Henry Spirit of the Corps 250th Anniversary 2nd Edition 22 S/L/LR 20" 16/21-Round Rifle

For 250 years, America’s expeditionary warriors have answered the call of duty across the globe, standing as both shield and sword for freedom. To honor this milestone, Henry Repeating Arms® proudly presents the Spirit of the Corps 250th Anniversary Tribute Edition Rifle - an heirloom-quality firearm built to commemorate a quarter-millennium of valor, sacrifice, and service.

Made in Wisconsin with Henry Repeating Arms undying gratitude expressed in every detail, this rifle features intricate engravings and artwork that reflect one of the nation’s most storied fighting forces. It's built to be cherished, displayed, and passed down from generation to generation as an heirloom of service and pride.

Built on the award-winning, often-imitated, but never replicated Henry Golden Boy platform, the 22 S/L/LR lever-action captures the essence in an accessible rimfire package. Engravings are mechanically transferred from a hand-engraved master plate for incredible clarity, and highlights are brought forward with gleaming 24K gold plating. A polished nickel-plated brass buttplate and barrel band complement the receiver cover.

• American walnut stock
• Engraved buttstock and forearm
• Octagon blued steel barrel
• Nickel-plated receiver engraved with 24kt gold plated highlights
• Drilled and tapped
• Fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with diamond insert
• Brass bead front sight
• Nickel plated buttplate
• 1/4 cock safety
• Left hand compatible
• Scope mount type: GB-CSM
• Capacity: 16 LR / 21 S
• Rate of twist: 1:16
• Length of pull: 14"
• Overall length: 38.5"
• Weight: 6 lbs. 12 oz.
• Made in USA

Engraving Highlights:

• Right Side Receiver Cover: Powerful tribute to the modern era, featuring a Joint Light Tactical Vehicle, a V-22 Osprey aircraft, and the opening line of their Hymn, "From the halls of Montezuma"
• Left Side Receiver Cover: Continues the hymn with "To the shores of Tripoli", and showcases vignettes from pivotal moments in history
• Buttstock: Valiant portraits through history guard the flag they fight for, engraved and painted in full color
• Forearm: A banner reads, "In The Air, On Land, And Sea"