Description
There is something about an octagon barrel on a lever gun that just feels right, and the Henry H1 Frontier Carbine leans into that heritage without turning into a wall hanger. The 16.5 inch octagon blued steel barrel gives this carbine a little extra weight up front, which settles your sights nicely on target, while the 34.5 inch overall length keeps it fast in hand and easy to stash behind the truck seat or carry through thick brush. At right around 6 pounds, it is the kind of rifle you grab on the way out the door without a second thought.
Feeding the Frontier Carbine
This one is chambered for .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle, and the tubular magazine swallows 13 rounds of LR, 14 Longs, or 18 Shorts. Loading is the classic Henry way, through the brass tube under the barrel, and the action cycles all three cartridge lengths without complaint. That flexibility makes it a great pick for quiet backyard plinking with Shorts one day and squirrel hunting with LR the next. The oversized loop lever is a nice touch too, easy to run with gloves on and quick to cycle when a second shot matters.
Sights, Wood, and the Details That Count
Henry set this carbine up with a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with a diamond insert and a brass bead up front, both sitting in standard 3/8 inch dovetails. If you would rather run glass, the receiver is grooved for 3/8 inch ringmounts, so a compact rimfire scope goes on without drilling anything. The straight grip American walnut stock and forend carry real grain and a hand-finished look, and a steel barrel band ties the octagon barrel and magazine tube together for that period-correct profile.
Why the H1 Frontier Carbine Earns Its Keep
Between the smooth action Henry built its reputation on, the quarter cock safety position, and a 14 inch length of pull that fits most adults comfortably, this is a rimfire that works as hard as it looks good. Whether you are teaching a new shooter the fundamentals or just want a lever gun that makes an afternoon of plinking feel like something special, this one delivers.
Key Specifications
- Model: H1 Frontier Carbine
- Manufacturer Part Number: H001TR-22
- UPC: 619835011565
- Action: Lever Action
- Caliber: .22 Short/Long/Long Rifle
- Capacity: 13 LR / 14 Long / 18 Short
- Barrel Length: 16.5 in
- Barrel Type: Octagon, Blued Steel
- Twist Rate: 1:16
- Overall Length: 34.5 in
- Weight: 6 lbs
- Stock: American Walnut, Straight Grip
- Length of Pull: 14 in
- Sights: Adjustable Semi-Buckhorn Rear w/ Diamond Insert, Brass Bead Front
- Scope Mounting: 3/8 in Grooved Receiver
- Safety: 1/4 Cock
What’s Included
- Henry H1 Frontier Carbine lever action rifle with integral tubular magazine
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you load the Henry H1 Frontier Carbine?
It loads through the tubular magazine under the barrel, the traditional Henry rimfire way. Twist and pull the inner brass tube, drop your rounds into the loading port, then slide the tube back in and lock it. It holds 13 rounds of .22 LR, 14 Longs, or 18 Shorts.
Can I mount a scope on the H1 Frontier Carbine?
Yes. The receiver has a 3/8 inch groove machined right in, so standard 3/8 inch rimfire ringmounts clamp on without any drilling or tapping. A compact rimfire scope pairs nicely with this carbine, though the adjustable semi-buckhorn rear and brass bead front sights are plenty capable on their own.
What makes the Frontier Carbine different from the standard Frontier rifle?
The Carbine trims the octagon barrel down from 20 inches to 16.5 inches, bringing overall length to a handy 34.5 inches. You give up a few rounds of tube capacity, but you gain a faster, lighter package that is easier to maneuver in the woods or a blind. It also wears a large loop lever, which is easier to run with gloves.
Is the Henry H1 Frontier Carbine a good rifle for new or younger users?
It is a great trainer. The lever action requires deliberate cycling between shots, which encourages good habits, and .22 rimfire ammo keeps recoil and noise mild. The 14 inch length of pull fits most teens and adults, and the ability to run quiet .22 Shorts makes those first range sessions even more comfortable.





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