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Before You Start

• Ensure your firearm is unloaded and safe to work on
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging components
• Review compatibility for your specific firearm model/variant before installation

Marlin End Cap & Rossi R95 PewView Handguard Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Marlin 1894/1895/End Cap Models and Rossi R95

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber
• Verify the magazine tube is empty
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection

Tools Required

• Bench block
• Non-marring hammer
• Non-marring punch
• Flathead screwdriver
• 3/32″ Allen key
• 5/64″ Allen key
• Blue or Purple Loctite
• Inch-pound torque wrench
• 600-grit wet/dry sandpaper
• Light oil

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Hardware

Your handguard package includes:

• M-LOK Handguard
• RPP Stainless Steel Tenon
• (2) Tenon Screws
• (4) Alignment Set Screws
• Allen Keys

Features

• M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
• Integrated QD sling sockets
• Threaded 10-32 sling stud mounting point

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Verify Firearm is Unloaded

Before starting:

1. Open the action.
2. Verify the chamber is empty.
3. Verify the magazine tube is empty.
4. Remove all ammunition from the work area.

DISASSEMBLY

Step 2 – Remove Factory End Cap

1. Remove the two factory end cap screws.
2. Remove the magazine tube retaining screw.

WARNING

Magazine tubes are under spring tension.

Maintain control of the end cap and magazine spring during removal.

Step 3 – Remove Factory Handguard

1. Carefully lift the end cap away from the rifle.
2. Remove the magazine spring.
3. Slide the magazine tube forward.
4. Remove the factory handguard.

NOTE

Factory handguards are often tightly fitted between the receiver and tenon.

If necessary:

• Use the magazine tube as a gentle pry point.
• Use a plastic or wooden wedge near the tenon area.
• Avoid excessive force that may damage the factory handguard.

Step 4 – Remove Factory Tenon

Using a bench block and non-marring punch:

1. Support the barrel properly.
2. Drive the factory tenon from the dovetail.
3. Remove the factory tenon.

Step 5 – Fit RPP Tenon

The supplied RPP tenon is intentionally oversized.

Test fit the tenon into the barrel dovetail.

If necessary:

1. Apply a small amount of oil to 600-grit wet/dry sandpaper.
2. Sand only the flat surface of the tenon.
3. Test fit frequently.

IMPORTANT

• Remove material slowly.
• Do not use power tools.
• Excessive material removal can permanently damage fitment.
• The tenon should install with moderate force and remain secure.

Step 6 – Install RPP Tenon

1. Align the RPP tenon with the barrel dovetail.
2. Drive the tenon into place using a non-marring punch.
3. Verify the tenon is centered.

IMPORTANT

• The tenon should fit snugly without excessive force.
• If desired, the tenon may be secured with Blue Loctite.
• Do not overtighten or deform the tenon during installation.

HANDGUARD INSTALLATION

Step 7 – Install Magazine Tube into Handguard

IMPORTANT

The magazine tube must be installed into the handguard before final assembly.

1. Insert the magazine tube through the handguard.
2. Ensure the magazine tube is oriented correctly.
3. Verify the loading gate relief section is positioned properly.

NOTE

On 1895 and .444 models with enlarged magazine tubes, the magazine tube and handguard must be assembled together before installation onto the rifle.

Step 8 – Install Handguard Assembly

1. Slide the handguard and magazine tube assembly onto the rifle.
2. Insert the rear flange into the receiver.
3. Seat the handguard over the RPP tenon.
4. Verify the handguard is fully seated.

If necessary, lightly tap the handguard into place using a non-marring block.

Step 9 – Install Magazine Tube and End Cap

1. Reinstall the magazine spring.
2. Reinstall the factory end cap.
3. Reinstall the magazine tube retaining screw.
4. Tighten securely.

Step 10 – Install Tenon Screws

1. Install the supplied tenon screws through the handguard.
2. Thread into the RPP tenon.
3. Leave slightly loose for alignment.

IMPORTANT

Do not fully tighten at this stage.

Step 11 – Install Alignment Set Screws

Install all four set screws.

Locations:

• Two front set screws
• Two rear set screws

IMPORTANT

• Apply Blue or Purple Loctite before installation.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.

Step 12 – Center Handguard

Visually inspect the gap between the handguard and barrel.

Adjust until:

• Both sides appear even.
• The handguard sits parallel to the barrel.
• The magazine tube remains properly aligned.

PewView Heat Shield and Picatinny Rail

Step 13 – Install Heat Shield

Orient the heat shield correctly:

• Slotted end faces the muzzle.
• Two threaded holes face the receiver.

1. Slide the heat shield onto the top of the handguard.
2. Ensure the heat shield is centered on the handguard.
3. Install the four supplied heat shield screws.
4. Start all screws by hand to prevent cross-threading.

IMPORTANT

• Do not force the heat shield into position.
• Verify even spacing on both sides before tightening.

Step 14 – Center Heat Shield

Inspect the muzzle end of the handguard.

Adjust the heat shield until:

• Equal spacing exists on both sides.
• The heat shield is centered over the barrel.

If necessary:

1. Lightly adjust the front alignment set screws.
2. Allow the set screws to lightly contact the barrel.
3. Verify the heat shield remains centered.

IMPORTANT

Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.

Step 15 – Install Receiver Rail

1. Remove the factory receiver plug screws.
2. Position the receiver rail on top of the receiver.
3. Align the rear of the rail with the two threaded holes in the heat shield.
4. Install the four receiver mounting screws.
5. Install the two heat shield mounting screws.

IMPORTANT

Leave all six screws loose until alignment is complete.

Step 16 – Final Alignment

1. Verify the rail sits flat against the receiver.
2. Verify the heat shield remains centered.
3. Verify the handguard is centered around the barrel.
4. Allow the rear set screws to lightly contact the barrel.

Step 17 – Final Tightening

Tighten hardware in the following order:

1. Heat shield to handguard screws — Hand Tight
2. Rail to heat shield screws — Hand Tight
3. Receiver rail screws — 10 in-lbs

IMPORTANT

• Apply Blue or Purple Loctite to all receiver rail screws.
• Do not overtighten heat shield or rail attachment screws.
• Verify alignment before final torque.

Final Inspection

Before use:

• Verify all screws are secure.
• Ensure the handguard is centered.
• Confirm proper magazine tube alignment.
• Cycle the action to verify proper function.
• Confirm no interference between the handguard, barrel, or magazine tube.

Installation is now complete.

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• Review compatibility for your specific firearm model/variant before installation
• Ensure your firearm is unloaded and safe to work on
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging components

Marlin End Cap & Rossi R95 MAS Handguard Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Marlin 1894/1895/End Cap Models and Rossi R95

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber
• Verify the magazine tube is empty
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection

Tools Required

• Bench block
• Non-marring hammer
• Non-marring punch
• Flathead screwdriver
• 3/32″ Allen key
• 5/64″ Allen key
• Blue or Purple Loctite
• Inch-pound torque wrench
• 600-grit wet/dry sandpaper
• Light oil

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Hardware

Your handguard package includes:

• M-LOK Handguard
• RPP Stainless Steel Tenon
• (2) Tenon Screws
• (4) Alignment Set Screws
• Allen Keys

Features

• M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
• Integrated QD sling sockets
• Threaded 10-32 sling stud mounting point

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Verify Firearm is Unloaded

Before starting:

1. Open the action.
2. Verify the chamber is empty.
3. Verify the magazine tube is empty.
4. Remove all ammunition from the work area.

DISASSEMBLY

Step 2 – Remove Factory End Cap

1. Remove the two factory end cap screws.
2. Remove the magazine tube retaining screw.

WARNING

Magazine tubes are under spring tension.

Maintain control of the end cap and magazine spring during removal.

Step 3 – Remove Factory Handguard

1. Carefully lift the end cap away from the rifle.
2. Remove the magazine spring.
3. Slide the magazine tube forward.
4. Remove the factory handguard.

