Henry Lever Action Supreme | .300 Blackout | 16.5" | 10rd Rifle

Henry Lever Action Supreme .300 Blackout

The Henry Lever Action Supreme modernizes the lever-action rifle with a detachable magazine, free-floated barrel and hard-anodized aluminum receiver. Chambered in .300 Blackout, it combines fast lever operation with a compact 16.5-inch barrel and modern mounting provisions.

Key Features

• 16.5-inch free-floated blued steel barrel
• 1:7 twist rate
• Detachable 10-round magazine
• Hard-anodized black aluminum receiver
• Approximately 36.65 inches overall and 6.43 pounds

Only the rifle and specifically listed included items are included. This firearm must ship to an FFL.

Why Choose This Configuration?

The Henry Lever Action Supreme updates the lever-action format with features more commonly associated with modern rifles: a detachable box magazine, free-floated barrel, hard-anodized aluminum receiver and mounting provisions for contemporary accessories. Chambering the rifle in .300 Blackout creates a compact 16.5-inch package with a 1:7 twist suitable for the cartridge’s wide range of projectile weights. Ammunition choice matters substantially because .300 Blackout spans both supersonic and subsonic loads with very different trajectories, cycling expectations and intended uses.

Who Is This Product For?

This rifle is a compelling option for shooters who like manual lever operation but want detachable magazines and modern ergonomics rather than a traditional tube-fed hunting rifle. The included 10-round magazine allows faster loading and unloading than a fixed tubular magazine, while the compact barrel keeps overall length to approximately 36.65 inches. The free-floated barrel and 20 MOA rail make the Supreme easier to configure with a modern optic than a traditional open-sight lever gun.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Lever Action Supreme use a detachable magazine?

Yes. This .300 Blackout model includes one detachable 10-round magazine.

Can it fire both supersonic and subsonic .300 Blackout?

It is chambered in .300 Blackout, but ammunition must meet Henry’s requirements and should be selected for the intended trajectory and use.

Is this a traditional tube-fed lever action?

No. The Lever Action Supreme feeds from a detachable box magazine.