HENRY GOLDEN BOY for Sale

Quick Look

The Henry Golden Boy is a classic lever-action rifle introduced in 2002, inspired by 19th-century designs. Its polished brass receiver and walnut stock embody a timeless aesthetic and reliable functionality. Today, it remains popular among collectors and hunters who value tradition and craftsmanship.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Elegant brass receiver with durable finish
• Smooth lever-action for quick follow-up shots
• Accurate at moderate hunting ranges
• Versatile in .22 LR, .22 WMR, and .17 HMR calibers
• Strong collector appeal with classic styling

Key Variants

Henry Golden Boy 22 LR

Most popular model ideal for plinking, small game, and target shooting.

Henry Golden Boy 17 HMR

Enhanced velocity and accuracy for varmint hunting and precision shooting.

Henry Golden Boy 22 WMR

More powerful rimfire option for medium small game hunters.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Henry Golden Boy	Marlborough Lever 18	Marlin Model 55
MSRP	$700–$900	$650–$850	$500–$750
Capacity/Size	15–20 rounds tube magazine	12–15 rounds tube magazine	14 rounds tube magazine
Weight	6.5–7.0 lbs	6.0–6.8 lbs	5.8–6.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	No (iron sights only)	No	Sometimes with scope mount
Trigger Type	Single-stage lever	Single-stage lever	Single-stage lever
Notable Pro	Classic engraved brass receiver	Lightweight design	Affordable rimfire lever option
Notable Con	No optics mounting option	Less durable finish	Less ornate finish

Best Use Cases

• Traditional lever-action rifle collection
• Small-game and varmint hunting
• Plinking and target shooting
• Rimfire training and youth shooters
• Heritage-style cowboy action shooting

FAQs

Can I mount a scope on the Henry Golden Boy?

The Golden Boy lacks factory scope mounts but can accept aftermarket bases with proper gunsmithing.

What calibers are available for the Henry Golden Boy?

Available in .22 LR, .22 WMR, and .17 HMR for versatile rimfire performance.

How does the Golden Boy’s lever action compare to others?

It offers smooth, reliable cycling typical of Henry rifles, favored in classic lever-action rifles.