Henry H001Y (Youth) .22 Lever Action

[1srelluc]

I picked up this 2000 Henry H001Y (Youth) lever action today for $225.00.

It holds 12 LR or 16 Shorts.

The receiver is grooved for a scope.

The hardwood stock set and receiver cover has a lot of dings and scratches but that is fine for youth rifle I plan on giving my G-Grandson to learn on.....It feeds/ejects/shoots just fine.

It differs from a regular H001 in that the youth buttstock is shorter and the barrel is 16.25" where a regular H001 is 18.50", and it holds a few rounds less.

I decided that I would get a adult walnut stock set for it (so the boy could grow into it), a new receiver cover, and a set of metal front sight/band/sight hood.

I called Henry and they hooked me up with a new receiver cover and the sight set for free. I only had to pay for the walnut stock set which was $85.00 shipped.

I had explained that it was a used rifle I got at a pawn shop. Talk about top-notch service!

They still make it if you are interested in a nice lever action .22 rifle for a youth (Yute ) in your life:

Lever Action .22 Youth | Henry Repeating Arms

The Henry Lever Action Youth Model .22 rifle is a lightweight and compact version of our Henry Lever Action rifle. It's ideal for young shooters, or for adults who desire a compact rifle in the field. Overall length is 33" and length of pull is 13". It weighs only 4½ pounds. It features our genuine

www.henryusa.com

 

[rampart]

I picked up this 2000 Henry H001Y (Youth) lever action today for $225.00.

It holds 12 LR or 16 Shorts.

The receiver is grooved for a scope.

View attachment 991560

The hardwood stock set and receiver cover has a lot of dings and scratches but that is fine for youth rifle I plan on giving my G-Grandson to learn on.....It feeds/ejects/shoots just fine.

It differs from a regular H001 in that the youth buttstock is shorter and the barrel is 16.25" where a regular H001 is 18.50", and it holds a few rounds less.

I decided that I would get a adult walnut stock set for it (so the boy could grow into it), a new receiver cover, and a set of metal front sight/band/sight hood.

I called Henry and they hooked me up with a new receiver cover and the sight set for free. I only had to pay for the walnut stock set which was $85.00 shipped.

I had explained that it was a used rifle I got at a pawn shop. Talk about top-notch service!

They still make it if you are interested in a nice lever action .22 rifle for a youth (Yute ) in your life:

Lever Action .22 Youth | Henry Repeating Arms

The Henry Lever Action Youth Model .22 rifle is a lightweight and compact version of our Henry Lever Action rifle. It's ideal for young shooters, or for adults who desire a compact rifle in the field. Overall length is 33" and length of pull is 13". It weighs only 4½ pounds. It features our genuine

www.henryusa.com

ah. a .22. were the old henry buffalo guns 50 cal?

 

[Crepitus]

I picked up this 2000 Henry H001Y (Youth) lever action today for $225.00.

It holds 12 LR or 16 Shorts.

The receiver is grooved for a scope.

View attachment 991560

The hardwood stock set and receiver cover has a lot of dings and scratches but that is fine for youth rifle I plan on giving my G-Grandson to learn on.....It feeds/ejects/shoots just fine.

It differs from a regular H001 in that the youth buttstock is shorter and the barrel is 16.25" where a regular H001 is 18.50", and it holds a few rounds less.

I decided that I would get a adult walnut stock set for it (so the boy could grow into it), a new receiver cover, and a set of metal front sight/band/sight hood.

I called Henry and they hooked me up with a new receiver cover and the sight set for free. I only had to pay for the walnut stock set which was $85.00 shipped.

I had explained that it was a used rifle I got at a pawn shop. Talk about top-notch service!

They still make it if you are interested in a nice lever action .22 rifle for a youth (Yute ) in your life:

Lever Action .22 Youth | Henry Repeating Arms

The Henry Lever Action Youth Model .22 rifle is a lightweight and compact version of our Henry Lever Action rifle. It's ideal for young shooters, or for adults who desire a compact rifle in the field. Overall length is 33" and length of pull is 13". It weighs only 4½ pounds. It features our genuine

www.henryusa.com

I have an identical one in the cabinet.

 

[1srelluc]

ah. a .22. were the old henry buffalo guns 50 cal?

The original Henry was made in .44 Rimfire.

Here's one made in 1862.

https://images.gunsinternational.com/listings_sub/acc_70986/gi_101387722/Henry-44-Rim-Fire-Rifle-1862-Vintage-Civil-War-Era_101387722_70986_950CA085F6EE2551.JPG

 

[marvin martian]

I have an identical one in the cabinet.

No you don't.

 

[1srelluc]

I have an identical one in the cabinet.

I've had a couple H001s (full sized). I still have a Warren, Co. Virginia commemorative that's new in the box when my county's historical society commissioned 150 of them.

