Uberti’s 1860 Henry Rifle sports the model’s distinctive receiver, which was originally offered in bronze or steel. One of the most coveted rifles in the U.S. Civil War, it became infamous among Confederate troops as the rifle that Yankee soldiers could “Load on Sunday and shoot all week.” Today the Uberti 1860 Henry is an absolute favorite in N-SSA target shooting competitions, thanks to its historic looks, fast handling and great accuracy. The only “poetic license” we took is caliber selection, since the Henry’s original .44 rimfire is long obsolete.

Uberti has faithfully reconstructed the 1860 Henry and offers both steel- and brass-receiver versions. Since the .44 rimfire rounds used in the original Henry rifles are obsolete, our fully functional replicas come in your choice of .44/40 or .45 long colt chamberings with handsome walnut rear stocks and 24.5" barrels. We also offer a Henry trapper carbine version with an 18.5" barrel.