Henry LASR — 60 Second Review

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Henry Lever Action Supreme rifle — 60 Second Review​

The Henry LASR—the rifle that solves a host of problems for the modern rifleman. While the AR-style platform reigns supreme, the lever-action LASR in .300 BLK nevertheless becomes the answer for those looking to build out a more widely compliant, capable long gun.

The LASR blends key attributes into a utilitarian rig. It comes threaded for suppressor use and drilled and tapped to add a primary optic. The box magazine-fed lever-action rifle also takes AR-pattern magazines, making it truly versatile and capable. Our test model, chambered in .300 BLK, makes a handy ranch or truck gun.

Since some states out there remain restrictive in both magazine capacity and operating systems, the trusty ol’ lever gun remains a viable option. The LASR just so happens to bring or accommodate the suite of components most folks demand on their fighting and hunting guns.



Chambered in .223/5.56, .300 BLK or .450 Bushmaster, the Henry LASR lever action brings a lot of modern utility, blended into the traditional lever-action platform.

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[HowieR]

I had the opportunity over the Winter to shoot a Henry at my Gun Club it was this model in 45-70 , I currently have this one put aside at my LGS to pickup. Really liked the action and recoil on it. It is a perfect Maine Rifle. I looked at their catalog and their offerings are a plenty.