NOTE

Factory handguards are often tightly fitted between the receiver and tenon.

If necessary:

• Use the magazine tube as a gentle pry point.
• Use a plastic or wooden wedge near the tenon area.
• Avoid excessive force that may damage the factory handguard.

Step 4 – Remove Factory Tenon

Using a bench block and non-marring punch:

1. Support the barrel properly.
2. Drive the factory tenon from the dovetail.
3. Remove the factory tenon.

Step 5 – Fit RPP Tenon

The supplied RPP tenon is intentionally oversized.

Test fit the tenon into the barrel dovetail.

If necessary:

1. Apply a small amount of oil to 600-grit wet/dry sandpaper.
2. Sand only the flat surface of the tenon.
3. Test fit frequently.

IMPORTANT

• Remove material slowly.
• Do not use power tools.
• Excessive material removal can permanently damage fitment.
• The tenon should install with moderate force and remain secure.

Step 6 – Install RPP Tenon

1. Align the RPP tenon with the barrel dovetail.
2. Drive the tenon into place using a non-marring punch.
3. Verify the tenon is centered.

IMPORTANT

• The tenon should fit snugly without excessive force.
• If desired, the tenon may be secured with Blue Loctite.
• Do not overtighten or deform the tenon during installation.

HANDGUARD INSTALLATION

Step 7 – Install Magazine Tube into Handguard

IMPORTANT

The magazine tube must be installed into the handguard before final assembly.

1. Insert the magazine tube through the handguard.
2. Ensure the magazine tube is oriented correctly.
3. Verify the loading gate relief section is positioned properly.

NOTE

On 1895 and .444 models with enlarged magazine tubes, the magazine tube and handguard must be assembled together before installation onto the rifle.

Step 8 – Install Handguard Assembly

1. Slide the handguard and magazine tube assembly onto the rifle.
2. Insert the rear flange into the receiver.
3. Seat the handguard over the RPP tenon.
4. Verify the handguard is fully seated.

If necessary, lightly tap the handguard into place using a non-marring block.

Step 9 – Install Magazine Tube and End Cap

1. Reinstall the magazine spring.
2. Reinstall the factory end cap.
3. Reinstall the magazine tube retaining screw.
4. Tighten securely.

Step 10 – Install Tenon Screws

1. Install the supplied tenon screws through the handguard.
2. Thread into the RPP tenon.
3. Leave slightly loose for alignment.

IMPORTANT

Do not fully tighten at this stage.

Step 11 – Install Alignment Set Screws

Install all four set screws.

Locations:

• Two front set screws
• Two rear set screws

IMPORTANT

• Apply Blue or Purple Loctite before installation.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.

Step 12 – Center Handguard

Visually inspect the gap between the handguard and barrel.

Adjust until:

• Both sides appear even.
• The handguard sits parallel to the barrel.
• The magazine tube remains properly aligned.

MAS & Gator Rail Installation

The MAS system utilizes one or two Gator Rails mounted to the top of the handguard.

Step 14 – Position Gator Rail

1. Determine the desired Gator Rail location.
2. Place the Gator Rail into the mounting pocket on top of the handguard.
3. Verify orientation before installing hardware.

NOTE

Most users will orient the Gator Rail toward the muzzle.

Step 15 – Install Mounting Screws

1. Install the four large mounting screws.
2. Start all screws by hand.
3. Verify the Gator Rail sits flush against the handguard.

IMPORTANT

Do not cross-thread the mounting screws.

Recommended:

• Test fit all hardware first.
• Remove one screw at a time and apply Purple Loctite before final assembly.

Step 16 – Install Jack Screws

1. Install the four jack screws directly behind the mounting screws.
2. Tighten until they lightly contact the handguard surface.

IMPORTANT

Do not overtighten.

The mounting screws and jack screws work against one another to clamp the Gator Rail securely in place.

Step 17 – Final Tightening

After confirming alignment:

• Gator Rail Mounting Screws — Hand Tight
• Jack Screws — Hand Tight

IMPORTANT

• Apply Purple or Blue Loctite to mounting screws.
• Do not overtighten.
• Excessive torque may damage aluminum threads.

Final Inspection

Before use:

• Verify all screws are secure.
• Ensure the handguard is centered.
• Confirm proper magazine tube alignment.
• Cycle the action to verify proper function.
• Confirm no interference between the handguard, barrel, or magazine tube.

Installation is now complete.

Marlin Barrel Band/ Rossi R92/ Heritage/Citadel M-LOK Handguard Install

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Before You Start

• Ensure your firearm is unloaded and safe to work on
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging components
• Review compatibility for your specific firearm model/variant before installation

Marlin Barrel Band & Rossi 92 M-LOK Handguard Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Marlin 336, Marlin 1894, Rossi 92, and compatible Barrel Band Models

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber
• Verify the magazine tube is empty
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection

Tools Required

• Non-marring hammer
• Non-marring punch
• Flathead screwdriver
• Included Allen keys
• Blue or Purple Loctite
• Inch-pound torque wrench

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Hardware

Your handguard package includes:

• M-LOK Handguard
• RPP Adjustable Barrel Band
• Barrel Band Mounting Screws
• Alignment Set Screws
• Allen Keys

Features

• M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
• Integrated QD sling sockets
• Threaded 10-32 sling stud mounting point

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Verify Firearm is Unloaded

Before starting:

1. Open the action.
2. Verify the chamber is empty.
3. Verify the magazine tube is empty.
4. Remove all ammunition from the work area.

DISASSEMBLY

Step 2 – Remove Front Barrel Band

1. Remove the front barrel band screw.
2. Carefully remove the front barrel band.

NOTE

If equipped with a threaded barrel, it may be necessary to remove the thread protector before removing the barrel band.

Step 3 – Remove Rear Barrel Band

1. Remove the rear barrel band screw.
2. Maintain control of the magazine tube and spring.
3. Carefully release spring tension.

WARNING

The magazine tube spring is under tension.

Maintain control of all components during removal.

Step 4 – Remove Magazine Tube

1. Remove the magazine tube end cap.
2. Remove the magazine spring.
3. Remove the magazine tube from the rifle.

Step 5 – Remove Factory Handguard

1. Slide the rear barrel band forward and remove it.
2. Remove the factory handguard from the rifle.

NOTE

Factory handguards may fit tightly between the receiver and barrel.

Use care during removal to avoid damaging the firearm or handguard.

HANDGUARD INSTALLATION

Step 6 – Install RPP Barrel Band

Orient the barrel band correctly:

• Threaded adjustment hole faces upward.
• Set screw aligns with the barrel groove.

1. Slide the barrel band onto the barrel.
2. Align the set screw with the barrel groove.
3. Install the supplied set screw.
4. Tighten lightly.

IMPORTANT

Do not overtighten.

The barrel band is designed to accommodate variations in barrel diameter.

A small amount of movement is normal at this stage.

Step 7 – Install Handguard

1. Position the handguard onto the rifle.
2. Insert the rear flange into the receiver.
3. Ensure the handguard is fully seated.

Step 8 – Install Barrel Band Mounting Screws

1. Align the handguard with the barrel band.
2. Install the supplied mounting screws through the handguard into the barrel band.
3. Leave slightly loose for final alignment.

IMPORTANT

Do not fully tighten at this stage.

Step 9 – Reinstall Magazine Tube

1. Reinstall the magazine tube.
2. Ensure the magazine tube is properly indexed.
3. Reinstall the front barrel band.

NOTE

The magazine tube and barrel grooves must align correctly before installing hardware.

Step 10 – Reinstall Magazine Spring and End Cap

1. Reinstall the magazine spring.
2. Compress the spring carefully.
3. Reinstall the magazine tube end cap.
4. Reinstall the end cap screw.

WARNING

Maintain constant pressure on the magazine spring during installation.

