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Left-Handed H10 Explorer Carbine

The Henry Repeating Arms H10 Explorer Carbine is a left-hand-friendly lever action rifle, catalogued here in 1 left-handed configuration across 1 chambering.

Henry Repeating Arms H10 Explorer Carbine
Caliber
45-70 Govt
Magazine
4 Rounds
Barrel
16.5"
Weight
7 lb

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All 1 left-handed H10 Explorer Carbine configurations

CaliberBarrelWeightThreadedMSRPSKU
.45-70 Gov't16.5"7 lbYes$1,430H010XCW-4570Details →

Specs source-verified against Henry Repeating Arms's published data. Last checked 2026-05-29.

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H10 Explorer Carbine: common questions

Does the Henry Repeating Arms H10 Explorer Carbine come in a left-handed version?

The Henry Repeating Arms H10 Explorer Carbine is catalogued as left hand friendly, meaning it can be run from the left shoulder without a mirrored action.

What calibers does the left-handed Henry Repeating Arms H10 Explorer Carbine come in?

45-70 Govt.

How much does a left-handed Henry Repeating Arms H10 Explorer Carbine cost?

MSRP is $1,430. Street prices are usually lower — check the retailers listed on this page.

Is the left-handed Henry Repeating Arms H10 Explorer Carbine available with a threaded barrel?

Yes — 1 of the 1 catalogued configuration is threaded for a suppressor or muzzle brake.

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