Henry H1 Bandit 22 WMR 18.5" 12rd Walnut Rifle

Henry took the lever gun that made the company and cut it down. The H1 Bandit runs an 18.5" barrel and a 13 inch length of pull, short enough for a growing kid, a smaller framed adult, or anyone who wants a rimfire that comes up fast and points where they are looking. The checkered American walnut buttstock has a pistol grip and a Monte Carlo comb rather than the straight grip found on the traditional guns, so it sits under a scope properly instead of forcing a chin down onto the wood.

Chambered in 22 WMR, it carries 12rd in the tube and hits considerably harder than a 22 LR at 75 or 100 yards, which makes it a real small game and predator rifle rather than a tin can gun. The muzzle is threaded 1/2-28, so a suppressor or a brake mounts directly, and 22 Magnum through a can is one of the more enjoyable things you can do with a rimfire. The receiver is black aluminum with a Picatinny rail already on top for a scope or a red dot, and the barrel is round blued steel. Walnut, blued steel, and a lever. Not complicated, and about five and a quarter pounds in hand.