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The Henry Lever Action Axe .410 is an amazingly fun firearm to shoot. With a 15.14-inch barrel and a 26.4-inch overall length, the Axe is easy to store anywhere and is easy to handle and maneuver. Users get 5+1 rounds of the light-recoiling .410 gauge, and a side loading gate makes it easy to keep the ammo topped off. It comes standard with a full choke and is internally threaded to accept other Invector-style chokes. A walnut pistol grip and forend and a brass bead front sight complete the look and help deliver a package that is both enticing to shoot and to look at.
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Henry Lever Action Axe .410 Specs
Henry Lever Action Axe .410 Features
15.14-inch barrel
26.4-inch overall length
American walnut grip and fore end
5+1 capacity
Internally threaded for Invector-style chokes
Drilled and tapped receiver
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The Henry Lever Action Axe .410 is an amazingly fun firearm to shoot. With a 15.14-inch barrel and a 26.4-inch overall length, the Axe is easy to store anywhere and is easy to handle and maneuver. Users get 5+1 rounds of the light-recoiling .410 gauge, and a side loading gate makes it easy to keep the ammo topped off. It comes standard with a full choke and is internally threaded to accept other Invector-style chokes. A walnut pistol grip and forend and a brass bead front sight complete the look and help deliver a package that is both enticing to shoot and to look at.
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“The Henry Axe .410 is a super fun plinker and target shooter. Don’t mistake it for anything else and you’ll love the looks, quality, and reliability. However, quality comes at a cost and the design leaves little for upgrades. It’s the most fun I’ve had in a long time. If you get a chance, at least ask to see it in the gun store and work that action a few times.” – Travis Pike
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