Henry H010G | .45-70 Government | 18.43 in

The Henry H010G is a full-size steel lever-action rifle chambered in .45-70 Government with a round blued barrel and American walnut furniture. It features a large-loop lever and a side loading gate for topping off the tubular magazine without opening the action. For an optic under $1000, a versatile option to pair with this rifle is the Vortex Crossfire II 2-7×32, which balances field of view and low-light performance for the cartridge’s effective ranges.

Typical uses for this rifle include large-game hunting and precision-focused target shooting at moderate distances where the .45-70 cartridge performs well.

Product Specifications

• The ATF model number is H010G.
• The caliber is listed as .45-70 Government.
• The barrel measures 18.43 inches and is described as a round blued steel barrel.
• The rate of twist is 1:20.
• The overall length is 37.5 inches.
• The rifle weight is 7.08 lbs.
• The receiver finish is blued steel.
• The stock material is American walnut with checkering.
• The rear sight is a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn with diamond insert and the front sight is a brass bead.
• The action type is lever action (large loop) and it includes a side loading gate.
• Scopeability is drilled and tapped for mounting optics using Weaver 63B bases.
• The butt is fitted with a black ventilated rubber recoil pad and the length of pull is 14 inches.
• The safety is a transfer bar.
• Additional features include swivel studs and checkered pistol grip.
• The UPC is 619835100146.

The Henry H010G brings classic lever-action ergonomics and modern fit-and-finish together in a steel receiver package. The drilled-and-tapped receiver and semi-buckhorn sighting system give you flexibility to set up for either iron-sight work or an optic, while the walnut furniture and deep checkering provide a secure, traditional handling characteristic. Whether you prefer to keep a simple hunting rig or add a low-magnification scope for longer shots, this rifle is built for dependable use in the field and on the range.

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