Henry Repeating Arms launches Patriot Series
The Patriot series consists of three rifles all tooled to show off their American pride. (Photo: Henry Repeating Arms)
Henry Repeating Arms released an all new lineup of lever action rifles, celebrating patriotism with the aptly named Patriot Series.
The Patriot Series encompasses three models — God Bless America Edition Golden Boy, God Bless America Edition Big Boy and the Stand for the Flag Edition Golden Boy.
The God Bless America Edition Golden Boy features a .22 S/L/LR lever action design. Built on Henry Repeating Arms Golden Boy platform, the gun boasts an American Walnut stock and blued steel octagonal barrel.
Never one to go understated, the special edition Golden Boy sports intricate floral scrollwork engraving on the nickel-plated receiver. Scenes include highlights from America’s heritage such as the American flag, Liberty Bell and a bald eagle. All details tout a 24-carat gold highlight. “Home of the Free Because of the Brave” is stamped on the right side of the receiver and the stock is engraved and hand-painted with the Statue of Liberty’s torch. “God Bless America” on the rifle’s forend rounds out the patriotic attributes. Retail price is $1,208.
The God Bless America Edition Big Boy is a centerfire version of the Golden Boys, offering the same imagery. This rifle comes chambered in .44 Magnum/.44 Special with a 10. The Big Boy variant slips just sightly higher price way, retailing for $1,523.
Finishing out the new Patriotic series is the Stand for the Flag Edition Golden Boy. The Stand for the Flag delivers a red, white and blue Cerakote scheme on the receiver cover and hand-painted stock. The stock’s image features a man standing hand-on-heart with the words “O Say Can You See” written underneath. Chambered in .22 S/L/LR, the Stand for the Flag rifles is priced at $1,208.
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