The Henry Silver Eagle II is a lever-action .22 rifle with a polished nickel receiver, blued octagonal barrel, and American walnut stock. It chambers .22 S/L/LR and holds 16 LR or 21 Short rounds in a tubular magazine. The 20-inch barrel has a 1:16 twist rate, and the adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight with diamond insert pairs with a brass bead front for decent target acquisition across distances. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model Number: H004SE2 
• Action Type: Lever Action 
• Caliber: .22 S/L/LR 
• Capacity: 16 LR / 21 Short rounds 
• Barrel Length: 20 inches 
• Weight: 6.75 lbs. 
• Overall Length: 38.5 inches 
• Receiver Finish: Nickel Plated 
• Front Sight: Brass Bead  
• Rear Sight: Fully Adjustable Semi-Buckhorn w/ Diamond Insert 
   

Detailed Features 

The octagonal barrel is blued steel -- it looks good and the profile helps rigidity. The 1:16 twist handles .22 Short and Long cartridges without issue, which gives you some flexibility in what you run through it. 
 
The hammer safety is straightforward and keeps handling safe without any extra fuss. At 6.75 lbs the rifle balances well, and the walnut stock is comfortable for extended sessions. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

• Target Shooting: A solid choice for afternoon range sessions with affordable .22 LR. 
• Small Game Hunting: Quiet enough for small game where discretion helps. 
• Collector Display: The nickel receiver and engraving details make it worth displaying alongside other classic rimfires.

The Henry Silver Eagle II draws consistent praise for its nickel finish and the overall quality of the lever action. Owners frequently note how smoothly it cycles -- it's one of those rifles where the mechanical feel is genuinely satisfying rather than just functional.

Accuracy at rimfire distances is solid, and the rifle handles a range of .22 LR loads reliably. It's light at 6.75 lbs and comfortable enough for younger or smaller-framed shooters.

The main friction point in owner discussions is price. The Silver Eagle II costs more than a basic .22 lever gun, and some buyers feel that premium is steep for what is ultimately a plinking rifle. A few also note that certain .22 LR loads feed better than others, which is worth knowing before you buy in bulk. Overall owner sentiment is positive, particularly among those who appreciate the lever-action format and the classic rimfire aesthetic this model carries.