HENRY REPEATING ARMS – GOLDEN BOY TEXAS TRIBUTE EDITION 22 LR

$919.99

MAKE: HENRY
MODEL: GOLDEN BOY
CARTRIDGE: 22 LONG RIFLE
CAPACITY: 16+1-ROUND
BARREL LENGTH: 20″
FINISH: BRASS
LENGTH: 38.5″
MAGAZINE TYPE: FIXED

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HENRY REPEATING ARMS – GOLDEN BOY TEXAS TRIBUTE EDITION 22 LR

It’s a state renowned the world over for its hard-fought past, charming character, and the unmistakable pride that comes along with being a Texan. And that’s not to mention the cowboy hats, boots, brisket, and football. Texas is at the heart and soul of what makes our nation great and we are delighted to present the Texas Tribute Edition as an honor to the magnificent Lone Star State.

ITEM DETAILS

Action Type: Lever Action
Barrel Length: 20″
Capacity: 16+1-Round
Cartridge: 22 Long Rifle
Finish: Brass
Front Sight: Adjustable
Length: 38.5″
Magazine Included: NA
Magazine Type: Fixed
Muzzle: Plain
Rear Sight: Adjustable
Stock Material: Wood
Weight: 6.75 lbs
Made in the USA

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MAKE MODEL

Make: Henry

Model: Golden Boy

Texas Tribute Edition.22 S/L/LR

The motivation for this rifle stems to a pivotal time in Texas history in 1901 with the eruption of the first gusher atop Spindletop. This discovery of black gold (or Texas Tea) would alter the fate of Texas forever and transform the growth of our nation. Never seen on a Henry rifle before it, the Texas Tribute Edition boasts a deep black stain on all the walnut furniture, which presents a sharp contrast to the gold and brass accents throughout the remainder of the weapon.

The wood is then studded on both sides with inlaid metal 5-pointed stars that exactly match the “Lone Star Flag” design that is featured on the buttstock encircled by the Texas state outline. The left side of the buttstock is a tad more modest with a lone star inlay towards the buttplate. There’s no question that Texans love their firearms, and it just so happens that we enjoy creating them. That’s why we pushed out all the stops to design a weapon as distinctive as the state that it symbolizes. Remember the Alamo and Don’t Mess with Texas.

What is the Texas tribute edition of a Henry rifle?

Never seen on a Henry rifle before it, the Texas Tribute Edition boasts a deep black stain on all the walnut furniture, which presents a sharp contrast to the gold and brass accents throughout the remainder of the weapon. Texas Tribute Edition | Henry Repeating Arms

How many rounds are in a Henry Golden Boy 22 LR rifle?

The .22 LR variant contains 16 rounds. The .22 Mag and .17HMR contain 12 rounds. Both will deliver a whole lot of shooting enjoyment before it’s time to refill their tubular magazines. The Henry Golden Boy gun is one stunning classic that’s fairly priced so you certainly won’t have to hijack a stagecoach to get one. Golden Boy | Henry Repeating Arms

Is the Henry Golden Boy a good gun?

Whether you pick one chambered for .22 LR, .22 Magnum, or .17HMR, the Henry Golden Boy is a masterwork of fine-crafted gunsmithing. Any shooting enthusiast who carefully studies one is quickly delighted with the exceptional fit, finish, and overall aesthetically appealing design. Golden Boy | Henry Repeating Arms

What sort of barrel does a Golden Boy have?

The Golden Boy rifle’s amazing 20-inch blued octagonal barrel, American walnut stock, brass buttplate, and sparkling Brasslite receiver will take you back to the wild and woolly days of America’s Old West when Benjamin Tyler Henry built the first Henry lever-action rifle.