HENRY VARMINT EXPRESS Lever action – .17HMR

    HENRY VARMINT EXPRESS Lever action – .17HMR

    $1,699.00

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    Description

    HENRY VARMINT EXPRESS Lever action – .17HMR

    This is the rifle the range riders of the 1800s would have loved to have had close at hand for picking off varmints or just plinking at whiskey bottles. But since the .17HMR didn’t hit the market until 2002, it will be up to you to make it a legend.

    The Henry Varmint Express® rifle packs ten rounds of .17 HMR ammunition in its tubular magazine. It features a 20″ barrel, comes with a checkered American walnut Monte Carlo stock. Like all lever action Henrys, the action is incredibly smooth from the very first shot. It will enable small game and varmint hunters to take full advantage of the .17 HMR with regard to velocity, trajectory, wind drift, ricochet resistance, quietness, and accuracy.

    Already considered by many to be the most accurate rimfire cartridge ever produced, the .17 HMR incorporates a .17 caliber bullet into a necked-down .22 magnum case. This high-powered combination produces a sizzlin’ muzzle velocity of up to 2,550 feet per second and the laser-flat trajectory makes it lethal for long-range shots on woodchucks, prairie dogs, foxes, and other small varmints. Henry’s take on this revolutionary caliber, the Varmint Express, has a 20″ barrel that delivers dead-on accuracy.

    Just like all Henry rifles, it’s handcrafted in the United States using only high-grade components such as a checkered American walnut stock, and Williams Fire sights and, of course, it’s outfitted with that legendary, smooth-operating lever action that sets a Henry rifle apart from all the imitators.

    Specifications:

    Barrel Length20″
    Barrel TypeRound Blued Steel
    Rate of Twist1:9
    Overall Length37.5″
    Weight5.75 lbs.
    Receiver FinishBlack
    Rear SightFiber Optic Williams Fire Sights
    Front SightFiber Optic Williams Fire Sights
    Scopeability3/8″ Grooved Receiver
    Scope Mount TypeN/A
    Stock MaterialAmerican Walnut
    Buttplate/PadBlack Solid Rubber Recoil Pad
    Length of Pull14″
    Safety1/4 Cock
    Embellishments/ExtrasN/A

     

    Additional information

    Make

    Henry

    Calibre

    17 HMR

    Brand

    Henry

    In every field of human endeavour there is a select group of individuals who are given credit for making such major contributions that they become synonymous with their achievements. In the area of firearms development, one name that must be included on that honoured roster is Benjamin Tyler Henry. His invention: The Henry Rifle.It was Mr Henry who conceived the first practical, lever-action repeating rifle patented in 1860. The Henry gave a single man the firepower of a dozen marksmen armed with muzzle-loading muskets.America was engulfed in the searing flames of the Civil War, and the first Henry rifles were in the hands of Union soldiers by mid-1862. Due to its revolutionary design and rapid rate of fire, the Henry quickly found popularity both with the military and civilian purchasers. Early sales were especially brisk in Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri and Indiana.

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