The Henry Classic Lever Action .22 WMR is a well-built rifle in the tradition of American lever guns, paired with modern manufacturing. It has a blued finish and an American walnut stock, and it works equally well as a target gun, a small-game rifle, or something to pass down. The H001M handles smoothly and is easy to learn, which is part of why it draws both experienced shooters and beginners. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model Number: H001M 
• Action Type: Lever Action 
• Caliber: .22 WMR (Winchester Magnum Rimfire) 
• Capacity: 11+1 Rounds 
• Barrel Length: 19.25 inches 
• Weight: 5.5 lbs. 
• Overall Length: 37.5 inches 
• Finish: Blued with a Black Receiver 
   

Detailed Features 

A few things stand out once you handle the rifle. 
 
Lever action: The action cycles quickly for fast follow-up shots and gives the gun the nostalgic feel that lever fans look for. 
 
Adjustable sights: It comes with a fully adjustable rear sight and a hooded front sight, so you can dial in your aim across different distances and lighting. 
 
Build quality: The receiver and barrel are forged steel with a blued finish, which holds up well and looks good doing it. 
 
Ergonomics: The deluxe checkered American walnut stock is comfortable to shoulder and steady to hold, which helps during longer sessions at the range. 
 

Target Audience 

The rifle fits a range of shooters. 
 
New shooters: At 5.5 lbs with light recoil, it is an easy gun to start on. 
 
Hunters: The accuracy and the .22 WMR caliber make it a good fit for small game such as rabbits or squirrels. 
 
Collectors: Anyone who cares about fit and finish will appreciate it as much for the craftsmanship as for the shooting. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

The Henry Classic .22 WMR works in several settings. 
 

1. Target shooting: It is accurate enough to hold consistent groups session after session at the range. 
2. Small game hunting: It suits field work where a quiet report keeps disturbance down. 

Owners of the Henry Heritage Lever Action .22 WMR, with its walnut stock and blued finish, tend to land on a few recurring points.

The first is the look and the build. The walnut stock and blued finish give it a traditional appearance that pulls back to older firearms, and that lands well with collectors and people who like vintage styling.

The smooth lever action comes up often too. Shooters note how easy it is to run, which makes the gun pleasant to shoot. Its light weight also gets mentioned, and that makes it a common pick for younger shooters and for anyone who wants a manageable rifle for longer sessions.

Accuracy is another talking point, with many owners reporting good precision at a range of distances. The .22 WMR caliber gets credit for its versatility, since it covers both small-game hunting and target shooting, and that broadens the appeal.

There are some minor complaints. A few owners say that while the rifle is generally reliable, they have run into occasional feeding issues or prefer certain ammunition brands over others. Some also wish it had more modern touches like adjustable sights or optics compatibility.

On the whole the sentiment is strongly positive. Owners like the mix of traditional styling and practical performance, and that keeps it a favorite among new shooters and longtime ones alike.

This lever action works reliably and has proven very accurate. It quickly became the rifle I reach for when dealing with rodents around the farm, which says plenty about how useful it has been.