Quick Look

The Henry lever-action .22 rifle carries the legacy of classic American rifles into the modern era. Designed for simplicity and reliability, it delivers smooth operation with rimfire precision. As a favorite among plinkers, small-game hunters, and collectors, it remains a top choice in its class.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Legendary reliability with lever-action operation
• .22 LR chambering ideal for plinking and training
• No external safety for authentic cowboy feel
• Gorgeous American walnut stock and polished finish
• Lightweight, easy to handle for all skill levels

Key Variants

Henry Lever Carbine .22

Compact 16.125-inch barrel version ideal for young shooters and brush carry.

Henry Golden Boy .22

Enhanced brasslite receiver and octagon barrel for a collector-grade look.

Henry Frontier Model .22

Longer octagon barrel for superior accuracy and balance.

Henry Youth Model .22

Smaller stock and shorter length of pull for younger or smaller shooters.

Henry Varmint Express .17 HMR

A rimfire variant built for higher velocity and small-game performance.

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Best Use Cases

• Plinking and recreational shooting
• Youth training and first-time shooters
• Small-game hunting
• Backyard range practice (where legal)
• Lever-action collector builds

FAQs

Can I mount a scope on the Henry lever 22?

Yes, most Henry .22 lever-action models have grooved receivers compatible with rimfire scope rings.

What is the magazine capacity of the Henry lever 22?

Depending on barrel length, capacity ranges from 12 to 16 rounds in a tubular magazine.

How does the Henry lever 22 compare to a semi-auto .22?

It offers classic operation and simplicity, while semi-autos provide faster follow-up shots and faster reloads.