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There's a reason the Henry H1 has become the default answer when someone asks which lever gun to buy first. This version takes that proven platform, chambers it in .22 WMR for a real step up in punch over a standard .22 LR, and adds the oversized large loop lever that makes cycling the action easy whether you're wearing winter gloves or just have hands that swallow a standard loop. The action itself is what wins people over. It's slick enough right out of the box that plenty of first-timers do a double take the first time they run it.
The .22 WMR chambering is the practical heart of this rifle. It carries noticeably more energy downrange than .22 LR, which matters when you're dealing with coyotes at the edge of the pasture, raccoons in the feed shed, or rabbits and squirrels at longer distances. The 18.5 inch round blued steel barrel runs a 1:16 twist that stabilizes magnum rimfire loads well, and the tubular magazine under the barrel holds 12 rounds so you're not constantly topping off.
Henry didn't cut corners on looks. The straight-grip American walnut stock has the kind of figure and finish you'd expect on a rifle costing quite a bit more, and it balances naturally between the hands. Sights are a fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear paired with a hooded blade front, a classic setup that's quick to pick up in the field. If you'd rather run glass, the receiver is grooved for 3/8 inch rimfire ringmounts, so adding a scope is a simple job.
At 36.5 inches overall and 5.25 pounds, this rifle carries all day without complaint and comes up to the shoulder fast. The traditional quarter-cock hammer safety keeps the manual of arms simple and familiar. Whether it's riding in the truck, walking a fence line, or ringing steel on a lazy Saturday, this is one of those rifles that ends up getting shot far more than anything else in the safe.
Yes. The receiver comes grooved for standard 3/8 inch rimfire rings, so you can add a scope without any drilling or tapping. A lot of owners keep the iron sights for close work and add a low-power scope for longer shots on varmints. Just grab a set of 3/8 inch dovetail ringmounts and you're set.
No, this model is chambered strictly for .22 WMR, also known as .22 Magnum. The WMR case is longer and wider than .22 LR, so the two are not interchangeable. If you want a Henry that runs .22 LR, Henry makes the same large loop rifle in that chambering as a separate model.
The oversized loop gives you extra room to cycle the action with gloved hands, which is a real plus for cold weather hunting and pest control. It's also more comfortable if you have larger hands, and plenty of folks just prefer the classic Western look. Function-wise it runs the same buttery smooth action Henry is known for.
The .22 WMR chambering makes it a genuinely capable small game and varmint rifle, with enough energy for rabbits, squirrels, raccoons, and coyote-sized pests at reasonable distances. It's also a blast for plinking and target work if you don't mind the ammo costing more than .22 LR. At 5.25 pounds it makes a great truck gun or walk-around farm rifle too.
| UPC | 619835011466 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | H001L-22M |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 18.5'' |
| Caliber/Gauge | .22 WMR |
| Capacity | 12-Round |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 36.5'' |
| Magazine Included | 1 x 12-Round |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Lever Action |
| Safety | 1/4 Cock |
| Shipping Weight | 6.4 |
| Sights | Adjustable Rear Sight & Blade Front |
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