Henry Repeating Arms has begun shipping its Lever Action Supreme Rifle (LASR) to dealers across the country. The rifle is chambered in .223 Rem/5.56 NATO and .300 Blackout. The company announced the launch in a Henry Repeating Arms's press release dated January 2, 2025. Henry first showed the rifle at the 2024 SHOT Show.
What Was Announced
The LASR is a lever-action rifle built around a detachable box magazine rather than a tube magazine. Henry says the design includes several patent-pending features, including a windage and elevation adjustable rear sight. The rifle is made in Rice Lake, Wisconsin.
Key Details
- Calibers: .223 Rem/5.56 NATO and .300 Blackout
- Barrel lengths: 18 inches in .223 Rem/5.56 NATO, 16.5 inches in .300 BLK
- Barrel: Free-floated blued steel barrel, which Henry says can reach sub-MOA accuracy under the right conditions and with the right ammunition
- Action: Quad-bar linkage and slider crank mechanism driving a six-lug rotating bolt face
- Trigger: Match-grade, adjustable, 4 pounds
- Sights: Patent-pending, windage and elevation adjustable trapezoidal rear sight
- Controls: Ambidextrous
- Stock: Genuine American walnut
- Receivers: Aerospace-grade aluminum
- Magazine: Detachable box, shipped with a 10-round Magpul PMAG and a 5-round capacity limiter for hunting regulations
- Availability: Shipping to Henry dealers nationwide
The release does not list an MSRP.
What It Means for Gun Owners
The box magazine is the most notable change for lever-action shooters. Tube
