Henry Heritage Scout .22 LR Lever Action Rifle - Special Edition

Name: Henry Heritage Scout .22 LR Lever Action Rifle - Special Edition
Brand: Henry
SKU: UCAuZoXPS
Availability: InStock

The Henry Heritage Scout .22 LR Lever Action Rifle - Special Edition is a .22 LR lever-action rifles from Henry. It is available from 1 vendor at $523.89.

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Product Information

Name: Henry Heritage Scout .22 LR Lever Action Rifle - Special Edition

Brand: Henry

Category: Lever-Action Rifles

Caliber: .22 LR

Barrel Length: 20"

Capacity: 16 rounds

UPC: 619835011022

SKU: UCAuZoXPS

Description

The Henry Repeating Arms Boy Scouts of America Lever Action Rifle is a special edition .22 rimfire with an American walnut stock, brown finish, and engraved receiver. It accepts .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 LR interchangeably, holds 16 rounds, and has a 20-inch forged steel barrel with a target crown. Overall length is 38.5 inches; weight is 6.5 lbs.

Key Specifications

UPC: 619835011022
Caliber: .22 SHORT / .22 LONG / .22 LR
Action: Lever Action
Capacity: 16 Rounds
Barrel Length: 20 inches
Weight: 6.5 lbs.
Finish: Brown with Engraved Receiver

Features

The brass bead front sight pairs with an adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight. The barrel has a 1:16 RH twist rate and a target crown. The walnut stock has good fit and finish for a production rifle. The lever cycles smoothly and the tubular magazine loads from the muzzle end, which is the standard Henry design.

Usage

The .22 rimfire chambering and 16-round capacity make it good for plinking, small game, and range work. The multi-caliber compatibility (.22 Short, Long, LR) is a practical advantage. At 6.5 lbs it's manageable for younger shooters. The engraved receiver and special edition finish also make it a reasonable collector's piece for BSA-affiliated buyers.

Complete Specifications

Caliber	.22 LR
Model	Boy Scouts of America
Capacity	16 rounds
Barrel length	20"
Overall length	38"
Weight	104 oz
Action	Lever Action
Finish	Blue
Color	Black, Engraved Receiver, Blued Barrel
Stock type	Fixed
Stock material	American Walnut
Sights	Brass Bead Front, Fully Adjustable Semi-Buckhorn with Diamond Insert Rear
Safety	1/4 Cock

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Henry Boy Scouts of America lever action rifle?

It is chambered in .22 LR and also accepts .22 Short and .22 Long interchangeably.

Who makes the Boy Scouts of America lever action rifle?

It is made by Henry Repeating Arms.

What is the barrel length of the Henry Boy Scouts of America rifle?

It has a 20-inch forged steel barrel.

How many rounds does the Henry Boy Scouts of America rifle hold?

It holds 16 rounds.

What type of firearm is the Henry Boy Scouts of America rifle?

It is a lever-action rifle with an American walnut stock and an engraved receiver.

Where can I buy the Henry Boy Scouts of America lever action rifle?

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Customers Say

AI-generated insights derived from customer reviews and discussions on popular gun-enthusiast forums.

Henry lever-action .22s draw some of the most consistently positive feedback in the rimfire category, and this special edition is no exception.

Owners regularly single out the build quality. The action is smooth, the walnut stock is well-fitted, and Henry's fit and finish holds up over time. The .22 LR chambering (with .22 Short and Long compatibility) and the 16-round tubular magazine make for long, inexpensive range sessions. New shooters are frequently mentioned as taking to it quickly, and the lever-action format appeals to people who want something different from a semi-auto. The BSA engraving is specifically called out as a selling point for collectors and scouting-affiliated buyers.

The main criticism that comes up is value relative to standard Henry models. Buyers comparing this to a non-special-edition Henry wonder if the engraving and finish justify the premium. A few mention the muzzle-loading tubular magazine is slower to reload than a box-magazine design, though that's a feature of all Henry rifles, not a defect of this one. Overall the feedback is strongly positive.