Description
Item Description
Bryant Ridge Auction Company is pleased to present this SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION lever-action rifle for a penny-start auction today...this is the Uberti 1860 Henry "National Rifle Association Tribute!"
Each Tribute is a detailed recreation of the Henry rifle in caliber .44-40 and is produced by the skilled artisans of A. Uberti. These master craftsmen have painstakingly reproduced the greatest firearms of history for over four decades. Every rifle is adorned with artwork in 24-karat gold and nickel by craftsmen specially commissioned by America Remembers for this Tribute. The artwork includes portraits of four prominent early leaders of the NRA, along with recognizable symbols and logos of the NRA. The Tribute is issued with the authorization of the National Rifle Association in a strictly limited edition of only 300 Tribute Rifles with this example being number 177!
Each Tribute is a detailed recreation of the Henry rifle in caliber .44-40 and is produced by the skilled artisans of A. Uberti. These master craftsmen have painstakingly reproduced the greatest firearms of history for over four decades. Every rifle is adorned with artwork in 24-karat gold and nickel by craftsmen specially commissioned by America Remembers for this Tribute. The artwork includes portraits of four prominent early leaders of the NRA, along with recognizable symbols and logos of the NRA. The Tribute is issued with the authorization of the National Rifle Association in a strictly limited edition of only 300 Tribute Rifles with this example being number 177!
SPECIFICATIONS:
Manufacturer: Uberti
Model: 1860 Henry "National Rifle Association Tribute"
Serial: W22921
Caliber: .44-40 WCF
Finish: 24-karat Gold Receiver, Lever, and Buttplate with Blue Barrel
Barrel Length: 24 1/4"
Optics/Sights: Blade Front with Ladder Adjustable Rear
Stock/Grips: Gloss Finished A-Grade Walnut Straight Grip Stock
Action: Lever-Action
Markings: Standard / Right side of the receiver displays a shooting scene from Creedmoor, home to the NRA’s first shooting range. Portraits of four prominent early leaders of the NRA are featured, including NRA cofounders, Colonel William Church and General George Wingate. Two Civil War heroes who also served as Presidents of the NRA are featured – General Ambrose Burnside, the NRA’s first President, and General Ulysses S. Grant, a war hero and 18th President of the United States, who served in the NRA’s top position from 1883 to 1885. Featured below the hammer is a rifleman taking aim, an early NRA image used on letterhead and other printed materials. The left side of the receiver features images associated with the National Rifle Association. In the center, a militia member stands at the ready with his musket, surrounded by the legend “National Rifle Association Tribute,” and a banner that bears the phrase “The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms.” Also prominently displayed is the familiar NRA seal. To the right, the two rifles forming a “V” for “Victory” atop a bull’s-eye represent an illustration that first appeared on NRA’s “Plan for Approved Small Arms Firing Schools.” To the left is a representation of the cover of “Arms and the Man,” the first official NRA magazine later renamed the “American Rifleman.” Both side of the buttstock feature the NRA logo. The top tang is marked "177 of 300."
Bryant Ridge's Analysis:
The NRA was founded in 1871 by a group of National Guard officers who had served in the Civil War and were concerned about marksmanship and national defense. Today, the NRA is comprised of nearly four million members who share a common bond – an appreciation of firearms, a commitment to safety and responsibility, and a belief in the constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Never before in our country’s remarkable history has “America’s First Freedom” been challenged as it has in recent years. Ever vigilant in the preservation of “America’s First Freedom,” the NRA and its members have become a potent political voice, expressing their concerns and taking the lead in the battle to uphold the validity of the United States Constitution’s Second Amendment.
America Remembers proudly salutes the National Rifle Association’s heritage and ongoing role as America’s first line of defense in preserving the rights our Founding Fathers established for us. For this historic Tribute, America Remembers selected the legendary Henry Rifle, a classic lever-action rifle that revolutionized firearms history.
Each Tribute is a detailed recreation of the Henry rifle in caliber .44-40 and produced by the incomparable artisans of A. Uberti, whose master craftsmen have painstakingly reproduced the greatest firearms of history for over four decades. Each rifle is decorated with artwork in 24-karat gold and nickel by craftsmen specifically commissioned by America Remembers for this Tribute. The artwork features portraits of four prominent early leaders of the NRA, along with recognizable symbols and logos of the NRA. The Tribute is issued with the authorization of the National Rifle Association in a strictly limited edition of only 300 Tribute Rifles.
The right side of the receiver displays a shooting scene from Creedmoor, home to the NRA’s first shooting range. Portraits of four prominent early leaders of the NRA are featured, including NRA cofounders Colonel William Church and General George Wingate. Two Civil War heroes who also served as Presidents of the NRA are featured – General Ambrose Burnside, the NRA’s first President, and General Ulysses S. Grant, a war hero and 18th President of the United States, who served in the NRA’s top position from 1883 to 1885. Featured below the hammer is a rifleman taking aim, an early NRA image used on letterhead and other printed materials.
