Henry Repeating Arms H001TLP Small Game .22 LR 17" 16-Round Carbine

The Henry Repeating Arms H001TLP Small Game .22 LR 17" 16-Round Carbine is a precision-engineered rimfire platform purpose-built for small game hunting, target practice, and training applications where accuracy and reliability are non-negotiable. This lever-action carbine delivers the classic ergonomics and inherent reliability of Henry's proven design philosophy, making it an ideal choice for hunters, sport shooters, and firearms instructors seeking a rugged, dependable .22 LR platform. The compact 17-inch barrel and lightweight 6.8-pound profile make it exceptionally maneuverable in brush and timber environments while maintaining the inherent accuracy advantage of a carbine-length sight radius.

The H001TLP features Henry's signature lever-action mechanism paired with a 16-round tubular magazine, delivering rapid follow-up shot capability essential for small game applications where multiple target engagement is common. The .22 Long Rifle cartridge provides minimal recoil and noise signature, critical advantages in training environments and populated hunting areas where hearing protection and shooter fatigue are considerations. Constructed with a hardened steel receiver and dependable mechanical design, this carbine requires no external safeties or complex mechanisms—the simplicity of lever-action operation has been proven across generations of field use and remains the gold standard for mechanical reliability in adverse conditions.

Law enforcement firearms instructors and military small arms trainers benefit from this carbine's intuitive manual of arms, which reinforces fundamental shooting mechanics without the distraction of safety lever manipulation or charging handle operation. The H001TLP excels in youth firearms education programs and hunter safety courses where reliability and ease of operation directly impact learning outcomes. Its .22 LR chambering makes it economical for high-round-count training, while the 16-round capacity reduces loading frequency and maximizes trigger time—a critical factor in precision marksmanship development for both civilian and professional applications.