Among the rarer original firearms is the iron-frame Henry repeater. While the iconic Henry "sixteen shooter" is typically recognized for its brass frame, with case-hardened hammer, trigger and lever, only about 400 of the earliest Henry rifles were produced in 1862 with iron frames. The reasons behind this limited production remain unclear, but what is certain is their extreme rarity and high value, only around 167 iron-framed Henry rifles are known to still exist today. The iron-framed Henry, featuring its distinctive color case-hardened finish, holds its own beauty compared to its brass-framed counterparts. Cimarron's replica faithfully recreates this shooting marvel, complete with a richly colored, case-hardened steel frame and a standard 24 inches octagon barrel, available in .44-40 or .45 Colt Cal. Adorned with an elegant walnut stock, the iron-framed model also includes a blued butt plate and color case-hardened trigger, hammer and lever. Cimarron's historic Iron Frame Henry replica is acclaimed for its authenticity and renowned for its exceptional accuracy, making it a prized choice for enthusiasts of classic firearms.