Henry Golden Boy Military Service Tribute 20″ Octagon | H004MS2

The Henry Golden Boy Military Service Tribute 2nd Edition is a full-size lever-action rifle finished with an engraved nickel-plated receiver, a 20" octagon blued barrel, and American walnut furniture. This edition features decorative engraving and selective 24K gold plating on the receiver panels and a hand-painted Stars and Stripes on the stock, reflecting its collector-tribute intent. The rifle is suited to precision rimfire target shooting and small-game hunting, and its presentation-grade finish also makes it a piece for collectors and display.

For optics, a compact low- to mid-power variable such as the Vortex Diamondback 3-9×40 pairs well with the 20" octagon barrel and remains well under $1,000 while providing a clear field of view for typical rimfire ranges.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 619835016423.
• The manufacturer is Henry Repeating Arms.
• The ATF model identifier is H004MS2.
• The action is a lever action.
• The barrel measures 20 inches and is octagon shaped for a traditional profile.
• The barrel type is octagon blued steel.
• The receiver is engraved nickel plated with decorative highlights.
• The stock material is American walnut with hand-painted and engraved detailing.
• The rear sight is a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn with a diamond insert and the front sight is a brass bead.
• The rifle is drilled and tapped for a scope mount (uses Henry GB-CSM mount).
• The overall length is 38.5 inches.
• The weight is approximately 6.75 pounds.
• The rate of twist is 1:16″.
• The length of pull is 14 inches.
• The finish combines blued steel barrel and nickel-plated receiver for a bi-tone appearance.

Styled as a tribute edition, this Golden Boy balances traditional lever-action handling with decorative detailing that honors military service. The 20" octagon barrel preserves classic sight radius and handling while the drilled-and-tapped receiver accepts a modest scope for improved accuracy at standard rimfire distances.

Owners commonly praise this model for its appearance and handling—many have said it “shoots great” and that it “looks great” as a display or working piece.