Step 11 – Install Upper Barrel Band Screw

1. Install the upper barrel band screw.
2. Torque to 6in/lbs.

IMPORTANT

Do not overtighten the upper barrel band screw.

The barrel band is designed to accommodate variations in barrel diameter between manufacturers and production runs.

The upper screw secures the barrel band while the rear alignment set screws stabilize the handguard.

Step 12 – Install Rear Alignment Set Screws

1. Install the rear alignment set screws.
2. Tighten until they lightly contact the barrel.

IMPORTANT

• Do not overtighten.
• Hand tight only.

FINAL ALIGNMENT

Step 13 – Center Handguard

Visually inspect the gap between the handguard and barrel.

Adjust until:

• Both sides appear even.
• The handguard sits parallel to the barrel.
• The magazine tube remains properly aligned.

Step 14 – Final Tightening

After confirming alignment:

• Barrel Band Mounting Screws: 6 in-lbs
• Upper Barrel Band Screw: 6 in-lbs
• Alignment Set Screws: Hand Tight Only

IMPORTANT

• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Do not apply additional torque after barrel contact is achieved.
• Allow thread locker to cure before firing.

Final Inspection

Before use:

• Verify all screws are secure.
• Ensure the handguard is centered.
• Verify proper magazine tube alignment.
• Cycle the action to verify proper function.
• Confirm no interference between the handguard, barrel, or magazine tube.

Installation is now complete.

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Marlin / R95 Medium Lever Loop RPP Install

Before You Start

• Ensure your firearm is unloaded and safe to work on
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging components
• Review compatibility for your specific firearm model/variant before installation

Please Note: These replacement levers do not come with a plunger, cross pin or spring. You’ll be able to re-use the parts from your factory lever as part of the installation process.

INSTALLATION

1. Remove Factory Lever – Open your action and check—then double check—that the rifle is unloaded. Return the lever to about the halfway point, remove the lever pivot screw, and then slide your old lever down and out of the action.
2. Re-use parts from Factory Lever – Remove the plunger, cross pin and spring from your factory lever. Lay the lever on a supportive block right side up. Use a 1/16 inch punch (file a few 1000th of an inch off diameter) to drive the plunger cross pinout toward the left. Remove the plunger and spring and insert them into the new lever. Use an oversized punch to drive the cross pin back in from left to right taking note of the splined end of the cross pin.
3. New Marlin Factory Parts – Same instructions as above with one change before driving in pin. Insert spring and plunger and depress until flush with lever. If it’s painful to do so, remove the spring and clip off 1 coil.
4. Shims – Install one or more on either side of the lever at pivot screw.
5. Install RPP Lever in the reverse manner, being sure to engage the control blade in its corresponding bolt slot. Operate the action, feeling for hitches or excessive friction. As a final check, close the action, lower the hammer all the way, and then pop the lever open just past the plunger. You should feel a small amount of free travel in the lever right after the plunger disengages from the receiver pin. If everything feels right, you are ready to shoot. If not, your lever may need some minor fitting.

If you have any fitting problems, please email us at support@rangerpointprecision.com

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Before You Start

• Ensure your firearm is unloaded and safe to work on
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging components
• Review compatibility for your specific firearm model/variant before installation
  

Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Henry Supreme models

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Remove the magazine
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection during installation

NOTE:
This installation only changes the rifle furniture (handguard and stock). No internal firearm modifications are performed.

Tools Required

• T-Handle driver (included)
• 5/32″ Allen bit (included)
• Phillips #2 screwdriver
• Non-marring punch
• Non-marring hammer
• Ratchet extension (recommended)
• Blue Loctite (optional)
• Torque Wrench

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Components

Handguard Kit

• Henry Supreme M-LOK Handguard
• Pre-installed mounting plate
• Mounting screw

Features include:

• M-LOK slots
• QD sling sockets
• Modular accessory compatibility
• Integrated mounting plate system

IMPORTANT:

• Do NOT remove the pre-installed mounting plate
• The handguard uses a flex-plate mounting system and does not require traditional tensioning screws

Modular Stock Kit

• Modular grip assembly
• Buttstock assembly
• Hardware kit
• Optional cheek riser (model dependent)

HANDGUARD INSTALLATION

Step 1 – Verify Firearm is Unloaded

1. Remove the magazine
2. Open the action
3. Visually inspect the chamber
4. Remove all ammunition from the work area

Step 2 – Remove Factory Handguard Screw

Using the supplied 5/32″ bit:

1. Flip the rifle upside down
2. Locate the front handguard screw
3. Remove the screw carefully

IMPORTANT:

• The sling stud assembly is modular and may loosen during removal
• There is also a spacer/shim in this assembly

Recommended:

• Leave components loosely assembled to avoid losing parts

Step 3 – Remove Factory Handguard

The factory handguard is retained tightly by sling studs.

Using a non-marring punch and hammer:

1. Tap lightly on the sling stud area
2. Pull the handguard rearward and off the rifle

NOTE:

• Two locating studs from the receiver engage the handguard
• Moderate resistance is normal

Step 4 – Install New Handguard

IMPORTANT:

The handguard installs by sliding over the receiver posts.

1. Align the handguard cutouts with:
   • Main center post
   • Two locating studs
2. Slide the handguard fully upward toward the barrel
3. Lower it into position

NOTE:
If installed incorrectly, the handguard will hang up and not seat fully.

Step 5 – Install Handguard Mounting Screw

Using the supplied screw and 5/32″ bit:

1. Insert the mounting screw through the handguard
2. Thread into the mounting post

IMPORTANT:

• Reverse-thread slightly first to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten the handguard mounting screw to 10 in-lbs 

As tightened:

• The mounting plate flexes slightly
• All wobble should disappear

Installation of the handguard is now complete.

MODULAR STOCK INSTALLATION

Step 6 – Remove Factory Butt Pad

Using a Phillips #2 screwdriver:

1. Remove the two butt pad screws
2. Remove the butt pad carefully

IMPORTANT:

• Do not over torque wood screws during reinstallation
• Overtightening can strip or crack the stock

Step 7 – Remove Factory Buttstock

Using the supplied T-handle:

1. Look inside the buttstock
2. Locate the stock mounting bolt
3. Remove the bolt and washer
4. Pull the buttstock rearward and remove

TIP:
Leave the bolt and washer loosely installed in the stock to avoid losing them.

Step 8 – Disassemble Modular Stock (If Pre-Assembled)

Some kits may already be assembled for display.

If needed:

1. Remove the upper and lower stock screws
2. Separate the grip module from the stock body

NOTE:

• Short screw installs on the bottom during reassembly
• Long screw installs on top

Step 9 – Install Grip Module

1. Slide the grip module onto the receiver tang
2. Insert the supplied mounting screw
3. Tighten using the T-handle

IMPORTANT:

• Reverse-thread slightly first to avoid cross-threading
• Fitment may feel snug due to anodizing tolerances
• Tighten snugly only

Step 10 – Reassemble Stock

1. Reinstall the stock body onto the grip module
2. Install:
   • Long screw on top
   • Short screw on bottom
3. Tighten evenly

OPTIONAL ACCESSORY TUBE INSTALLATION

Step 11 – Prepare Accessory Tube Hardware

The accessory tube kit includes:

• Accessory tube
• Front and rear mounting screws
• Spacers
• Rubber retaining O-rings
• Wide rear washer

NOTE:
The accessory tube is hollow and includes a removable end cap for storage.

Step 12 – Stage Mounting Screws

IMPORTANT:
The mounting screws must be pre-installed into the handguard before reinstalling it.

1. Insert:
   • Long screw into rear M-LOK slot
   • Short screw into front mounting location
2. Install spacers onto screws
3. Install rubber O-rings to retain hardware

The O-rings prevent the screws from falling out during installation.

