The lever action remains one of the most recognizable and practical rifle actions in American history, and modern reproductions have bridged classic ergonomics with contemporary additions for field and range use. For shooters who want historic character with suppressor-ready capability and a conservative price point, this model delivers a compelling package.

HENRY FRONTIER THREADED BARREL

Key features and build quality

The HENRY FRONTIER THREADED BARREL is a faithful reproduction of an iconic lever action with modern, shooter-focused updates. It pairs an American walnut straight-grip stock and a blued octagon steel barrel — available in 20 or 24-inch lengths — with a grooved alloy receiver and a single-stage trigger tuned for consistent breaks. The 24″ barrel listed for this model uses a 1:16 twist rate, ideal for stabilizing the lighter .22 projectiles. Weight is a balanced 7.00 lbs with an overall length of 42.5 inches and a 14-inch length of pull, making it stable off the shoulder without excessive bulk.

Caliber, capacity, and practical performance

Chambered in .22 SLLR, the rifle supports 10-round capacity for LR or 16 for S (tubular magazine configuration). The .22 SLLR caliber offers economical training, low recoil for shooter development, and practical small-game performance. The octagon barrel and semi-buckhorn rear with brass bead front sight give a classic sighting plane that’s fast on target while remaining capable of precise groups at typical rimfire distances.

For buyers ready to outfit a modern rimfire rifle with suppression options, this model includes 12×28 (Class3A) threads with a .400 length — suppressor ready out of the box. It retains a hammer safety and tubular magazine reliability while adding the utility of threaded muzzle gear for users who operate in jurisdictions and situations where sound reduction is appropriate and lawful. Price for this configuration is $546.99 — a competitive entry into a threaded, heritage-style lever gun. View product details and pricing

Handling and use cases

This rifle is well-suited to range training, backyard plinking where permitted, small-game hunting, and role-specific use as a low-recoil ranch rifle. The straight-grip walnut stock and moderate weight promote follow-up shot recovery, while the semi-buckhorn rear sight gives quick acquisition for close to mid-range targets. The single-stage trigger and grooved receiver also make optics mounting straightforward for shooters wanting a low-power scope.

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