Henry Long Ranger

While it retains the classic lever-action aesthetic and exposed hammer, the Long Ranger uses a geared action and a 6-lug rotary bolt. This design provides a much stronger lock-up than traditional lever-actions, allowing it to handle the higher pressures of modern cartridges like the .308 Winchester.

Yes, the steel barrel is free-floated. This design prevents the stock from contacting the barrel, which minimizes vibration and helps maintain consistent accuracy during longer-range shooting.

The Henry Long Ranger in .308 Winchester features a detachable box magazine with a 4-round capacity.

The receiver is drilled and tapped, allowing you to easily attach a scope base. Given the rifle's capability for longer-range precision, most shooters opt to mount a scope rather than relying solely on the included iron sights.

The rifle weighs 7.3 lbs. It is well-balanced and manageable for most hunters, striking a solid middle ground between a lightweight mountain rifle and a heavier bench-rest firearm.