Henry Repeating Arms H1 Western 22wmr 18.5" 12-Round Rifle

The Henry Repeating Arms H1 Western 22wmr 18.5" 12-round rifle is a modern take on the classic American lever-action platform, engineered for shooters who demand reliability in a lightweight, handheld package. Built for plinking, small-game hunting, and training scenarios where centerfire ballistics are unnecessary, this rifle delivers the iconic Henry quality that law enforcement and civilian marksmen have trusted for decades. The 22 WMR cartridge offers superior velocity and energy compared to 22 LR, making it ideal for extended-range accuracy and humane pest control without the recoil or cost associated with larger centerfire platforms.

This H1 model features Henry's proven side-gate loading mechanism and tube-fed 12-round magazine, allowing rapid ammunition replenishment without breaking down the receiver. The 18.5-inch barrel balances maneuverability with muzzle velocity, critical for shooters operating in confined spaces or from vehicles. At 6.25 pounds, the rifle remains nimble for long-range shooting sessions or tactical training drills while maintaining the inherent accuracy advantage of a lever-action system with its short, consistent trigger reset. The Western-profile furniture and blued finish deliver both functional durability and aesthetic appeal, while the receiver's design accommodates standard scope mounting for those seeking optical enhancement.

This rifle serves law enforcement trainers, rural property managers, competitive rimfire shooters, and civilian marksmen who prioritize control and precision over stopping power. The 22 WMR's flatter trajectory and reduced wind drift compared to 22 LR make it suitable for field accuracy testing and marksmanship instruction. Its low recoil impulse and negligible noise signature make it an excellent choice for noise-sensitive training environments or rural areas. The Henry H1 Western 22wmr integrates seamlessly with standard rifle slings and aftermarket accessories designed for lever-action platforms, ensuring compatibility with existing tactical gear ecosystems.