Imperato said that was the rifle that put Henry Repeating Arms on the map, energizing the lever-action market and resurrecting the Henry name. My goal was to deliver value, quality, a smooth reliable action and of course, made in America.” “I had no idea that it would go on to be a top seller, a staple of the firearms industry. “We didn’t have a big budget booth and it was a no-frills affair,” he said. They are popular among firearms enthusiasts, in particular squirrel and varmint hunters, farmers, rimfire target shooters and “plinkers.” After two decades it still remains an exceptional value for consumers.Īnthony Imperato, president and owner of Henry Repeating Arms said that when he attended the SHOT Show in 1996, he displayed the prototype H001 on top of an 8’ folding table. More than 2 million H001 series rifles have sold counting these variations. Over the years, several variations of the H001 were added, including a youth model, a carbine with a large loop lever, octagon barreled editions, and additional calibers in. facility in Bayonne, N.J., and its current motto is "Made in America or Not Made At All." The model was introduced with the corporate motto, “Made in America and Priced Right.” The company moved production in September of 2008 to its current 110,000 sq. 22 rifles started shipping in March of 1997 from its original factory in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Proceeds will go to fund organizations that support the shooting sports, hunting, conservation, firearms safety, and those who defend the Second Amendment and the right to keep and bear arms. 22 rifle known as the model H001, which will be auctioned off during the 2018 SHOT Show. Henry Repeating Arms has manufactured its one millionth Lever Action.
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