Classic lever-action .30-30 with side-loading gate and tube magazine. 20" blued barrel, polished brass receiver, American walnut stock with checkering. Fully adjustable rear sight, ivory bead front. 7.5 lbs, 38.3" overall.
The Henry Side Gate Lever Action represents the pinnacle of American rifle craftsmanship, combining traditional lever-action reliability with modern convenience. This .30-30 Winchester rifle delivers the accuracy and handling characteristics that have made lever actions the preferred choice of hunters and marksmen for generations.
The rifle features a polished brass receiver that rivals steel in strength while offering distinctive aesthetic appeal. The hardened brass construction provides the same yield and tensile strength as steel, ensuring durability through decades of use. Brass accents extend throughout the rifle, including the buttplate and barrel band, creating a cohesive, handsome appearance.
The innovative side-loading gate allows you to top off the magazine without removing it from the rifle—a practical advantage in the field. The standard removable tube magazine ensures safe and easy unloading when needed. This dual-system approach gives you flexibility for hunting, range work, or casual shooting.
The American walnut furniture is finished with intricate, deep checkering that provides a secure grip in any condition. The 14" length of pull accommodates most shooters comfortably. At 7.5 pounds and 38.3 inches overall, the rifle balances pointability with stability.
Whether you're hunting whitetail, elk, or deer at reasonable ranges (up to 125 yards), this rifle delivers. It's equally at home on the range or standing as a showpiece in your collection. The transfer bar safety provides reliable protection during handling and transport.
The Henry Side Gate Lever Action represents the evolution of a design that has proven itself across more than a century of American hunting and sport shooting. It honors tradition while incorporating thoughtful improvements that make it more practical for modern use.