- Availability: Shipping to Henry's distribution network, with dealer availability nationwide
- Manufacturing: Built in Rice Lake, Wisconsin, with Henry's Lifetime Warranty and 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
