The Henry Long Ranger .223 Rem/5.56 lever action rifle brings classic American rifle handling to a modern cartridge. This isn't your grandfather's lever gun—it's built for shooters who appreciate the smooth, fast manual cycling of a lever action while shooting a cartridge that performs at distance. The Long Ranger splits the difference between nostalgia and practicality: you get the tactile satisfaction of a lever rifle with the flat trajectory and ballistics of a centerfire round trusted for target work, hunting, and sport shooting. At 7 lbs and 40.5 inches overall, it handles like a dream in the field or at the bench.

Henry chambers it in .223 Rem/5.56 NATO with a 20-inch blued round barrel and a 1:09 twist that stabilizes standard .223 ammunition. The rifle holds 5 rounds in a removable magazine—practical for hunting and range sessions alike. You're looking at a hard anodized black receiver paired with American walnut furniture for a finish that looks right and wears well. The transfer bar safety keeps the gun secure, while the folding adjustable rear sight and ramp front sight (with ivory bead) let you shoot immediately out of the box without optics. But if you want to go that route, the receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounting.

The rubber recoil pad absorbs what little kick .223 produces, and the swivel studs are ready for a sling. This is a rifle built for hunters and shooters who don't want a semi-auto or who simply prefer the mechanical simplicity and trigger control of a lever action. It shoots 5.56 NATO ammo too, so you've got commonality with military surplus and factory loads. Whether you're zeroing in on varmints, working steel at distance, or just enjoying some nostalgic lever-gun shooting, the Long Ranger does all of it well.

The Henry Long Ranger .223 Rem/5.56 lever action rifle brings classic American rifle handling to a modern cartridge. This isn't your grandfather's lever gun—it's built for shooters who appreciate the smooth, fast manual cycling of a lever action while shooting a cartridge that performs at distance. The Long Ranger splits the difference between nostalgia and practicality: you get the tactile satisfaction of a lever rifle with the flat trajectory and ballistics of a centerfire round trusted for target work, hunting, and sport shooting. At 7 lbs and 40.5 inches overall, it handles like a dream in the field or at the bench.

Henry chambers it in .223 Rem/5.56 NATO with a 20-inch blued round barrel and a 1:09 twist that stabilizes standard .223 ammunition. The rifle holds 5 rounds in a removable magazine—practical for hunting and range sessions alike. You're looking at a hard anodized black receiver paired with American walnut furniture for a finish that looks right and wears well. The transfer bar safety keeps the gun secure, while the folding adjustable rear sight and ramp front sight (with ivory bead) let you shoot immediately out of the box without optics. But if you want to go that route, the receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounting.

The rubber recoil pad absorbs what little kick .223 produces, and the swivel studs are ready for a sling. This is a rifle built for hunters and shooters who don't want a semi-auto or who simply prefer the mechanical simplicity and trigger control of a lever action. It shoots 5.56 NATO ammo too, so you've got commonality with military surplus and factory loads. Whether you're zeroing in on varmints, working steel at distance, or just enjoying some nostalgic lever-gun shooting, the Long Ranger does all of it well.