Step 13 – Reinstall Handguard

1. Reinstall the handguard onto the rifle
2. Reinstall the main mounting screw
3. Tighten snugly

Step 14 – Install Accessory Tube

1. Slide the accessory tube into the lower handguard channel
2. Align the rear mounting screw first
3. Start threads carefully
4. Align and install front mounting screw
5. Tighten both screws evenly

IMPORTANT:

• Do NOT over torque
• Handguard and accessory tube are aluminum
• Stripped threads cannot be repaired easily

FINAL INSPECTION

Before use:

• Verify all hardware is secure
• Ensure handguard and stock are fully seated
• Check for movement or wobble
• Confirm proper action function
• Verify magazine insertion and removal
• Ensure no interference with controls or barrel

Installation is now complete.

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Henry Supreme PewView Handguard & Modular Stock Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Henry Supreme models

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Remove the magazine
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection during installation

NOTE:
This installation only changes the rifle furniture (handguard and stock). No internal firearm modifications are performed.

Tools Required

• T-Handle driver (included)
• 5/32″ Allen bit (included)
• Phillips #2 screwdriver
• Non-marring punch
• Non-marring hammer
• Ratchet extension (recommended)
• Blue Loctite (optional)
• Torque Wrench

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Components

Handguard Kit

• Henry Supreme M-LOK Handguard
• Pre-installed mounting plate
• Mounting screw

Features include:

• M-LOK slots
• QD sling sockets
• Modular accessory compatibility
• Integrated mounting plate system

IMPORTANT:

• Do NOT remove the pre-installed mounting plate
• The handguard uses a flex-plate mounting system and does not require traditional tensioning screws

Modular Stock Kit

• Modular grip assembly
• Buttstock assembly
• Hardware kit
• Optional cheek riser (model dependent)

HANDGUARD INSTALLATION

Step 1 – Verify Firearm is Unloaded

1. Remove the magazine
2. Open the action
3. Visually inspect the chamber
4. Remove all ammunition from the work area

Step 2 – Remove Factory Handguard Screw

Using the supplied 5/32″ bit:

1. Flip the rifle upside down
2. Locate the front handguard screw
3. Remove the screw carefully

IMPORTANT:

• The sling stud assembly is modular and may loosen during removal
• There is also a spacer/shim in this assembly

Recommended:

• Leave components loosely assembled to avoid losing parts

Step 3 – Remove Factory Handguard

The factory handguard is retained tightly by sling studs.

Using a non-marring punch and hammer:

1. Tap lightly on the sling stud area
2. Pull the handguard rearward and off the rifle

NOTE:

• Two locating studs from the receiver engage the handguard
• Moderate resistance is normal

Step 4 – Install New Handguard

IMPORTANT:

The handguard installs by sliding over the receiver posts.

1. Align the handguard cutouts with:
   • Main center post
   • Two locating studs
2. Slide the handguard fully upward toward the barrel
3. Lower it into position

NOTE:
If installed incorrectly, the handguard will hang up and not seat fully.

Step 5 – Install Handguard Mounting Screw

Using the supplied screw and 5/32″ bit:

1. Insert the mounting screw through the handguard
2. Thread into the mounting post

IMPORTANT:

• Reverse-thread slightly first to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten the handguard mounting screw to 10 in-lbs 

As tightened:

• The mounting plate flexes slightly
• All wobble should disappear

Installation of the handguard is now complete.

MODULAR STOCK INSTALLATION

Step 6 – Remove Factory Butt Pad

Using a Phillips #2 screwdriver:

1. Remove the two butt pad screws
2. Remove the butt pad carefully

IMPORTANT:

• Do not over torque wood screws during reinstallation
• Overtightening can strip or crack the stock

Step 7 – Remove Factory Buttstock

Using the supplied T-handle:

1. Look inside the buttstock
2. Locate the stock mounting bolt
3. Remove the bolt and washer
4. Pull the buttstock rearward and remove

TIP:
Leave the bolt and washer loosely installed in the stock to avoid losing them.

Step 8 – Disassemble Modular Stock (If Pre-Assembled)

Some kits may already be assembled for display.

If needed:

1. Remove the upper and lower stock screws
2. Separate the grip module from the stock body

NOTE:

• Short screw installs on the bottom during reassembly
• Long screw installs on top

Step 9 – Install Grip Module

1. Slide the grip module onto the receiver tang
2. Insert the supplied mounting screw
3. Tighten using the T-handle

IMPORTANT:

• Reverse-thread slightly first to avoid cross-threading
• Fitment may feel snug due to anodizing tolerances
• Tighten snugly only

Step 10 – Reassemble Stock

1. Reinstall the stock body onto the grip module
2. Install:
   • Long screw on top
   • Short screw on bottom
3. Tighten evenly

OPTIONAL ACCESSORY TUBE INSTALLATION

Step 11 – Prepare Accessory Tube Hardware

The accessory tube kit includes:

• Accessory tube
• Front and rear mounting screws
• Spacers
• Rubber retaining O-rings
• Wide rear washer

NOTE:
The accessory tube is hollow and includes a removable end cap for storage.

Step 12 – Stage Mounting Screws

IMPORTANT:
The mounting screws must be pre-installed into the handguard before reinstalling it.

1. Insert:
   • Long screw into rear M-LOK slot
   • Short screw into front mounting location
2. Install spacers onto screws
3. Install rubber O-rings to retain hardware

The O-rings prevent the screws from falling out during installation.

Step 13 – Reinstall Handguard

1. Reinstall the handguard onto the rifle
2. Reinstall the main mounting screw
3. Tighten snugly

Step 14 – Install Accessory Tube

1. Slide the accessory tube into the lower handguard channel
2. Align the rear mounting screw first
3. Start threads carefully
4. Align and install front mounting screw
5. Tighten both screws evenly

IMPORTANT:

• Do NOT over torque
• Handguard and accessory tube are aluminum
• Stripped threads cannot be repaired easily

FINAL INSPECTION

Before use:

• Verify all hardware is secure
• Ensure handguard and stock are fully seated
• Check for movement or wobble
• Confirm proper action function
• Verify magazine insertion and removal
• Ensure no interference with controls or barrel

Installation is now complete.

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Henry RPP Trigger Kit Install

Before You Start

• Ensure your firearm is unloaded and safe to work on
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging components
• Review compatibility for your specific firearm model/variant before installation

Henry Trigger Kit Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Henry Trigger Kits

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber
• Verify the magazine tube is empty
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection

Tools Required

• Flathead screwdriver
• 1/16″ punch
• Non-marring hammer
• Small pick or hook tool (recommended)
• Bench block (recommended)

Included Hardware

Your trigger kit includes:

• Precision Machined Sear
• Reduced Power Trigger Spring

Trigger Pull Weight

• RPP Sear Only: Approximately 3.5 lbs
• RPP Sear + RPP Spring: Approximately 3 lbs

NOTE

Henry .410 models often leave the factory with lighter trigger pulls. Installing the RPP sear alone may reduce pull weight below 3 lbs.

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Verify Firearm is Unloaded

Before starting:

1. Open the action.
2. Verify the chamber is empty.
3. Verify the magazine tube is empty.
4. Remove all ammunition from the work area.

DISASSEMBLY

Step 2 – Remove Buttstock

1. Remove the buttstock screw from the rear receiver tang.
2. Pull the buttstock rearward and remove it.
3. Set the buttstock aside.

NOTE

Some rifles may require light tapping with the palm of your hand to separate the buttstock from the receiver.

Step 3 – Unload Hammer Spring

1. Lower the hammer completely forward.
2. Rotate the hammer spring strut bridge sideways.
3. Remove the spring strut bridge from the receiver tang.

IMPORTANT

The hammer spring must be unloaded before continuing.

Step 4 – Remove Lever

1. Partially open the lever.
2. Remove the lever pivot screw.
3. Withdraw the lever from the receiver.
4. Push the bolt forward into battery.

