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There's a reason the Henry H1 Classic has become the standard answer when someone asks for a lever gun that just works. This version steps up from .22 LR to .22 WMR, and that change matters more than the model number suggests. The .22 Magnum runs at nearly twice the velocity of a standard long rifle round and delivers more than three times the muzzle energy, which turns a fun plinker into a legitimate tool for rabbits, squirrels, and pests out past the distances where .22 LR starts to fade.
The action is the star here. Henry's lever throw is famously slick right out of the box, and it only gets smoother with use. The 18.5 inch round blued steel barrel carries a 1:16 twist that stabilizes .22 WMR loads nicely, and the tubular magazine holds 12 rounds. Sights are a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear paired with a hooded blade front, a setup that's quick to pick up in the field and easy to dial in. If you'd rather run glass, the 3/8 inch grooved receiver accepts standard rimfire ring mounts without any gunsmithing.
At 5.25 pounds and 36.5 inches overall, this rifle is light enough to carry all day and short enough to swing fast in brush. The straight-grip American walnut stock has that traditional profile people expect from a lever gun, and the 14 inch length of pull fits a wide range of builds comfortably. The quarter cock safety keeps the manual of arms simple and true to the classic design, with no crossbolt or tang switch cluttering things up.
This is the rifle for the small game hunter who wants more authority than .22 LR offers, the property owner dealing with varmints, or anyone who appreciates walnut and blued steel more than polymer and rails. Recoil is mild, ammo is available from every major maker, and the build quality is what has earned Henry its reputation. It's the kind of rifle that gets handed down rather than traded in.
The difference is significant. A .22 Magnum round leaves the muzzle at close to twice the velocity of standard .22 LR and carries more than three times the muzzle energy. That translates to flatter trajectory and cleaner takes on small game and varmints out to distances where .22 LR runs out of steam.
Yes. The receiver has a 3/8 inch groove machined into the top, which is the standard rimfire dovetail. Any scope rings or mounts made for a 3/8 inch groove will clamp right on, no drilling or tapping needed. Plenty of owners run a compact rimfire scope on these for squirrel and rabbit work.
This rifle uses a tubular magazine under the barrel rather than a detachable box mag. You twist and pull the inner brass tube, drop rounds into the loading port, then slide the tube back in. It holds 12 rounds of .22 WMR, and while it takes a moment longer than swapping a box magazine, it keeps the rifle's lines clean and traditional.
It's one of the better picks in this category. At 5.25 pounds and 36.5 inches overall it carries easily all day, and the .22 Magnum chambering gives you the extra reach and authority for rabbits, squirrels, and pest control. The smooth lever action also makes quick follow-up shots simple when you need them.
| UPC | 619835011428 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | H001-22M |
| Action | |
| Barrel Finish | Blued |
| Barrel Length | 18.5" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 WMR |
| Capacity | 12 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 36.5'' |
| Magazine Included | 1 x 12-Round |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lever Action |
| Safety | 1/4 Cock |
| Shipping Weight | 6.45 |
| Sights | Adjustable Rear Sight & Blade Front |
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