Henry Frontier Rifle in 22 Magnum – Range Review

By Terril Hebert

U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)- The 22 Winchester Magnum cartridge is one of my personal favorites. In short barreled handguns, it punches above its weight for defensive use with a healthy combination of penetrating power and low-recoil. I have more 22 Magnum revolvers than I care to admit, but at the end of the day the Magnum is still a rifle cartridge. I haven’t had a ton of trigger time with 22 Magnum rifles but it became an itch I had to scratch. The most common 22 Magnum rifles available today are bolt-action rifles produced by the likes of Savage, Marlin, ect. There are a few semi-autos out there and several lever-action models produced by Henry Repeating Arms. The traditionalist in me ultimately settled on the Henry Frontier 22 Magnum.

Henry Frontier Rifle

The Henry Frontier is a slightly fancier rifle compared to their base model (the H001). It uses a heavy twenty-inch blued octagonal barrel and steel Marble’s sights. The rear sight is a semi-buckhorn style with an adjustable ladder, while the front sight is a dovetailed brass-beaded post.

Otherwise, the Frontier has the same general operations …Read the Rest

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