NOTE

The bolt may remain inside the receiver.

Step 5 – Remove Trigger Plate Screws

Remove the following three screws:

1. Hammer pivot screw (right side of receiver)
2. Trigger plate screw (bottom of receiver)
3. Left-side support screw

IMPORTANT

Keep track of screw locations during disassembly.

Step 6 – Remove Trigger Plate Assembly

1. Place the rifle on its side with the ejection port facing upward.
2. Carefully withdraw the trigger plate assembly from the receiver.
3. Remove the hammer if it remains inside the receiver.

IMPORTANT

Observe the orientation of:

• Trigger linkage
• Transfer bar
• Hammer

Taking reference photos is highly recommended before proceeding.

SEAR INSTALLATION

Step 7 – Remove Factory Sear Spring

1. Compress the sear spring using finger pressure.
2. Remove the spring from its seat on the left side of the sear.

Step 8 – Remove Factory Sear

1. Using a 1/16″ punch, push out the sear pivot pin.
2. Remove the factory sear.

NOTE

The sear is the beaked component located directly behind the trigger.

Step 9 – Install RPP Sear

1. Position the RPP sear into the trigger assembly.
2. Align the pivot holes.
3. Slightly depress the trigger safety tab.
4. Reinstall the sear pivot pin.

IMPORTANT

The trigger safety tab may need to be lifted slightly for the pivot pin to fully seat.

Step 10 – Install Sear Spring

Choose one of the following:

• Factory Spring = Approximately 3.5 lb trigger pull
• RPP Spring = Approximately 3 lb trigger pull

To install:

1. Seat the spring in its recess.
2. Compress the spring.
3. Position the top of the spring beneath the trigger linkage tab.

REASSEMBLY

Step 11 – Reinstall Hammer

1. Rotate the transfer bar upward.
2. Position the hammer onto the transfer bar.
3. Ensure the transfer bar enters the channel on the front of the hammer.

IMPORTANT

The transfer bar must engage behind the hammer roll pin.

Step 12 – Reinstall Trigger Plate Assembly

1. Insert the trigger plate assembly into the receiver.
2. Guide the hammer spur through the slot behind the bolt.
3. Align the hammer visually.
4. Reinstall the hammer pivot screw.
5. Reinstall the trigger plate screw.
6. Reinstall the left-side support screw.

NOTE

The shorter support screw installs on the left side of the receiver.

Step 13 – Tighten Trigger Plate Screws

1. Verify all components are aligned correctly.
2. Tighten all three trigger plate screws securely.

Step 14 – Reinstall Hammer Spring

1. Lower the hammer fully forward.
2. Reinstall the hammer spring.
3. Reinstall the hammer spring strut bridge.

TIP

A flathead screwdriver can help compress the spring strut bridge during installation.

Step 15 – Reinstall Lever

1. Hold the rifle upright.
2. Cock the hammer.
3. Pull the bolt rearward slightly.
4. Reinstall the lever.
5. Reinstall the lever pivot screw.

IMPORTANT

Ensure the thin lever blade enters the slot in the bolt correctly.

Step 16 – Function Test

Pointing the firearm in a safe direction:

1. Cycle the action.
2. Cock the hammer.
3. Test trigger operation.
4. Verify proper hammer and trigger function.
5. Verify the trigger safety functions correctly.

Step 17 – Reinstall Buttstock

1. Slide the buttstock onto the receiver.
2. Reinstall the buttstock screw.
3. Tighten securely.

Final Inspection

Before use:

• Verify all screws are secure.
• Verify the trigger resets correctly.
• Verify proper hammer engagement.
• Verify proper safety operation.
• Cycle the action several times to confirm reliable function.

Installation is now complete.

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Before You Start

• Ensure your firearm is unloaded and safe to work on
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging components
• Review compatibility for your specific firearm model/variant before installation

Henry Rifle Caliber M-LOK Handguard Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Henry rifle caliber models

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber and magazine tube
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection during installation

These instructions are for Henry rifle caliber models only.
If you have a pistol caliber model (.357, .44 Mag, .45 Colt, etc.), refer to the correct pistol caliber installation instructions, as additional disassembly steps are required.

Tools Required

• Bench block
• Non-marring hammer
• Flathead screwdriver
• 5/64″ Allen key
• Allen wrench set (recommended)
• Blue or Purple Loctite
• Torque Wrench

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Hardware

Your handguard package includes:

• M-LOK Handguard
• (2) Pan head screws
• (4) Set screws
• Allen key

Features include:

• M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
• QD sling sockets
• Threaded 10-32 sling stud mounting point
• Loading port cutout

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Remove Magazine Tube Retaining Screw

Locate the small set screw underneath the forearm.

Using a flathead screwdriver:

1. Remove the small plug screw carefully
2. Set it aside in a safe location

Step 2 – Loosen Magazine Tube Screw

Using a 5/64″ Allen key:

1. Loosen the magazine tube retaining screw slightly
2. Do not fully remove it

This allows the outer magazine tube to move freely.

Step 3 – Remove Inner Magazine Tube

1. Pull the inner magazine tube out of the rifle
2. Set it aside

Step 4 – Remove Factory Handguard and Tenon

Using the bench block and non-marring hammer:

1. Support the rifle properly
2. Carefully drive the magazine tube tenon/dovetail out
3. Remove the tenon
4. Slide the outer magazine tube forward and remove it
5. Slide the factory handguard off the rifle

NOTE:
On X Models, the factory polymer forearm may fit tightly and may require gentle tapping to loosen.

Step 5 – Reinstall Factory Tenon and Magazine Tube

1. Reinsert the outer magazine tube
2. Position the factory tenon correctly:
   • Small hole faces the receiver
   • Larger hole faces the muzzle/loading gate
3. Align the tenon with the barrel dovetail
4. Carefully tap the tenon back into place using the non-marring hammer

IMPORTANT:

• Ensure everything stays level during installation
• Do not force the tenon

Step 6 – Install the Handguard

IMPORTANT:

The handguard only installs in one direction.

• QD sockets and loading port cutout should face correctly
• Rear flange slides into the receiver

To install:

1. Slide the handguard into the receiver
2. Pull it over the factory tenon
3. Seat the handguard fully into place

Step 7 – Install Pan Head Screws

Using the supplied pan head screws:

1. Insert screws into the larger lower holes
2. Thread them into the factory tenon
3. Tighten lightly only at this stage

IMPORTANT:

• Do not cross-thread
• If resistance is felt, stop and realign

Step 8 – Install Set Screws

Install the four set screws into the sides of the handguard.

Recommended:

• Apply Blue or Purple Loctite before installation

IMPORTANT:

• Set screws only need to contact the barrel lightly
• Do NOT over torque

Purpose of set screws:

• Prevent movement
• Keep the handguard centered and aligned

Step 9 – Center the Handguard

Visually inspect the gap between the barrel and handguard.

Adjust until:

• Both sides appear even
• Handguard sits parallel to the barrel

Once aligned:

• Snug the set screws evenly

Step 10 – Tighten Hardware

Final tighten:

• Magazine tube screw
• Pan head screws
• Rear tensioning screws
• Side set screws

IMPORTANT:

• Hand tight only
• No heavy torque required
• Loctite will secure the hardware

Final Inspection

Before use:

• Verify all screws are secure
• Ensure the handguard is centered
• Cycle the action to confirm proper function
• Confirm no interference with magazine tube or barrel

Installation is now complete.

Henry Pistol Caliber M-LOK Handguard Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Henry pistol caliber models

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber and magazine tube
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection during installation

These instructions are for Henry pistol caliber models only.
If you have a rifle caliber model, refer to the rifle caliber installation instructions, as disassembly is less involved.

