Henry Golden Boy H004

The Henry Golden Boy H004 is a lever-action rifle manufactured by Henry Repeating Arms, a famous American firearms manufacturer. The Golden Boy is part of their lineup of rifles and is famous for its classic and aesthetically pleasing design.

General Specifications:

Caliber: The Henry Golden Boy H004 is available in various calibers, including .22 LR, .22 Magnum (.22 WMR), .17 HMR, and .44 Magnum.
Action Type: It has a lever-action mechanism, which means you operate the rifle by manually cycling the lever to chamber a round and eject the spent cartridge case.
Capacity: The magazine capacity depends on the caliber and model but usually holds between 10 to 16 rounds for .22 LR and .22 Magnum, while the .44 Magnum model holds 10 rounds.
Barrel Length: The barrel length varies on the specific model but is usually around 20 inches for most calibers.
Finish: The Golden Boy is famous for its distinctive brass receiver and buttplate, which gives it a classic and eye catching appearance. The barrel and other metal parts are often blued or color case hardened for added visual appeal.
Stock: The rifle usually comes with a walnut stock with a smooth, polished finish, contributing to its classic and elegant look.
Sights: It usually comes with adjustable sights, including a rear semi buckhorn sight and a brass bead front sight. Some models may also feature a scope mount for optics.
Uses: The primary uses for the Henry Golden Boy H004 is for recreational shooting, plinking, and small game hunting, especially in .22 LR and .22 Magnum calibers. It’s famous for its accuracy and smooth lever-action operation.
Legacy: The Golden Boy is part of Henry Repeating Arms’ Golden Boy series. It pays homage to the classic American lever-action rifles of the past, such as the Winchester Model 1866 “Yellow Boy.”