Henry Classic Lever Action .22 H001, .22 LR, 18.5 in Blued Steel Barrel, Walnut Stock, Adjustable Semi-Buckhorn Sights, Made in USA
The Henry Classic Lever Action .22 is the long-running flagship rimfire from Henry Repeating Arms, with production exceeding one million units. This H001 example is American-made and features an 18.5-inch blued steel barrel, straight-grip walnut stock and forearm, and iron sights. It feeds .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 LR from a tubular magazine, offering flexible capacity and classic lever-action handling in a light, well-balanced package.
Condition
Overall Condition: Very good condition, showing only light, superficial signs of prior handling or use.
Bore Condition: Excellent - Clean, mirror finish, no signs of wear.
Bore Rifling: Excellent Rifling - Sharp lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: There are some small handling marks from prior use. Please refer to the photos for a closer look.
What’s Included
- Henry Classic Lever Action .22 rifle (Model H001)
The H001 pairs a round, blued 18.5-inch steel barrel with a black-finished alloy receiver for a durable, easy-carry rimfire. Overall length is approximately 36.5 inches and weight is about 5.25 pounds, giving it a handy feel. The barrel is crowned and unthreaded, and uses a 1:16 twist suited to common .22 LR loads.
Classic walnut furniture defines the look and feel. This rifle has a straight-grip, non-checkered walnut stock and a matching walnut forearm, plus a 14-inch length of pull. A textured polymer buttplate molded with HENRY provides a secure shoulder mount.
Feeding is through a front-loading tubular magazine with an inner magazine tube and brass witness/loading port. Capacities are 15 rounds of .22 LR, 17 rounds of .22 Long, or 21 rounds of .22 Short. The listed capacity is 15+1 with .22 LR.
Sighting is straightforward and effective with iron sights: a hooded front blade and an adjustable semi-buckhorn rear with elevator. The receiver includes 3/8-inch grooves for tip-off rimfire rings. Safety is the traditional lever-gun approach using a hammer quarter-cock notch.