Tools Required

• Bench block
• Non-marring hammer
• Flathead screwdrivers
• 5/64″ Allen key
• Allen wrench set (recommended)
• Blue or Purple Loctite
• Torque Wrench

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Hardware

Your handguard package includes:

• M-LOK Handguard
• (2) Pan head screws
• (4) Set screws
• Allen key

Features include:

• M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
• QD sling sockets
• Threaded 10-32 sling stud mounting point
• Loading port cutout

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Verify Firearm is Unloaded

Before starting:

1. Open the action.
2. Verify the chamber is empty.
3. Verify the magazine tube is empty.
4. Remove all ammunition from the work area.

DISASSEMBLY

Step 2 – Remove Buttstock

Using the appropriate flathead screwdriver:

1. Remove the buttstock screw from the rear of the stock.
2. Pull the buttstock rearward and remove it.
3. Set it aside.

NOTE

If equipped with a Ranger Point Precision takedown screw, a flathead screwdriver may not be required.

Step 3 – Loosen Magazine Tube Retention Screw

Inside the receiver area:

1. Locate the hidden 5/64″ magazine tube retention screw underneath the trigger guard area.
2. Loosen the screw enough to release the outer magazine tube.
3. Do not fully remove the screw.

Step 4 – Remove Inner Magazine Tube

1. Pull the inner magazine tube from the rifle.
2. Set it aside.

Step 5 – Remove Factory Handguard

1. Slide the outer magazine tube forward and remove it.
2. Slide the factory handguard off the rifle.

NOTE

On Henry X models, the factory forearm may fit tightly and require gentle tapping for removal.

HANDGUARD INSTALLATION

Step 6 – Reinstall Magazine Tube

1. Reinsert the outer magazine tube.
2. Align the magazine tube and tenon with the barrel.

Step 7 – Install Handguard

IMPORTANT

The handguard only installs in one direction.

• QD sockets and loading port cutout must face correctly.
• Rear flange slides into the receiver.

To install:

1. Slide the handguard into the receiver.
2. Pull it over the factory tenon.
3. Seat the handguard fully into place.

Step 8 – Install Pan Head Screws

1. Insert the supplied pan head screws into the larger lower holes.
2. Thread them into the factory tenon.
3. Tighten lightly only at this stage.

IMPORTANT

• Do not cross-thread.
• If resistance is felt, stop and realign.

Step 9 – Install Set Screws

Install the four set screws into the sides of the handguard.

Recommended

Apply Blue or Purple Loctite before installation.

IMPORTANT

• Set screws only need to contact the barrel lightly.
• Do not overtighten.

Purpose of Set Screws

• Prevent movement.
• Keep the handguard centered and aligned.

Step 10 – Tighten Magazine Tube Retention Screw

Using a 5/64″ Allen key:

1. Tighten the magazine tube retention screw handtight.

WARNING

Do not overtighten. Excessive torque can deform the magazine tube.

FINAL ALIGNMENT

Step 11 – Center Handguard

Visually inspect the gap between the barrel and handguard.

Adjust until:

• Both sides appear even.
• The handguard sits parallel to the barrel.

Step 12 – Final Tightening

After confirming the handguard is centered:

• Factory Tenon Screws: 8 in-lbs
• Handguard Alignment / Set Screws: Hand Tight Only

IMPORTANT

• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Do not apply additional torque after barrel contact is achieved.
• Allow thread locker to cure before firing.

Final Inspection

Before use:

• Verify all screws are secure.
• Ensure the handguard is centered.
• Cycle the action to confirm proper function.
• Confirm no interference with the magazine tube or barrel.

Installation is now complete.

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Before You Start

• Ensure your firearm is unloaded and safe to work on
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging components
• Review compatibility for your specific firearm model/variant before installation

Henry Rifle Caliber PewView Handguard Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Henry rifle caliber models

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber and magazine tube
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection during installation

These instructions are for Henry rifle caliber models only.
If you have a pistol caliber model (.357, .44 Mag, .45 Colt, etc.), refer to the correct pistol caliber installation instructions, as additional disassembly steps are required.

Tools Required

• Bench block
• Non-marring hammer
• Flathead screwdriver
• 5/64″ Allen key
• Allen wrench set (recommended)
• Blue or Purple Loctite
• Torque Wrench

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Hardware

Your handguard package includes:

• M-LOK Handguard
• (2) Pan head screws
• (4) Set screws
• Allen key

Features include:

• M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
• QD sling sockets
• Threaded 10-32 sling stud mounting point
• Loading port cutout

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Remove Magazine Tube Retaining Screw

Locate the small set screw underneath the forearm.

Using a flathead screwdriver:

1. Remove the small plug screw carefully
2. Set it aside in a safe location

Step 2 – Loosen Magazine Tube Screw

Using a 5/64″ Allen key:

1. Loosen the magazine tube retaining screw slightly
2. Do not fully remove it

This allows the outer magazine tube to move freely.

Step 3 – Remove Inner Magazine Tube

1. Pull the inner magazine tube out of the rifle
2. Set it aside

Step 4 – Remove Factory Handguard and Tenon

Using the bench block and non-marring hammer:

1. Support the rifle properly
2. Carefully drive the magazine tube tenon/dovetail out
3. Remove the tenon
4. Slide the outer magazine tube forward and remove it
5. Slide the factory handguard off the rifle

NOTE:
On X Models, the factory polymer forearm may fit tightly and may require gentle tapping to loosen.

Step 5 – Reinstall Factory Tenon and Magazine Tube

1. Reinsert the outer magazine tube
2. Position the factory tenon correctly:
   • Small hole faces the receiver
   • Larger hole faces the muzzle/loading gate
3. Align the tenon with the barrel dovetail
4. Carefully tap the tenon back into place using the non-marring hammer

IMPORTANT:

• Ensure everything stays level during installation
• Do not force the tenon

Step 6 – Install the Handguard

IMPORTANT:

The handguard only installs in one direction.

• QD sockets and loading port cutout should face correctly
• Rear flange slides into the receiver

To install:

1. Slide the handguard into the receiver
2. Pull it over the factory tenon
3. Seat the handguard fully into place

Step 7 – Install Pan Head Screws

Using the supplied pan head screws:

1. Insert screws into the larger lower holes
2. Thread them into the factory tenon
3. Tighten lightly only at this stage

IMPORTANT:

• Do not cross-thread
• If resistance is felt, stop and realign

Step 8 – Install Set Screws

Install the four set screws into the sides of the handguard.

Recommended:

• Apply Blue or Purple Loctite before installation

IMPORTANT:

• Set screws only need to contact the barrel lightly
• Do NOT over torque

Purpose of set screws:

• Prevent movement
• Keep the handguard centered and aligned

Step 9 – Center the Handguard

Visually inspect the gap between the barrel and handguard.

Adjust until:

• Both sides appear even
• Handguard sits parallel to the barrel

Once aligned:

• Snug the set screws evenly

Step 10 – Tighten Hardware

Final tighten:

• Magazine tube screw
• Pan head screws
• Rear tensioning screws
• Side set screws

IMPORTANT:

• Hand tight only
• No heavy torque required
• Loctite will secure the hardware

Henry Pistol Caliber PewView Handguard Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Henry pistol caliber models

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber and magazine tube
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection during installation

These instructions are for Henry pistol caliber models only.
If you have a rifle caliber model, refer to the rifle caliber installation instructions, as disassembly is less involved.

Tools Required

• Bench block
• Non-marring hammer
• Flathead screwdrivers
• 5/64″ Allen key
• Allen wrench set (recommended)
• Blue or Purple Loctite
• Torque Wrench

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Hardware

Your handguard package includes:

• M-LOK Handguard
• (2) Pan head screws
• (4) Set screws
• Allen key

Features include:

• M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
• QD sling sockets
• Threaded 10-32 sling stud mounting point
• Loading port cutout

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Verify Firearm is Unloaded

Before starting:

1. Open the action.
2. Verify the chamber is empty.
3. Verify the magazine tube is empty.
4. Remove all ammunition from the work area.