The left side of the receiver features images associated with the National Rifle Association. In the center, a militia member stands at the ready with his musket, surrounded by the legend “National Rifle Association Tribute” and a banner that bears the phrase “The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms.” Also prominently displayed is the familiar NRA seal. To the right, the two rifles forming a “V” for “Victory” atop a bull’s-eye represent an illustration that first appeared on NRA’s “Plan for Approved Small Arms Firing Schools.” To the left is a representation of the cover of “Arms and the Man,” the first official NRA magazine later renamed the “American Rifleman.”
Return Policy:
We gladly offer a 3 day unfired inspection policy from the time that the firearm is delivered to your FFL. Refunds are available for all qualifying orders.
Model: 1860 Henry "National Rifle Association Tribute"
Serial: W22921
Caliber: .44-40 WCF
Finish: 24-karat Gold Receiver, Lever, and Buttplate with Blue Barrel
Barrel Length: 24 1/4"
Optics/Sights: Blade Front with Ladder Adjustable Rear
Stock/Grips: Gloss Finished A-Grade Walnut Straight Grip Stock
Action: Lever-Action
Markings: Standard / Right side of the receiver displays a shooting scene from Creedmoor, home to the NRA’s first shooting range. Portraits of four prominent early leaders of the NRA are featured, including NRA cofounders, Colonel William Church and General George Wingate. Two Civil War heroes who also served as Presidents of the NRA are featured – General Ambrose Burnside, the NRA’s first President, and General Ulysses S. Grant, a war hero and 18th President of the United States, who served in the NRA’s top position from 1883 to 1885. Featured below the hammer is a rifleman taking aim, an early NRA image used on letterhead and other printed materials. The left side of the receiver features images associated with the National Rifle Association. In the center, a militia member stands at the ready with his musket, surrounded by the legend “National Rifle Association Tribute,” and a banner that bears the phrase “The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms.” Also prominently displayed is the familiar NRA seal. To the right, the two rifles forming a “V” for “Victory” atop a bull’s-eye represent an illustration that first appeared on NRA’s “Plan for Approved Small Arms Firing Schools.” To the left is a representation of the cover of “Arms and the Man,” the first official NRA magazine later renamed the “American Rifleman.” Both side of the buttstock feature the NRA logo. The top tang is marked "177 of 300."
Bryant Ridge's Analysis:
The NRA was founded in 1871 by a group of National Guard officers who had served in the Civil War and were concerned about marksmanship and national defense. Today, the NRA is comprised of nearly four million members who share a common bond – an appreciation of firearms, a commitment to safety and responsibility, and a belief in the constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Never before in our country’s remarkable history has “America’s First Freedom” been challenged as it has in recent years. Ever vigilant in the preservation of “America’s First Freedom,” the NRA and its members have become a potent political voice, expressing their concerns and taking the lead in the battle to uphold the validity of the United States Constitution’s Second Amendment.
America Remembers proudly salutes the National Rifle Association’s heritage and ongoing role as America’s first line of defense in preserving the rights our Founding Fathers established for us. For this historic Tribute, America Remembers selected the legendary Henry Rifle, a classic lever-action rifle that revolutionized firearms history.
Each Tribute is a detailed recreation of the Henry rifle in caliber .44-40 and produced by the incomparable artisans of A. Uberti, whose master craftsmen have painstakingly reproduced the greatest firearms of history for over four decades. Each rifle is decorated with artwork in 24-karat gold and nickel by craftsmen specifically commissioned by America Remembers for this Tribute. The artwork features portraits of four prominent early leaders of the NRA, along with recognizable symbols and logos of the NRA. The Tribute is issued with the authorization of the National Rifle Association in a strictly limited edition of only 300 Tribute Rifles.
The right side of the receiver displays a shooting scene from Creedmoor, home to the NRA’s first shooting range. Portraits of four prominent early leaders of the NRA are featured, including NRA cofounders Colonel William Church and General George Wingate. Two Civil War heroes who also served as Presidents of the NRA are featured – General Ambrose Burnside, the NRA’s first President, and General Ulysses S. Grant, a war hero and 18th President of the United States, who served in the NRA’s top position from 1883 to 1885. Featured below the hammer is a rifleman taking aim, an early NRA image used on letterhead and other printed materials.
The left side of the receiver features images associated with the National Rifle Association. In the center, a militia member stands at the ready with his musket, surrounded by the legend “National Rifle Association Tribute” and a banner that bears the phrase “The Right of the People to Keep and Bear Arms.” Also prominently displayed is the familiar NRA seal. To the right, the two rifles forming a “V” for “Victory” atop a bull’s-eye represent an illustration that first appeared on NRA’s “Plan for Approved Small Arms Firing Schools.” To the left is a representation of the cover of “Arms and the Man,” the first official NRA magazine later renamed the “American Rifleman.”
Return Policy:
We gladly offer a 3 day unfired inspection policy from the time that the firearm is delivered to your FFL. Refunds are available for all qualifying orders.
Shipping Details
Handgun Standard Shipping $50.00
Long Gun Standard Shipping $70.00
Any orders placed with magazines that are not compliant with your state, county, or city regulations will not ship with your order.
