Henry H1 X Model 22 WMR 16.5" 10rd Rifle

The Henry X Model treatment started on centerfire lever guns and worked its way down to rimfire, and the H1 X Model in 22 WMR is the result. The receiver carries an integrated Picatinny rail instead of a dovetail groove, so a red dot or a rimfire scope mounts without adapters. Black synthetic furniture replaces walnut, the stock uses a pistol grip rather than a straight comb, and length of pull adjusts through spacers between 13.5" and 14" to suit smaller shooters or heavy winter layers. Fiber optic sights come standard front and rear, with the rear fully adjustable.

The 16.5" round blued barrel is threaded 1/2x28 at the muzzle, which on a 22 WMR opens the door to a rimfire can or a small brake. Ten rounds load through the tube. At five pounds this is the lightest rimfire lever action Henry builds, and the difference shows up on a long walk more than it does at the bench. The action is the same one that built the Henry rimfire reputation: slick, quiet, and forgiving of ammunition that would choke a magazine fed semi auto. For a walking varmint gun or a rifle to leave in a camp, the combination of a rail, threads and five pounds is hard to beat.