Henry .357 Mag rifles

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Henry

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Break Action

Barrel Length:

22"

Caliber:

.357 Mag

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1

Finish Per Color:

Walnut

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Henry

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Lever Action

Barrel Length:

20in

Caliber:

.357 Mag

Capacity:

10+1

Finish Per Color:

Walnut

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Henry

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Lever Action

Barrel Length:

20in

Caliber:

.357 Mag

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10

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Walnut

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Henry

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Lever Action

Barrel Length:

20in

Caliber:

.357 Mag

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10+1

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Wood

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Henry

Action:

Lever Action

Barrel Length:

16.5in

Caliber:

.357 Mag

Capacity:

7+1

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Walnut

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Henry

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Lever Action

Barrel Length:

20in

Caliber:

.357 Mag

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10

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Brass

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Henry

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Lever Action

Barrel Length:

12.9in

Caliber:

.357 Mag

Capacity:

5

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Brass

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Henry

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Lever Action

Barrel Length:

20in

Caliber:

.357 Mag

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10+1

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Walnut

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Henry

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Lever Action

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16.5

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.357 Mag

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7

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Walnut

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Henry

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Lever Action

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12.9in

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.357 Mag

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5

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Walnut

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Henry

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Barrel Length:

20in

Caliber:

.357 Mag

Capacity:

10

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Brass / Blued

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Henry

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Lever Action

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20"

Caliber:

.357 Mag

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10

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Blue

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2 BARREL

Caliber:

.357 Mag

Capacity:

10

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Blued

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Marketplace Insights ★ 4.9/5 based on 116 customer reviews across 14 variants from 32 retailers

Exceptional Henry lever-action rifles with outstanding craftsmanship, smooth operation, and accurate shooting, though premium pricing is a minor concern for some buyers.

What customers like

Smooth Action42%
the action is smooth and getting smoother
Excellent Build Quality38%
Excellent craftsmanship, well made and shoots like a dream
Accurate Shooting31%
Allways hits the bulls eye
Beautiful Appearance29%
Rifle is beautiful brass and walnut
Fast Shipping15%
Arrived in one week

Common concerns

Premium Pricing3%
the price is a bit high
Functionality Issues1%
I wish I never purchased this rifle
Frequently Asked Questions
Henry .357 Mag rifles

How far can a Henry 357 shoot?

A Henry 357 Magnum lever-action rifle is effective well beyond 100 yards. From a 20" barrel, the cartridge generates serious velocity and energy. Practical range depends on terrain, ammunition, sights, and shooter skill — dense cover often limits shots more than ballistics do.

Is 357 big enough for deer?

Yes. A .357 Magnum lever-action rifle takes deer ethically past 200 yards with proper shot placement. Loads like Federal HammerDown expand reliably at rifle velocities. Since most deer are killed under 100 yards, this caliber is more than sufficient for typical hunting situations.

How much does a 357 drop at 100 yards?

At 100 yards, a .357 Magnum rifle drops roughly 1 to 3 inches depending on the load and zero distance. Zeroed at 50 yards, drop at 100 yards can be significantly more than 1.5 inches depending on the load. Heavier, slower loads drop more; lighter, faster loads drop less.

What are the disadvantages of a .357 rifle?

.357 rifles lose velocity and accuracy beyond 100 yards due to bullet drop. Ammunition selection is narrower than dedicated rifle cartridges. Power is modest compared to rounds like .35 Remington, limiting effectiveness on larger game. Recoil, while manageable, surprises some shooters expecting a milder experience.

Is Henry or Marlin lever-action better?

Henry rifles generally have smoother actions, crisper triggers, and lifetime warranties. Marlin offers classic styling at lower prices. For reliability and fit-and-finish, Henry wins; for budget buyers or traditional aesthetics, Marlin works well. Your intended use and budget should drive the decision.

Which is better for deer hunting, 357 Magnum or 44 magnum?

.44 Magnum is the better choice for deer hunting. It delivers significantly more energy and handles larger deer and longer ranges more effectively. .357 Magnum can work but demands precise shot placement within 100 yards. The .44's recoil is sharper, but its stopping power advantage is worth it.

What's the best 357 ammo for deer hunting?

For deer hunting with .357 Magnum, Federal Premium Barnes Expander or Buffalo Bore 180-grain flat nose are top choices. Heavier bullets retain energy better, especially from a carbine. Keep shots within 50-75 yards and prioritize vital organ placement over bullet brand.

What is the best 357 lever-action?

Opinions vary on the best .357 Magnum lever-action. The Henry Big Boy is praised for accuracy and practicality, typically priced around $948, while the Winchester 1892 is recognized for superior mechanical operation. The Rossi R92 offers strong budget value. Your best choice depends on whether you prioritize accuracy, mechanics, or price.

Is the Henry Big Boy 357 good for home defense?

Yes. The Big Boy 357 works well for home defense. Its lever-action is reliable, the 357 Magnum round is effective, and it holds 10 rounds. Compared to handguns, it's easier to shoot accurately with less felt recoil. However, its 20-inch barrel can be awkward to maneuver in tight indoor spaces.

How much is a Henry Big Boy worth?

Henry Big Boy rifles average $875 new and $719 used based on current listings. The .357 variant averages $881 new and $774 used. Prices generally range from $500 to $800 depending on caliber, finish, and specific variant.

Does Henry make a 357 Magnum rifle?

Yes, Henry makes the Big Boy lever-action rifle in .357 Magnum. It also chambers .38 Special ammunition. Multiple variants are available, with prices typically around $900–$950.

Are Henry rifles worth the money?

Henry lever-actions offer solid reliability, smooth actions, and quality fit and finish at mid-range prices. A Big Boy .357 Magnum runs around $948. For buyers wanting classic lever-action design with dependable function, they represent good value. Those prioritizing budget over aesthetics may find cheaper alternatives.

What are the advantages of a .357 lever action?

A .357 lever-action rifle amplifies the cartridge's power compared to handgun use, delivering around 1,200 foot-pounds of energy. You gain accuracy to 100+ yards, minimal recoil and muzzle blast, and the ability to shoot cheaper .38 Special ammo through it. Ammunition is affordable and easy to reload.

Does Henry make a 357 lever-action?

Yes. Henry makes the Big Boy lever-action in .357 Magnum, which also chambers .38 Special. It holds 10 rounds and comes in multiple variants including steel and brass-framed versions. Prices typically range from $850 to $1,100 depending on the model.

What is the best caliber for Henry's Big Boy?

Henry offers Big Boy models in multiple calibers. .357 Magnum is popular for versatility, handling both .357 and .38 Special rounds. .44 Magnum and .45 Colt suit larger game. The best choice depends on intended use, ammunition availability, and recoil tolerance.