Henry U.S. Survival AR-7 .22lr Semi-Auto Rifle True Timber-Viper Western Camo

Henry U.S. Survival AR-7 .22LR Semi-Auto Rifle - True Timber Viper Western Camo

Henry Repeating Arms
SKU:
120922253
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UPC:
619835002013
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MPN:
H002VWP
$358.88
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Product Specifications
Capacity-Rounds:
8
Caliber-Gauge:
22 Long Rifle
Hand:
Right Hand
Finish-Color:
Camo
Barrel Length:
16.13"
Barrel Length Range:
16" to 16.99"
OAL:
35"
Trigger:
Standard
Weight:
3.50 lbs
Metal Finish Group:
Digital Camouflage
Action:
Semi-Auto
Receiver Material:
Steel
Safety:
Manual Thumb
Stock Finish Group:
Digital Camouflage
Twist:
1:16"
Stock Description:
Synthetic TrueTimber Viper Western Camo
Metal Finish:
TrueTimber Viper Western Camo
Sights:
Blade Front/Adj Peep Rear
Weight Range:
3 lbs to 3.99 lbs
Barrel Description:
Plastic Covered Steel
Product Overview

The Henry U.S. Survival AR-7 is a lightweight, compact .22 LR semi-auto rifle engineered for survival, target shooting, and small-game hunting. Built on the foundation of a firearm used by military and civilian survival kits for decades, this rifle combines portability with practical accuracy. At just 3.5 pounds and 35 inches overall, the AR-7 breaks down for storage or transport without tools, making it an ideal backup rifle for backcountry trips, camping, or emergency preparedness. The True Timber Viper Western Camo finish blends into high-desert and arid terrain while the durable ABS plastic stock and steel barrel handle the rigors of field use.

Chambered in .22 LR—one of the most economical and versatile rimfire cartridges—the AR-7 delivers reliable semi-automatic fire with two supplied 8-round magazines. The 1:16 twist barrel stabilizes standard and high-velocity .22 ammunition, giving you flexibility depending on your needs. Simple peep and blade sights are built in, and the 3/8 grooved receiver accepts standard scope rings if you want to upgrade to optics for longer-range precision. The switch safety keeps the rifle secure and ready, while the rubber buttpad tames what little recoil exists in this caliber.

This rifle isn't built for speed or tacticality—it's built for reliability, lightness, and self-sufficiency. Whether you're sighting in at the range, dispatching varmints, or keeping a survival kit complete, the Henry AR-7 delivers American-made durability in a package that doesn't demand much from you or your pack.

Key Features

  • Semi-automatic .22 LR action with two 8-round magazines included
  • Lightweight at 3.5 lbs with 35-inch overall length for portability and storage
  • True Timber Viper Western Camo finish for blending in arid and high-desert environments
  • Field-proven survival rifle design with no-tools breakdown for transport
  • Peep and blade open sights plus 3/8 grooved receiver for optics mounting
  • Durable steel barrel with ABS plastic stock and rubber buttpad
  • 1:16 twist barrel compatible with standard and high-velocity .22 ammunition

Specifications

ActionSemi-Auto
Caliber.22 LR
Magazine Capacity8 Rounds (two magazines included)
Barrel Length16.125 inches
Barrel TypeSteel, coated ABS plastic covering
Overall Length35 inches
Weight3.5 lbs
Twist Rate1:16
Receiver FinishTrue Timber Viper Western Camo
Stock MaterialABS Plastic
Front SightBlade
Rear SightPeep
Receiver Rails3/8 Grooved for scope mounting
Length of Pull14 inches
SafetySwitch
ButtpadRubber

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I mount a scope on the Henry AR-7 Survival rifle?

Yes. The receiver features 3/8 inch grooved rails that accept standard scope rings and mounts, allowing you to upgrade from the peep and blade sights to an optic for improved accuracy and range.

What ammunition does the AR-7 use, and what's the difference between standard and high-velocity .22 LR?

The rifle is chambered in .22 LR and will fire both standard and high-velocity .22 ammunition thanks to its 1:16 twist barrel. Standard .22 LR is typically quieter and has less recoil, while high-velocity rounds deliver greater velocity and energy for hunting or longer-range work. Both function reliably in this rifle.

Is the AR-7 really a survival rifle, and why is it so light?

The AR-7 has been used in military and civilian survival kits for decades because it's compact, lightweight (3.5 lbs), breaks down without tools for storage or transport, and fires an economical, widely available cartridge. The lightweight design and portability make it ideal for backcountry camping, emergency preparedness, or as a compact backup rifle—not as a primary hunting or tactical platform.

What's included in the box?

The Henry U.S. Survival AR-7 comes with two 8-round magazines, giving you a total capacity of 16 rounds without reloading.

Additional Information

Firearm Shipments:

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