Henry Big Boy Brass Side Gate | .45 Colt | 20 in | H006GC

The Henry Big Boy Brass Side Gate is a traditional-styled lever-action rifle built around a polished brass receiver and a 20-inch blued octagon barrel. It features an American walnut straight-grip stock, a side-loading gate for topping the tubular magazine, and fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with a brass bead front. An optic priced under $1000 such as the Vortex Crossfire II 2-7×32 pairs well for improved target work at varied ranges.

This rifle is well suited to precision target shooting and cowboy-action or historical shooting matches, and it also appeals to collectors who value classic American craftsmanship.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 619835060631.
• The action is a Lever Action design for traditional operation.
• The caliber is .45 Colt as shown in the product naming and description.
• The barrel measures 20 inches and features an octagon profile.
• The barrel material/finish is listed as blued steel with an octagon profile.
• The receiver is finished in polished hardened brass.
• The magazine capacity is 10 rounds via a tubular magazine with side-loading gate.
• The stock material is American walnut in a straight-grip configuration.
• The rifle is fitted with a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with diamond insert and a brass bead front sight.
• The rifle is drilled and tapped for scope mounting (BB-RSM mount type).
• The overall length is 38.5 inches and the length of pull is 14 inches.
• The weight is listed as 8.68 lbs.
• The safety is a transfer bar system.
• The muzzle is listed as non-threaded.

The Big Boy Brass Side Gate combines classic Henry aesthetics with practical features such as a side-loading gate and drilled/tapped receiver for optics. Its 20-inch octagon barrel and walnut furniture make it a stand-out on the range and a solid choice for period shooting and collection displays.

Owners frequently praise the rifle’s smooth action and crisp trigger, and many also note the attractive brass-and-walnut finish as a distinguishing feature.

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