Henry Repeating Arms H014D308 Long Ranger 20" 5-Round Walnut Stock Rifle

The Henry Repeating Arms H014D308 Long Ranger 20" 5-Round Walnut Stock Rifle is a purpose-built .308 Winchester lever-action designed for precision shooting at extended ranges. This rifle bridges the gap between traditional American lever-gun heritage and modern long-range capability, making it ideal for hunters, precision rifle competitors, and shooters who demand accuracy without sacrificing the ergonomic familiarity of lever-action operation. The 20-inch barrel strikes a deliberate balance between velocity and portability—critical for fieldwork where weight and handling speed matter equally.

The H014D308 features a walnut stock and fore-end that provide both aesthetic appeal and practical vibration damping, while the rifle's 10-pound weight helps manage .308 Winchester recoil impulse and supports stable shooting positions. The 5-round magazine capacity reflects Henry's commitment to reliable feeding and function—fewer rounds mean faster cycle times and reduced mechanical points of failure during critical shots. A 20-inch barrel in .308 Winchester generates approximately 2,600 to 2,700 feet per second with common 168-grain loads, delivering effective terminal performance to 500+ yards with proper trajectory compensation. The lever-action mechanism delivers consistent lock-up and repeatable accuracy comparable to bolt guns in experienced hands.

This rifle suits hunters tackling medium to large game, precision rifle shooters valuing distinct manual operation, and those seeking a practical .308 Winchester platform without tactical-modern aesthetics. The walnut furniture and classic profile make it equally at home on a ranch or at a long-range competition. The H014D308 accepts standard .308 Winchester ammunition and integrates seamlessly with Picatinny rail accessories when mounted on the receiver, allowing scope installation and auxiliary optics without permanent modifications. Lever-gun shooters transitioning to centerfire rifle work will find the ergonomics immediately familiar, reducing training overhead and improving shot consistency in the field.