I seen a henry lever action 22 rifle in walmart for 300 plus. I forget the actual price. Basic wood stock nothin fancy. Does anyone own one or tried one out?.

got one for my son a few years back. his boys love that thing. no issues with it.

I have some, they are excellent smooth action, good shooting rifles.

They are very nice. Worth the money IMO.

Chris

My nephew just bough one...with the big ring..400.00 .Good looking piece.

Henry is good stuff made in the USA or not made at all.

I have only shot a couple but they were nice little lever guns

Worst 2 rifles I ever had were a henry pump .22 and a henry lever .22mag.

If it got the slightest bit dirty it would start failing to eject and feed.

X2

I've shot a couple Henry lever 22mags and liked them. In my opinion Henrys are a perfectly good gun, but not on par with the Marlin and Winchester lever actions, but at least for the centerfires they are on par with their pricetags. Not sure on the rimfire rifles, and I don't think Winchester makes any rimfire lever guns now, and don't know about Marlin since they have just changed hands. So it may be a moot point, Henry may be your only choice for a new lever 22. At least that you can actually find to buy.

I have one. I was impressed at the accuracy. Consistent cloverleaf pattern at 20 yards. I've owned it for 6-7 years, but I haven't put 500 rounds through it. I'd buy one if I was in the market for a .22 LR.

I had one, it shot really good, I was downsizing some guns a couple years ago and sold it as I also have a Browning BL-22 and a Marlin 39a. I still have one in 22 magnum and am quite pleased with it. If I was in the market for a new 22 lever action today and didn't want to spend the money that a Browning costs or it was going to be a rough use rifle I would buy a Henry without reservation.

Rossi may make one?

No complaints at all .

I helped a neighbor out by sighting in his .22 mag about 5 years ago. It was a fine looking lever gun but the trigger was horrible. Heavy, lots of creep, and gritty. I would look for a used Marlin at a gun show before even considering a Henry unless they have improved significantly.

...Henry fan here ...

Nice line up Savell, I really like the looks of the single shot.

Wife bought me one and it shoots fine.

I too prefer the Blued over the Yellow Boys.

I don't own a .22,but I do own their .17 hmr Golden Boy,love it.We bought our dad their basic .22 like your looking at and he loved it,used it all the time up until he died.

Have one in .22 mag, no complaints so far