DISASSEMBLY

Step 2 – Remove Buttstock

Using the appropriate flathead screwdriver:

1. Remove the buttstock screw from the rear of the stock.
2. Pull the buttstock rearward and remove it.
3. Set it aside.

NOTE

If equipped with a Ranger Point Precision takedown screw, a flathead screwdriver may not be required.

Step 3 – Loosen Magazine Tube Retention Screw

Inside the receiver area:

1. Locate the hidden 5/64″ magazine tube retention screw underneath the trigger guard area.
2. Loosen the screw enough to release the outer magazine tube.
3. Do not fully remove the screw.

Step 4 – Remove Inner Magazine Tube

1. Pull the inner magazine tube from the rifle.
2. Set it aside.

Step 5 – Remove Factory Handguard

1. Slide the outer magazine tube forward and remove it.
2. Slide the factory handguard off the rifle.

NOTE

On Henry X models, the factory forearm may fit tightly and require gentle tapping for removal.

HANDGUARD INSTALLATION

Step 6 – Reinstall Magazine Tube

1. Reinsert the outer magazine tube.
2. Align the magazine tube and tenon with the barrel.

Step 7 – Install Handguard

IMPORTANT

The handguard only installs in one direction.

• QD sockets and loading port cutout must face correctly.
• Rear flange slides into the receiver.

To install:

1. Slide the handguard into the receiver.
2. Pull it over the factory tenon.
3. Seat the handguard fully into place.

Step 8 – Install Pan Head Screws

1. Insert the supplied pan head screws into the larger lower holes.
2. Thread them into the factory tenon.
3. Tighten lightly only at this stage.

IMPORTANT

• Do not cross-thread.
• If resistance is felt, stop and realign.

Step 9 – Install Set Screws

Install the four set screws into the sides of the handguard.

Recommended

Apply Blue or Purple Loctite before installation.

IMPORTANT

• Set screws only need to contact the barrel lightly.
• Do not overtighten.

Purpose of Set Screws

• Prevent movement.
• Keep the handguard centered and aligned.

Step 10 – Tighten Magazine Tube Retention Screw

Using a 5/64″ Allen key:

1. Tighten the magazine tube retention screw handtight.

WARNING

Do not overtighten. Excessive torque can deform the magazine tube.

FINAL ALIGNMENT

Step 11 – Center Handguard

Visually inspect the gap between the barrel and handguard.

Adjust until:

• Both sides appear even.
• The handguard sits parallel to the barrel.

Step 12 – Final Tightening

After confirming the handguard is centered:

• Factory Tenon Screws: 8 in-lbs
• Handguard Alignment / Set Screws: Hand Tight Only

IMPORTANT

• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Do not apply additional torque after barrel contact is achieved.
• Allow thread locker to cure before firing.

PewView Heat Shield & Rail Installation

The PewView system consists of three primary components:

• Handguard
• Heat Shield
• Receiver Mounted Picatinny Rail

Step 1 – Install Heat Shield

Orient the heat shield correctly:

• Slotted end faces the muzzle.
• Two threaded holes face the receiver.

1. Slide the heat shield onto the top of the handguard.
2. Ensure the heat shield is fully seated.
3. Install the four supplied heat shield screws.
4. Start all screws by hand.

IMPORTANT

• Do not cross-thread the screws.
• Tighten evenly.
• Heat shield screws should be hand tight only.

Step 2 – Center Heat Shield

Inspect the muzzle end of the handguard.

Adjust the heat shield until:

• Equal spacing exists on both sides.
• The heat shield is centered over the barrel.

IMPORTANT

Verify the heat shield is centered before proceeding.

Step 3 – Prepare Receiver

1. Remove the three factory receiver plug screws from the top of the receiver.
2. Set the screws aside.

NOTE

Henry pistol caliber models utilize three receiver mounting holes.

Step 4 – Install Receiver Rail

1. Position the receiver rail on top of the receiver.
2. Align the rear rail holes with the threaded holes in the heat shield.
3. Install the three receiver rail screws loosely.
4. Install the two rail-to-heat shield screws loosely.

IMPORTANT

Do not apply final torque at this stage.

All five screws should remain loose to allow final alignment.

Step 5 – Final Rail Alignment

1. Verify the rail sits flat against the receiver.
2. Verify the heat shield remains centered.
3. Verify the handguard remains centered around the barrel.
4. Verify the rear set screws lightly contact the barrel.

Step 6 – Final PewView Tightening

Tighten hardware in the following order:

1. Heat Shield Screws (4) — Hand Tight
2. Rail-to-Heat Shield Screws (2) — Hand Tight
3. Receiver Rail Screws (3) — 10 in-lbs

IMPORTANT

• Apply Blue or Purple Loctite to the receiver rail screws.
• Verify alignment before applying final torque.
• Verify the rail sits flat against the receiver.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.

Final Inspection

Before use:

• Verify all screws are secure.
• Ensure the handguard is centered.
• Cycle the action to confirm proper function.
• Confirm no interference with the magazine tube or barrel.

Installation is now complete.

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Before You Start

• Ensure your firearm is unloaded and safe to work on
• Use proper tools to avoid damaging components
• Review compatibility for your specific firearm model/variant before installation

Henry Rifle Caliber PewView Handguard Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Henry rifle caliber models

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber and magazine tube
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection during installation

These instructions are for Henry rifle caliber models only.
If you have a pistol caliber model (.357, .44 Mag, .45 Colt, etc.), refer to the correct pistol caliber installation instructions, as additional disassembly steps are required.

Tools Required

• Bench block
• Non-marring hammer
• Flathead screwdriver
• 5/64″ Allen key
• Allen wrench set (recommended)
• Blue or Purple Loctite
• Torque Wrench

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Hardware

Your handguard package includes:

• M-LOK Handguard
• (2) Pan head screws
• (4) Set screws
• Allen key

Features include:

• M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
• QD sling sockets
• Threaded 10-32 sling stud mounting point
• Loading port cutout

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Remove Magazine Tube Retaining Screw

Locate the small set screw underneath the forearm.

Using a flathead screwdriver:

1. Remove the small plug screw carefully
2. Set it aside in a safe location

Step 2 – Loosen Magazine Tube Screw

Using a 5/64″ Allen key:

1. Loosen the magazine tube retaining screw slightly
2. Do not fully remove it

This allows the outer magazine tube to move freely.

Step 3 – Remove Inner Magazine Tube

1. Pull the inner magazine tube out of the rifle
2. Set it aside

Step 4 – Remove Factory Handguard and Tenon

Using the bench block and non-marring hammer:

1. Support the rifle properly
2. Carefully drive the magazine tube tenon/dovetail out
3. Remove the tenon
4. Slide the outer magazine tube forward and remove it
5. Slide the factory handguard off the rifle

NOTE:
On X Models, the factory polymer forearm may fit tightly and may require gentle tapping to loosen.

Step 5 – Reinstall Factory Tenon and Magazine Tube

1. Reinsert the outer magazine tube
2. Position the factory tenon correctly:
   • Small hole faces the receiver
   • Larger hole faces the muzzle/loading gate
3. Align the tenon with the barrel dovetail
4. Carefully tap the tenon back into place using the non-marring hammer

IMPORTANT:

• Ensure everything stays level during installation
• Do not force the tenon

Step 6 – Install the Handguard

IMPORTANT:

The handguard only installs in one direction.

• QD sockets and loading port cutout should face correctly
• Rear flange slides into the receiver

To install:

1. Slide the handguard into the receiver
2. Pull it over the factory tenon
3. Seat the handguard fully into place

Step 7 – Install Pan Head Screws

Using the supplied pan head screws:

1. Insert screws into the larger lower holes
2. Thread them into the factory tenon
3. Tighten lightly only at this stage

IMPORTANT:

• Do not cross-thread
• If resistance is felt, stop and realign

Step 8 – Install Set Screws

Install the four set screws into the sides of the handguard.

