Henry Repeating Arms H014S243 Long Ranger 20" 5-Round Walnut Stock Rifle

The Henry Repeating Arms H014S243 Long Ranger is a precision lever-action rifle engineered for hunters and marksmen who demand reliable long-range performance without sacrificing classic American handling. Chambered in .243 Winchester, this rifle bridges the gap between traditional lever-action ergonomics and modern ballistic capability, making it ideal for varmint control, deer hunting, and precision shooting at extended distances. The .243 cartridge delivers flat trajectory and minimal recoil, allowing shooters to stay on target and practice efficient follow-up shots—a critical advantage in both tactical training and field applications.

Built on Henry's proven lever-action platform, the H014S243 features a 20-inch barrel that balances velocity and maneuverability in tight terrain or from vehicles. The walnut stock provides both durability and classic aesthetics while maintaining a responsive, lightweight profile at just 8.4 lbs—crucial for hunters and professionals who navigate difficult country or operate from unpredictable firing positions. The 5-round internal magazine paired with Henry's smooth, reliable action delivers rapid follow-up capability typical of lever guns, while the .243 Winchester chamber offers superior ballistic performance compared to traditional .30-30 lever rifles, with flatter shooting to 300+ yards and retained energy on medium game.

This rifle suits hunters pursuing whitetail, mule deer, and predators across open and semi-open terrain, as well as law enforcement and civilian tactical operators seeking a compact, accurate platform for precision work. The H014S243's modern cartridge compatibility and accurate barrel make it competitive with bolt-actions at practical hunting ranges while retaining the fast-handling characteristics that make lever-actions superior in rapid-deployment scenarios. Shooters accustomed to AR or bolt-action ergonomics will appreciate Henry's intuitive safety and loading port; the walnut furniture accepts standard tactical slings and optic mounts (typically scout-style or traditional top-receiver rings) without modification.