The Henry Spirit of the Corps .45-70 Government lever-action rifle is built for shooters who respect history and craftsmanship. This isn't just another .45-70 rifle—it's a tribute to 250 years of American service, combining the raw power of a legendary cartridge with fine artistry that makes it as much a collector's piece as a functional hunting rifle. The receiver is milled from solid brass, polished and nickel-plated, then hand-engraved with 24K gold inlays on both sides. The right side features an eagle and anchor surrounding the words "In the Air On Land And Sea," while the left celebrates the 250-year milestone with a globe backdrop. The buttstock carries its own detailed engraving—an abstract scene of hands hoisting the American flag, a visual tribute to brotherhood and camaraderie.

Mechanically, this is a lever-action workhorse. The 22-inch octagon barrel is blued steel with a 1:20 twist, perfectly suited for the .45-70's heavy bullets. You get 4 rounds in the magazine plus one in the chamber, managed by a transfer bar safety. Sights include a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear with diamond insert and a brass bead front—traditional, reliable, and effective. Semi-fancy grade American walnut furniture and polished brass buttplate and forearm cap complete the refined look.

If you're serious about the .45-70 and want a rifle that's equally at home on the range, in the field, or in a climate-controlled display case, the Spirit of the Corps delivers power without compromise. The receiver is drilled and tapped with Weaver 63B mounts, so you can add glass if your hunting demands it. At 8.1 pounds and 41.1 inches overall with a 14-inch length of pull, it handles like a true lever gun. This is a rifle that respects what came before while performing for the future.

The Henry Spirit of the Corps .45-70 Government lever-action rifle is built for shooters who respect history and craftsmanship. This isn't just another .45-70 rifle—it's a tribute to 250 years of American service, combining the raw power of a legendary cartridge with fine artistry that makes it as much a collector's piece as a functional hunting rifle. The receiver is milled from solid brass, polished and nickel-plated, then hand-engraved with 24K gold inlays on both sides. The right side features an eagle and anchor surrounding the words "In the Air On Land And Sea," while the left celebrates the 250-year milestone with a globe backdrop. The buttstock carries its own detailed engraving—an abstract scene of hands hoisting the American flag, a visual tribute to brotherhood and camaraderie.

Mechanically, this is a lever-action workhorse. The 22-inch octagon barrel is blued steel with a 1:20 twist, perfectly suited for the .45-70's heavy bullets. You get 4 rounds in the magazine plus one in the chamber, managed by a transfer bar safety. Sights include a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear with diamond insert and a brass bead front—traditional, reliable, and effective. Semi-fancy grade American walnut furniture and polished brass buttplate and forearm cap complete the refined look.

If you're serious about the .45-70 and want a rifle that's equally at home on the range, in the field, or in a climate-controlled display case, the Spirit of the Corps delivers power without compromise. The receiver is drilled and tapped with Weaver 63B mounts, so you can add glass if your hunting demands it. At 8.1 pounds and 41.1 inches overall with a 14-inch length of pull, it handles like a true lever gun. This is a rifle that respects what came before while performing for the future.