Japanese Precision & German Engineering – New HOWA HERA H7 Series Rifles
Japanese Precision and German Engineering – the HOWA HERA H7 rifle is a combination of hunting and precision rifle. It is available in 6.5 Creedmoor and .308 Winchester with three barrel lengths, 22″ Standard, 24″ Heavy, and 24″ Carbon Fiber, all of which are threaded. The stock system is constructed of fiberglass-reinforced polymer, an aluminum V-block, and an aluminum forestock. The stock features spacer-adjustable LOP, polymer cheekpiece and M-LOK attachment points. The rifle comes with 2-5 round detachable AICS-compatible magazines and is available in Tan, OD Green, or Black color options. The price starts from $839, and they’re available from Legacy Sports International in the USA.
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New HOWA HERA H7 Rifles
Legacy Sports International introduces the New HOWA HERA H7 series – Now Shipping!
Reno, NV – You do not want to miss Legacy Sports International’s newest addition to the 2023 HOWA offerings , the HOWA HERA H7 Series!
The HERA H7 series is a Hybrid mix between a Hunting and Precision rifle, available in 6.5 Creedmoor and .308 with three different color offerings – Tan, OD Green & Black. The chassis is a modern and easy-to-use system for the Howa (short action) system. Made of fiberglass-reinforced polymer, aluminum V-block and aluminum forestock, this stock system comes with three LOP spacers, a polymer cheek piece support and is AICS-compatible, 2-5 round detachable magazines. The H7 stock system has M-Lok mount points for various accessories. In addition to the excellent color options and features, the HOWA HERA H7 comes in THREE barrel options: 22” Std, 24” Hvy , 24” Carbon Fiber – all with threaded barrels and Suppressor ready. What’s not to love? Japanese Precision and German Engineering come together to provide an excellent shooting platform!
Features:
- Caliber: 6.5 Creedmoor and .308
- Barrel: 22″ STD, 24″ HVY Steel, 24″ Carbon Fiber
- Threaded Barrels – Suppressor Ready
- Colors Available: Black, Tan, OD Green
- H7 Chassis – M-Lok Mount Points
- 3 LOP Adjustment Inserts
- 2 Stage Match Trigger
- 3 Position Safety
- Removable Butt Panel
- Fiberglass-Reinforced Polymer
- Aluminum V-Lock Bedding
- Aluminum Forestock
- Polymer Cheek Piece Support
- AICS- Compatible/ 2- 5 Round Mags
- Sub MOA
- Lifetime Warranty
- Std Barrel MSRP $839
- Heavy Barrel MSRP $899
- Carbon Fiber Barrel MSRP $1299
Another HERA rifle that recently attracted a lot of interest was the new HERA Arms H6. To our knowledge, the H6 is not yet available in the US, but it’s worth a look as well.
How do you like the HOWA HERA H7 Series Rifles?
Ex-Arctic Ranger. Competitive practical shooter and hunter with a European focus. Always ready to increase my collection of modern semi-automatics, optics, thermals and suppressors. TCCC Certified. Occasionaly seen in a 6x6 Bug Out Vehicle, always with a big smile.
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I'm probably gonna catch some flak for this, but is it asking too much for them to make a scout version of this? Just to be clear, it's not really about the scout rifle concept to me as it is about the aesthetics of a light, compact bolt action rifle.
These look great, but I think they would look better in a scout rifle configuration. Just my two cents.
I have a Tikka T3X UPR .308 which I am in love with - absolutely in love with ... (Just to explain my thought-process ... When I was younger and had more money and certainly no restraint in 'wasting it', I had a rig I spent 3-4x the cost of the rifle painstakingly upgrading it piece by piece, upgrading it , customizing it etc. - the UPR was designed by Tikka to give a person interested in either PRS, Hunting, or [in my case] 'Tactical applications' [my words, I'm trying not to say building a half-aced 'Sniper Rifle' because I know when you say 'Sniper Rifle' you immediately sound like a feminine hygienic product...] ... so the Tikka T3X UPR allows you to buy a rifle and out of the box, it's just about perfect, nothing you really need to do. HAVING SAID ALL THAT, I would have seriously considered this rifle ... it's about 50% cheaper than the Tikka, and while I love that Finnish silky smooth sexiness, I have to admit I have a lot of respect for "German Engineering & Japanese Precision" [I have a Japanese scope on my rifle...] and this rifle seems to check all the boxes right out of the box as well... [other than a rail... I think mine came with a [high-quality] 20MOA rail, this one doesn't, but if you have to nitpick, you're probably doing alright here .... Anyway long post just to say, I myself think this is pretty sweet, *ESPECIALLY* with both the barrel choices and stock colors. I'd go Heavy Barrel Green.