The Henry Golden Boy Youth .22 S/L/LR lever-action rifle is built for shooters ready to graduate from basic firearms training into serious trigger time. This scaled youth model pairs the iconic Golden Boy profile—all that brass receiver, walnut furniture, and heritage lever-action charm—with a smaller frame and ergonomics that actually fit younger and smaller-framed adults. If you've got a kid, grandkid, or yourself are on the leaner side, this rifle bridges the gap between trainer guns and "real" rifles without compromise.

The H004Y cycles .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle interchangeably in the same magazine, so you're not locked into one load. Twelve rounds of .22 LR (or the longer count in shorter loads) keeps you in the action without constant reloading—practical for plinking, small game, or introducing new shooters to lever-action mechanics. Lever guns teach shooting fundamentals in a way that's intuitive and engaging, and the Golden Boy's balance and handling make that lesson stick.

Henry Repeating Arms has poured serious attention into fit and finish here. The brass accents aren't just eye candy; they're part of a rifle that handles and points naturally. The walnut stock and foregrip feel like actual rifle furniture, not budget compromise. For backyard range time, hunting rabbits or squirrel, or passing on the centerfire rifle to someone who needs to earn their way up, this is the tool that makes the jump worthwhile.

The Henry Golden Boy Youth .22 S/L/LR lever-action rifle is built for shooters ready to graduate from basic firearms training into serious trigger time. This scaled youth model pairs the iconic Golden Boy profile—all that brass receiver, walnut furniture, and heritage lever-action charm—with a smaller frame and ergonomics that actually fit younger and smaller-framed adults. If you've got a kid, grandkid, or yourself are on the leaner side, this rifle bridges the gap between trainer guns and "real" rifles without compromise.

The H004Y cycles .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle interchangeably in the same magazine, so you're not locked into one load. Twelve rounds of .22 LR (or the longer count in shorter loads) keeps you in the action without constant reloading—practical for plinking, small game, or introducing new shooters to lever-action mechanics. Lever guns teach shooting fundamentals in a way that's intuitive and engaging, and the Golden Boy's balance and handling make that lesson stick.

Henry Repeating Arms has poured serious attention into fit and finish here. The brass accents aren't just eye candy; they're part of a rifle that handles and points naturally. The walnut stock and foregrip feel like actual rifle furniture, not budget compromise. For backyard range time, hunting rabbits or squirrel, or passing on the centerfire rifle to someone who needs to earn their way up, this is the tool that makes the jump worthwhile.