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The .300 Blk carbine version of this new Henry hunting hybrid makes for a handsome and handy suppressor host.

Henry Repeating Arms has debuted its American Construction Industry Tribute Edition, a new addition to its lineup of collectible Tribute Edition rifles that honors the men, women and companies who build America from the ground up.

Henry Repeating Arms has officially introduced the HUSH Series. This new line of suppressor-optimized lever-action rifle is the debut release from the company’s Special Products Division (SPD), a new R&D initiative focused on forward-thinking innovation.

Henry Repeating Arms returns as the Premier Sponsor, reinforcing their steadfast dedication to the Second Amendment and firearms education. The NRA Foundation also extends heartfelt thanks to Guns.com, Kimber and Taurus, whose generous support as Contributing Sponsors helps make this highly anticipated event possible.

Henry Repeating Arms Founder and CEO Anthony Imperato recently honored Ralf Hartmann as the International Hunter Education Association (IHEA) New York State Instructor of the Year, recognizing his contributions to hunter education and firearm safety.

Henry Repeating Arms explodes into 2025 with the unveiling of the company’s Special Products Division (SPD) with a mission to create an all-new series of customized, purpose-built firearms. And the SPD’s first launch proves that Henry isn’t your grand pappy’s lever-action anymore.

Installing this set of AR-inspired stocks gives this chromed, .44 Magnum carbine a sleek look and some handy features. Read on for the full story on the build and test.

B. Gil Horman builds out, suppresses and tests a Howa 1500 Mini in the versatile 350 Legend to see how well the cartridge pairs with the platform.

From old fashioned to sci-fi blaster, lever-action rifles continue to grow in popularity with American shooting-sports enthusiasts. Read on for the six broad categories of lever-gun that seem to have arisen, according to contributor B. Gil Horman.