LOL.....I pre-paid for it before they got them in, traded it off to a local shop for a Colt Lighting pump action in .32-20, then bought it back when the shop went under.

 

[Grumpyolman]

I picked up this 2000 Henry H001Y (Youth) lever action today for $225.00.

It holds 12 LR or 16 Shorts.

The receiver is grooved for a scope.

View attachment 991560

The hardwood stock set and receiver cover has a lot of dings and scratches but that is fine for youth rifle I plan on giving my G-Grandson to learn on.....It feeds/ejects/shoots just fine.

It differs from a regular H001 in that the youth buttstock is shorter and the barrel is 16.25" where a regular H001 is 18.50", and it holds a few rounds less.

I decided that I would get a adult walnut stock set for it (so the boy could grow into it), a new receiver cover, and a set of metal front sight/band/sight hood.

I called Henry and they hooked me up with a new receiver cover and the sight set for free. I only had to pay for the walnut stock set which was $85.00 shipped.

I had explained that it was a used rifle I got at a pawn shop. Talk about top-notch service!

They still make it if you are interested in a nice lever action .22 rifle for a youth (Yute ) in your life:

Lever Action .22 Youth | Henry Repeating Arms

The Henry Lever Action Youth Model .22 rifle is a lightweight and compact version of our Henry Lever Action rifle. It's ideal for young shooters, or for adults who desire a compact rifle in the field. Overall length is 33" and length of pull is 13". It weighs only 4½ pounds. It features our genuine

www.henryusa.com

Dude, you must have a HUGE gun safe. All's I'm sayin'. There's been a few you've posted I want. Do you sell some?

 

[Crepitus]

No you don't.

Sure do. Bought it for my son in '99. He doesn't have a secure place for it so it lives here with my stuff.

 

[Crepitus]

I've had a couple H001s (full sized). I still have a Warren, Co. Virginia commemorative that's new in the box when my county's historical society commissioned 150 of them.

LOL.....I pre-paid for it before they got them in, traded it off to a local shop for a Colt Lighting pump action in .32-20, then bought it back when the shop went under.

I'm currently shopping for short barreled shotguns, any suggestions? Mossberg 590 "shockwave" is what I'm thinking.

 

[1srelluc]

I'm currently shopping for short barreled shotguns, any suggestions? Mossberg 590 "shockwave" is what I'm thinking.

Yeah, but you will need to Form 1 it and pay a $200.00 tax to put a regular stock on it.

Like I did my Shockwave:

Just Got My Approved e-Form 1 Back From The ATF

Only four days! I put the Speedfeed stock I had on the Shockwave. I did add a Crimson Trace laser saddle on it. It was a very slick installation and works great. The only thing I had to do was file about 1/16th off of each side of the butterfly safety I had installed. LOL.....I figured since...

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Of course you can get 18" HD shotguns.....The best "bang for your buck" as far as a new HD shotgun out there is a Mossberg Maverick 88 "Security"....A good solid HD weapon.....I prefer the safety location over the 500/590, it gives you a lot more options as far as pistol gripped stocks.

Maverick 88 – Security

Maverick 88: the utility player of pump-action shotguns. Affordable and reliable, these diverse models are equally up to task, from combing through the woods to handling home security duty.

www.mossberg.com

There are also LEO trade-ins (mostly Rem. Police Magnums in various configurations) that show up from time to time as PDs get shed of them. Just search LEO trade-in shotguns. They usually go quick.

 

[Crepitus]

Yeah, but you will need to Form 1 it and pay a $200.00 tax to put a regular stock on it.

Like I did my Shockwave:

Just Got My Approved e-Form 1 Back From The ATF

Only four days! I put the Speedfeed stock I had on the Shockwave. I did add a Crimson Trace laser saddle on it. It was a very slick installation and works great. The only thing I had to do was file about 1/16th off of each side of the butterfly safety I had installed. LOL.....I figured since...

www.usmessageboard.com

Of course you can get 18" HD shotguns.....The best "bang for your buck" as far as a new HD shotgun out there is a Mossberg Maverick 88 "Security"....A good solid HD weapon.....I prefer the safety location over the 500/590, it gives you a lot more options as far as pistol gripped stocks.

Maverick 88 – Security

Maverick 88: the utility player of pump-action shotguns. Affordable and reliable, these diverse models are equally up to task, from combing through the woods to handling home security duty.

www.mossberg.com

There are also LEO trade-ins (mostly Rem. Police Magnums in various configurations) that show up from time to time as PDs get shed of them. Just search LEO trade-in shotguns. They usually go quick.

I'm looking at 18 inch barrels so no need for extra forms, and the pistol grip is legal in Kansas.

I haven't actually fire one yet, is the safety in an inconvenient place?