Latest Arrival – Henry Golden Boy American Farmer Commemorative .22 LR/.22 Short/.22 Long Rifle

Specifications

Action—-Lever Action

Finish—-Blued Barrel and Lever with Nickel Receiver and Brass-Plated Furniture

Sights—-Standard Sights

Weight—-6.75 pounds

Capacity—-16

Grip Safety—-No

Optic Ready—-No

Barrel Length—-20 inches

Manual Safety—-No

Overall Length—-38.5 inches

Trigger Safety—-No

Caliber / Gauge—-.22 LR, .22 Short, .22 Long

Threaded Barrel—-No

Magazines Included—-0

Ambidextrous Safety—-No

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Product Overview

The Henry Golden Boy American Farmer is a commemorative lever-action rimfire rifle chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 LR ammunition. Its 20-inch blued barrel, fully adjustable rear sight, and traditional front blade provide a practical sighting system for recreational shooting and small-game hunting. The rifle features an American walnut stock with carved agricultural imagery, while the engraved nickel receiver honors the heritage of American farming. A brass-plated barrel band and buttplate complete its distinctive appearance. The tubular magazine holds 16 rounds of .22 LR ammunition, with greater capacity available when using shorter .22 Short cartridges.

Key Features

• Chambered for .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 LR ammunition for versatile rimfire use
• 20-inch blued steel barrel supports consistent accuracy and a traditional rifle profile
• Lever action provides fast follow-up shots without sacrificing classic handling
• American walnut stock features carved agricultural imagery honoring the American farmer
• Engraved nickel receiver depicts detailed scenes of farming life
• Fully adjustable rear sight supports precise elevation and windage adjustments

The Henry Golden Boy American Farmer combines classic lever-action handling with commemorative detail, making it a distinctive rimfire rifle for collecting, small-game hunting, and recreational shooting.