Ten rounds of .357 Magnum in a 20 inch lever rifle is a lot of fun for the money. The Henry H12 Provider has a blued finish and walnut stock, with a tube that holds ten shots. It is a straight forward working rifle with a classic profile.

Shoot .38 Special when you want to plink and .357 Magnum when you hunt. A rifle gets more out of the cartridge than a revolver does, so velocity is higher and groups are tighter. Deer and hogs inside a hundred yards are fair game with good bullets, and coyotes will not enjoy it either.

The 20 inch barrel is a traditional length, balanced and not too long for brush. Walnut feels good in the hand and handles cold weather better than synthetic stocks feel. Iron sights are fast, and you can add a scope if you want.

If you also own a .357 revolver, you will appreciate sharing ammunition between guns. That cuts down on clutter at the reloading bench and at the store.

The listing is new. It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.