Henry Big Boy Carbine | .41 Rem Mag | 16.5 in | H006MR41

The Henry Big Boy Carbine chambered in .41 Remington Magnum pairs a shortened, quick-handling carbine barrel with Henry’s traditional brass-receiver styling and select American walnut furniture. The 16.5-inch octagonal barrel carries a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with a reversible white-diamond insert and a brass beaded front sight for consistent, iron-sight use. The carbine is drilled and tapped for scope mounting; a durable, low-to-medium magnification hunting optic such as the Vortex Crossfire II 1-4×24 provides a practical, sub-$1000 option for improved target acquisition on the range or in the field.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 619835060440.
• The caliber is .41 Remington Magnum.
• The action type is a large-loop lever-action repeater.
• The barrel measures 16.5 inches and is octagonal.
• The stock is made from select American walnut with a straight grip.
• The finish is a bi-tone combination with a blued barrel and polished brass receiver and accents.
• The rifle is reported to weigh 7.76 lbs.
• The sights are a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear with reversible white-diamond insert and a brass beaded front sight.
• The receiver is polished hardened brass.
• The rifle is drilled and tapped for scope mounting (uses Henry BB-RSM Gen 2 mount compatibility noted in source material).
• The length of pull is 14 inches.
• The barrel crown is a target crown.
• Additional features include a large loop lever and brass barrel band and buttplate.
• This model is configured for right-hand shooters.
• The barrel description is listed as octagon.

The Big Boy Carbine blends classic Western aesthetics with modern attention to detail—select walnut furniture, a polished brass receiver, and a smooth lever action create a rifle that is as enjoyable to handle as it is to shoot. Its compact barrel length and balanced weight make it especially well suited to brush and tight-angle field work, while the drilled-and-tapped receiver preserves the option to mount optics when distance or speed-of-acquisition demands it.

Owners commonly praise the platform for its crisp, smooth action and classic Western styling; many also note the carbine’s quick handling in confined or brushy environments.