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Henry took their proven H1 rimfire lever gun and built it the way a lot of folks set up their rifles now: scope on top, can on the muzzle. The Sporter Carbine skips iron sights entirely and puts an integrated Picatinny rail right on the receiver cover, so you can bolt on a scope or red dot without hunting down a separate base or dovetail adapter. Down at the business end, the 16.5 inch round blued steel barrel wears 1/2×28 threads, and Henry shaped the magazine tube to clear suppressors up to an inch in outside diameter. That last detail matters on a tube-fed gun, and it tells you this rifle was designed around a suppressor from the start rather than threaded as an afterthought.
The .22 WMR chambering gives this little carbine real reach and punch for small game and varmint duty, shooting noticeably flatter and hitting harder than .22 LR at distance. The 1:16 twist barrel stabilizes the full range of 22 Mag loads, and the tube magazine holds 10 rounds. Feed it through Henry's smooth lever action and you've got quick follow-up shots without the fuss of detachable mags rattling around in your pocket. At 34.5 inches overall and just 5.35 pounds, it carries all day in the field or rides easy behind the truck seat.
The checkered American walnut buttstock wears a pistol grip Monte Carlo profile, which is a smart pairing with the optics-only receiver. That raised comb lifts your cheek into proper alignment behind a scope instead of leaving you craning your neck like you would on a traditional straight comb. The blacked-out receiver and blued barrel keep the look clean and businesslike, and the familiar quarter cock safety keeps operation simple and traditional.
Add a can and a compact scope and this thing becomes a quiet, accurate pest control rig that's genuinely fun to run. It's American made, backed by Henry's well-earned reputation for smooth actions and solid fit and finish, and it fills a niche very few lever guns even attempt.
No, this model ships without iron sights on purpose. The receiver cover has an integrated Picatinny rail, so it's set up for a scope or red dot right out of the box. Just grab a set of Picatinny ring mounts for your optic and you're ready to zero.
Yes, as long as your can is 1 inch or less in outside diameter. Henry designed the magazine tube specifically to clear suppressors in that size range, which covers most popular rimfire cans on the market. The muzzle is threaded 1/2×28, the standard rimfire suppressor thread pitch.
It loads through the tubular magazine under the barrel, the classic Henry way. Twist and pull the inner magazine tube, drop 10 rounds of .22 WMR into the loading port, and slide the tube back in. There's no detachable box magazine to keep track of.
For small game and varmints at extended range, .22 WMR is a solid step up. It shoots flatter and delivers quite a bit more energy downrange than .22 LR, making cleaner takes on rabbits, squirrels, and pest animals out past typical rimfire distances. Paired with the 1:16 twist barrel and a decent scope, this carbine makes the most of the cartridge.
| UPC | 619835011374 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | H001PGHR-22M |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 16.5'' |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 WMR |
| Capacity | 10-Round |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 34.5'' |
| Magazine Included | 1 x 10-Round |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lever Action |
| Safety | 1/4 Cock |
| Shipping Weight | 6.6 |
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