I think we need to make these disappear fast!

[pbratton]

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We are proud to offer a brand-new Guns For Great Causes initiative to benefit the family of 2-year-old Ethan Shaw from Pleasantview, Tennessee.


Henry Repeating Arms President and Owner, Anthony Imperato, created and donated 88 of these rifles, and now we need your help to purchase them. All of the proceeds from the "Ethan's Army" edition rifles will be presented to the Shaw family to help with expenses they incurred during Ethan's battle with ETMR, one of the most aggressive forms of brain tumors encountered in children.

Tragically, while these rifles were nearing completion, we received news that Ethan had succumbed to his illness. Not only does the Shaw family now have to endure the deep heartache of losing their youngest of 9 children, but they also have to bear the burden of the medical expenses incurred to battle this very rare condition.

In honor of Ethan's life and to assist the Shaw family, these rifles are available now through Henry Repeating Arms’ website and the first in the series, ETHANSARMY01, is currently up for auction on Gunbroker.com.


Click to learn more about Ethan Shaw and the “Ethan’s Army” Edition Golden Boy

All proceeds will benefit the Shaw family of Pleasant View, TN


Our last round of Guns For Great Causes rifles sold out within the day, so act fast!

 

[LeadChucker]

My deepest sympathies to Ethan's family. I can't image what the pain of losing a child must be like.
And respect to Henry Repeating Arms for stepping up in this families time of need.

 

[Sam7sf]

Such a good company.

 

[DyeF9]

Awesome thing for them to do. Sold out in 6 hours

 

[candcallen]

Such a good company.

Anthony Imperato and Henry arms are poster children for what a good caring company is. He donates lots of product to good causes.

 

[sidebite252]

Awesome thing for them to do. Sold out in 6 hours

Wow. Great cause

 

[Sam7sf]

Anthony Imperato and Henry arms are poster children for what a good caring company is. He donates lots of product to good causes.

Yeah they are special. I had to contact customer support few years back and was really impressed. Honest up front people. Donations to heart breaking causes is the icing on the cake. I need to buy more Henry products.

 

[Spcwolf]

Yeah they are special. I had to contact customer support few years back and was really impressed. Honest up front people. Donations to heart breaking causes is the icing on the cake. I need to buy more Henry products.

I like their products, they are just expensive for my budget.

 

[Big Green]

It won’t be one of these, but I think I need to support Henry this year. I have neither a Henry, nor a 45-70. Perhaps I can remedy that in one transaction.

 

[Axxe55]

Mucho respect to Henry for doing this. Worthy cause as well.

I ain't going to lie, I shed a tear for little Ethan when I read he lost the battle. That sucks.

 

[DyeF9]

It won’t be one of these, but I think I need to support Henry this year. I have neither a Henry, nor a 45-70. Perhaps I can remedy that in one transaction.

That's also the route I wanted to go even before I saw this, but definitely now.

 

[F350-6]

It won’t be one of these, but I think I need to support Henry this year. I have neither a Henry, nor a 45-70. Perhaps I can remedy that in one transaction.

Just so you've been warned, if you don't have a Henry now, and you like a lever action, when you feel the action on the Henry, you're going to want another one. And that's without taking into account all the non-gun stuff like is talked about in this thread.

 

[lightflyer1]

The Henry 44 mags were on sale at Walmart a week or so ago for $580 and I picked one of those up. If the 45-70 had of also been on sale I would have two.