Henry Repeating Arms has begun shipping its America's 250th Anniversary Tribute Edition Collection, a set of three commemorative lever-action rifles released to mark the nation's 250th anniversary of independence. You can read Henry Repeating Arms's press release for the company's own description.
What Was Announced
The collection includes two H1 rifles chambered in .22 S/L/LR, one full-size and one youth model, plus an H10 chambered in .45-70 Government. All three share the same finish and trim: a waving American flag in full-color red, white, and blue Cerakote on a nickel-plated receiver, Fancy-grade American walnut, a polished nickel-plated buttplate, and a 250 anniversary logo engraved and silver-filled on the buttstock.
Key Details
- Full-size Tribute Edition (H1): 20-inch blued steel octagon barrel, fully adjustable sights, large loop lever, 16-round .22 LR capacity.
- Youth Tribute Edition (H1): 16.5-inch round blued barrel, 13-round .22 LR capacity, shorter and lighter profile.
- Tribute Edition (H10): 22-inch blued steel octagon barrel, hardened brass receiver with nickel plating, large loop lever, sling swivel studs, drilled and tapped for optics, 4-round capacity in .45-70 Government.
What It Means for Gun Owners
For buyers who want a commemorative piece, the collection offers three different configurations under one finish. The H1 models are rimfire options suited to plinking and younger shooters, while the H10 is a centerfire rifle in a cartridge that dates to 1873. The H10 is drilled and tapped for optics, which the H1 models are not described as being.
Bottom Line
Henry is now shipping the three-rifle set, and the release positions it as a collector-oriented tribute to the lever-action's American history. Pricing and quantity details were not included in the announcement.
