HENRY H1 TRACKER 22LR 20″ 16RD

The Henry H1 Tracker 22LR 20″ 16RD is a lever-action rimfire rifle that blends classic American design with the practical demands of a survival or trail gun. Chambered in .22 Long Rifle and fitted with a 20-inch octagonal barrel, this model from Henry Repeating Arms offers a 16-round tubular magazine and a receiver drilled and tapped for scope mounts. It is a genuine, no-frills shooter built on the same New York assembly line that has produced Henry rifles since the 1990s.

Key Features

• 20″ Octagonal Barrel — The added mass of the octagonal contour improves balance and heat dissipation during sustained plinking sessions, making it easier to keep a consistent sight picture.
• 16-Round Tubular Magazine — Loads through a spring-loaded gate on the right side of the receiver, allowing you to top off without removing the magazine from the rifle—a critical advantage when you’re on the move.
• Drilled and Tapped Receiver — Pre-threaded holes accept standard Weaver-style bases, so you can mount a scout scope or red dot without a gunsmith visit.
• Blued Steel Construction — The traditional rust-blue finish resists light moisture and field wear, keeping the rifle looking honest even after years of use in a saddle scabbard or pack.
• American Walnut Stock — Grade-A walnut with a satin lacquer finish provides a warm, stable grip that doesn’t slip in wet conditions, while the straight-grip profile echoes the pre-’64 Winchester design language.

Who It’s For

The Henry H1 Tracker is built for the shooter who values reliability over gimmicks. It suits the hunter who needs a lightweight, packable rifle for small game, the collector who appreciates the lineage of American lever actions, and the history buff who wants a firearm that performs like the originals but costs a fraction of a vintage Winchester. It also serves as an excellent training rifle for new shooters learning the lever-action manual of arms.

Pros & Cons

• Pro: Smooth, short-throw lever action cycles .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle interchangeably without adjustment.
• Con: The rear sight is a simple buckhorn style—shooters accustomed to aperture sights may want to upgrade to a peep sight or scope for precise target work.
• Pro: Henry’s lifetime warranty and U.S.-based customer service mean you can get parts and support for decades.
• Con: The tubular magazine cannot be removed for cleaning, so you must clean the bore from the muzzle end or use a pull-through system.

Comparison

According to Henry Repeating Arms specs, the H1 Tracker’s 20-inch barrel provides a muzzle velocity of approximately 1,260 fps with standard-velocity .22 LR ammunition. The Marlin 39A offers a longer sight radius but costs nearly twice as much. The Rossi RS22 is lighter but uses an alloy receiver that may not hold up to heavy use as well as the Henry’s steel.

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Last updated: April 2026

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