GE / ED.0596 · Available · Numbered Custom & Collectable Firearms limited edition
Henry Repeating Arms
X Model Sentinel
A 300-unit sequentially numbered Henry X Model with engraved black Cerakote, a Grade 4 walnut WOOX Bravado stock and a 21-inch barrel. CNC's official page documents the caliber, configuration, SKU, run size and listed price; no UPC is published. CNC's November 3 press release adds that the barrel is suppressor-ready and threaded, the stock has an adjustable cheek riser, lightweight recoil pad, M-LOK compatibility and ambidextrous grip, and the rifle carries fiber-optic sights plus an optics rail. The November release is a new publicity event for this already-indexed August catalog record, not a second launch. No confidently matched exact-edition clip or independent review passed the November 3 media check.

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Henry X-Model Sentinel in .30-30 Win.
Shows the numbered Sentinel configuration with engraved black Cerakote and walnut furniture.Link checked Aug. 19, 2026Watch or read ↗Collector research summary
What is the Henry Repeating Arms X Model Sentinel?
The X Model Sentinel is cataloged by Gun Editions as a numbered custom & collectable firearms limited edition from Henry Repeating Arms, chambered in .30-30 Winchester. Its recorded status is available, its original price is $2,499.99 official CNC listing, its production run is 300 sequentially numbered units, and its documented sell-through is not publicly available.