Recommended:

• Apply Blue or Purple Loctite before installation

IMPORTANT:

• Set screws only need to contact the barrel lightly
• Do NOT over torque

Purpose of set screws:

• Prevent movement
• Keep the handguard centered and aligned

Step 9 – Center the Handguard

Visually inspect the gap between the barrel and handguard.

Adjust until:

• Both sides appear even
• Handguard sits parallel to the barrel

Once aligned:

• Snug the set screws evenly

Step 10 – Tighten Hardware

Final tighten:

• Magazine tube screw
• Pan head screws
• Rear tensioning screws
• Side set screws

IMPORTANT:

• Hand tight only
• No heavy torque required
• Loctite will secure the hardware

Henry Pistol Caliber PewView Handguard Installation Instructions

For Ranger Point Precision Henry pistol caliber models

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

Before beginning installation:

• Ensure the firearm is completely unloaded
• Open the action and visually inspect the chamber and magazine tube
• Remove all live ammunition from the workspace
• Wear eye protection during installation

These instructions are for Henry pistol caliber models only.
If you have a rifle caliber model, refer to the rifle caliber installation instructions, as disassembly is less involved.

Tools Required

• Bench block
• Non-marring hammer
• Flathead screwdrivers
• 5/64″ Allen key
• Allen wrench set (recommended)
• Blue or Purple Loctite
• Torque Wrench

Torque Specifications

Use a calibrated inch-pound torque wrench whenever possible.

Fastener Type	Torque Spec
RPP Receiver Screws	10 in-lbs
RPP Barrel Band All Screws	6 in-lbs
Factory Tenon Screws	8 in-lbs
Handguard Alignment / Set Screws	Hand Tight Only
Barrel Contact Set Screws	Hand Tight Only

Thread Locker

Apply Blue (242) or Purple (222) Loctite to all mounting screws unless otherwise specified.

Important

• Handguard set screws for alignment.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.
• Overtightening set screws can affect handguard alignment and damage threads.
• Verify handguard alignment before applying final torque.
• Allow the thread locker to cure before firing.

Included Hardware

Your handguard package includes:

• M-LOK Handguard
• (2) Pan head screws
• (4) Set screws
• Allen key

Features include:

• M-LOK slots at 3, 6, and 9 o’clock
• QD sling sockets
• Threaded 10-32 sling stud mounting point
• Loading port cutout

Installation Instructions

Step 1 – Verify Firearm is Unloaded

Before starting:

1. Open the action.
2. Verify the chamber is empty.
3. Verify the magazine tube is empty.
4. Remove all ammunition from the work area.

DISASSEMBLY

Step 2 – Remove Buttstock

Using the appropriate flathead screwdriver:

1. Remove the buttstock screw from the rear of the stock.
2. Pull the buttstock rearward and remove it.
3. Set it aside.

NOTE

If equipped with a Ranger Point Precision takedown screw, a flathead screwdriver may not be required.

Step 3 – Loosen Magazine Tube Retention Screw

Inside the receiver area:

1. Locate the hidden 5/64″ magazine tube retention screw underneath the trigger guard area.
2. Loosen the screw enough to release the outer magazine tube.
3. Do not fully remove the screw.

Step 4 – Remove Inner Magazine Tube

1. Pull the inner magazine tube from the rifle.
2. Set it aside.

Step 5 – Remove Factory Handguard

1. Slide the outer magazine tube forward and remove it.
2. Slide the factory handguard off the rifle.

NOTE

On Henry X models, the factory forearm may fit tightly and require gentle tapping for removal.

HANDGUARD INSTALLATION

Step 6 – Reinstall Magazine Tube

1. Reinsert the outer magazine tube.
2. Align the magazine tube and tenon with the barrel.

Step 7 – Install Handguard

IMPORTANT

The handguard only installs in one direction.

• QD sockets and loading port cutout must face correctly.
• Rear flange slides into the receiver.

To install:

1. Slide the handguard into the receiver.
2. Pull it over the factory tenon.
3. Seat the handguard fully into place.

Step 8 – Install Pan Head Screws

1. Insert the supplied pan head screws into the larger lower holes.
2. Thread them into the factory tenon.
3. Tighten lightly only at this stage.

IMPORTANT

• Do not cross-thread.
• If resistance is felt, stop and realign.

Step 9 – Install Set Screws

Install the four set screws into the sides of the handguard.

Recommended

Apply Blue or Purple Loctite before installation.

IMPORTANT

• Set screws only need to contact the barrel lightly.
• Do not overtighten.

Purpose of Set Screws

• Prevent movement.
• Keep the handguard centered and aligned.

Step 10 – Tighten Magazine Tube Retention Screw

Using a 5/64″ Allen key:

1. Tighten the magazine tube retention screw handtight.

WARNING

Do not overtighten. Excessive torque can deform the magazine tube.

FINAL ALIGNMENT

Step 11 – Center Handguard

Visually inspect the gap between the barrel and handguard.

Adjust until:

• Both sides appear even.
• The handguard sits parallel to the barrel.

Step 12 – Final Tightening

After confirming the handguard is centered:

• Factory Tenon Screws: 8 in-lbs
• Handguard Alignment / Set Screws: Hand Tight Only

IMPORTANT

Allow thread locker to cure before firing.

Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.

Do not apply additional torque after barrel contact is achieved.

PewView Heat Shield and Picatinny Rail

The PewView system consists of three primary components:

• Handguard
• Heat Shield
• Receiver Mounted Picatinny Rail

Step 1 – Install Heat Shield

Orient the heat shield correctly:

• Slotted end faces the muzzle.
• Two threaded holes face the receiver.

1. Slide the heat shield onto the top of the handguard.
2. Ensure the heat shield is fully seated.
3. Install the four supplied heat shield screws.
4. Start all screws by hand.

IMPORTANT

• Do not cross-thread the screws.
• Tighten evenly.
• Heat shield screws should be hand tight only.

Step 2 – Center Heat Shield

Inspect the muzzle end of the handguard.

Adjust the heat shield until:

• Equal spacing exists on both sides.
• The heat shield is centered over the barrel.

If necessary:

1. Adjust the front alignment set screws.
2. Allow the set screws to lightly contact the barrel.
3. Verify the heat shield remains centered.

IMPORTANT

Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.

Step 3 – Prepare Receiver

1. Remove the four factory receiver plug screws from the top of the receiver.
2. Set the screws aside.

NOTE

Henry rifle caliber models utilize four receiver mounting holes.

Step 4 – Install Receiver Rail

1. Position the receiver rail on top of the receiver.
2. Align the rear rail holes with the threaded holes in the heat shield.
3. Install the four receiver rail screws loosely.
4. Install the two rail-to-heat shield screws loosely.

IMPORTANT

Do not apply final torque at this stage.

All six screws should remain loose to allow final alignment.

Step 5 – Final Rail Alignment

1. Verify the rail sits flat against the receiver.
2. Verify the heat shield remains centered.
3. Verify the handguard remains centered around the barrel.
4. Allow the rear set screws to lightly contact the barrel.

Step 6 – Final PewView Tightening

Tighten hardware in the following order:

1. Heat Shield Screws (4) — Hand Tight
2. Rail-to-Heat Shield Screws (2) — Hand Tight
3. Receiver Rail Screws (4) — 10 in-lbs

IMPORTANT

• Apply Blue or Purple Loctite to the receiver rail screws.
• Verify alignment before applying final torque.
• Verify the rail sits flat against the receiver.
• Set screws should only lightly contact the barrel.

Final Inspection

Before use:

• Verify all screws are secure
• Ensure the handguard is centered
• Cycle the action to confirm proper function
• Confirm no interference with magazine tube or barrel

Installation is now complete.