Henry H1 Classic Youth Model .22 LR 13rd Capacity 16.5" Barrel Walnut

SKU:
198468499
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UPC:
619835011473
$356.63
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The Henry H1 Classic Youth Model is a lever-action .22 rimfire rifle purpose-built for shooters still growing into full-size firearms. With its 16.5-inch barrel, compact 33.5-inch overall length, and lightweight 4.50-pound build, this gun fits younger hunters and sport shooters without compromising the dependability Henry is known for. The .22 LR chambering makes it ideal for learning marksmanship on small game, target practice, or informal shooting—low recoil, low noise, and genuinely enjoyable to shoot all day.

The walnut furniture and blued-steel barrel give this rifle a classic, purposeful look that transcends trends. The lever action is intuitive to operate and naturally points where you aim, making it forgiving for new shooters learning trigger control and fundamentals. The 13-round magazine capacity for .22 LR (14 for .22 Long, 18 for .22 Short) keeps you in the field longer between reloads, and the semi-buckhorn rear sight and hooded front blade are fully adjustable for zeroing in at practical distances.

For those who want to add optics, the 3/8-inch grooved receiver accepts standard rimfire scope rings, so you're not locked into iron sights if your needs change. The quarter-cock safety is a traditional touch that keeps the rifle secure without being fussy. Whether your shooter is developing skills, hunting rabbits and squirrels, or just enjoying the fundamentals of rifle shooting, the H1 Classic Youth delivers the reliability and handling you'd expect from a Henry at a size that actually fits.

Key Features

  • Lever-action operation—smooth, intuitive, and inherently safe
  • Compact 16.5-inch barrel and 13-inch length of pull sized for younger or smaller-framed shooters
  • Lightweight at 4.50 lbs. for comfortable all-day shooting
  • Walnut stock with straight grip for classic handling and looks
  • 13-round .22 LR magazine capacity (also feeds .22 Long and .22 Short)
  • Fully adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight and hooded front blade
  • 3/8-inch grooved receiver ready for scope rings if you choose to upgrade sights
  • Blued-steel barrel and black receiver for corrosion resistance

Specifications

Caliber.22 LR (also fires .22 Long and .22 Short)
Magazine Capacity13 rounds (.22 LR)
Action TypeLever Action
Barrel Length16.5 inches
Barrel FinishBlued Steel
Overall Length33.5 inches
Weight4.50 lbs.
Stock MaterialAmerican Walnut
Length of Pull13 inches
Receiver FinishBlack
Rear SightFully Adjustable Semi-Buckhorn
Front SightHooded Blade
SafetyQuarter-Cock
Scope Mount Compatibility3/8-inch Grooved Receiver (ringmounts)
Rifling Twist1:16

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Henry H1 Classic Youth suitable for young hunters?

Yes. The compact barrel, shorter length of pull (13 inches), and lightweight build make it proportional and comfortable for shooters who haven't yet grown into standard rifles. The .22 LR round is low-recoil and forgiving, so new hunters can focus on technique rather than managing heavy recoil. It's a proven platform for small-game hunting and developing marksmanship skills.

Can I mount a scope on this rifle?

Yes. The receiver is grooved for 3/8-inch scope rings, so you can easily add a rimfire-weight optic if you want to upgrade from the standard iron sights. The hooded front blade and fully adjustable rear sight work well as-is for typical shooting distances.

How many rounds does it hold?

The magazine holds 13 rounds of .22 LR. It will also safely feed and cycle .22 Long (14 rounds) and .22 Short (18 rounds) if you choose to use those rounds, though .22 LR is the standard and most common choice.

What's the barrel length and why does it matter?

The 16.5-inch barrel keeps the overall rifle compact at 33.5 inches—ideal for a youth model—while still delivering the velocity and accuracy typical of the .22 LR cartridge. The shorter profile makes it easier to handle in brush or around camp, and lighter overall weight reduces fatigue during long shooting sessions.