Henry H10 Provider .45-70 20in Blued Walnut 6rd

The Henry H10 Provider .45-70 20in Blued Walnut 6rd is a lever-action rifle built for those who appreciate the marriage of classic design and modern practicality. Chambered in the venerable .45-70 Government cartridge, this rifle offers a 20-inch round blued steel barrel, a checkered pistol-grip walnut stock, and a six-round tubular magazine. The adjustable rear sight and brass bead front sight provide reliable aiming, while the receiver is drilled and tapped for optics, accepting Weaver 63B style mounts. Sling swivel studs and a ventilated rubber recoil pad enhance field readiness. This is a rifle that honors the past but performs for today.

Key Features

• 20-inch Blued Steel Barrel — why it matters: This length balances handling and velocity, making the .45-70 effective at typical hunting ranges while keeping the rifle maneuverable in brush or timber.
• Checkered Pistol-Grip Walnut Stock — why it matters: The checkering provides a secure grip in wet or gloved hands, and the pistol grip improves control during rapid fire or heavy recoil.
• Six-Round Tubular Magazine — why it matters: It offers a generous capacity for a lever gun, allowing multiple follow-up shots without reloading, ideal for hunting or target shooting.
• Adjustable Rear Sight and Brass Bead Front Sight — why it matters: These sights are simple, durable, and easy to adjust for windage and elevation, giving you a clear sight picture in low light or against dark targets.
• Drilled and Tapped Receiver for Optics — why it matters: You can mount a scope or red dot without gunsmithing, adapting the rifle for precision shooting or older eyes.

Who It’s For

This rifle suits the collector who values a traditional lever action with modern upgrades, the hunter who needs a reliable .45-70 for big game, and the history buff who appreciates the lineage of the cartridge and the brand. It also appeals to shooters who want a versatile firearm for range days or brush hunting.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: Classic walnut and blued steel aesthetics; drilled and tapped receiver for optics; ventilated rubber recoil pad reduces felt recoil; sling swivel studs for easy carry; reliable lever action mechanism.
• Cons: The .45-70 cartridge generates significant recoil, which may be uncomfortable for new shooters; the tubular magazine requires careful loading to avoid damaging bullet tips.

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Last updated: April 2026