- California versions
- 3
- Caliber
- .22 LR
- MSRP
- $399
- Barrel length
- 4"
- Newest addition
- Sep 2026
Is the Henry .22 Revolver legal in California?
Yes. 3 versions of the Henry .22 Revolver are on the California DOJ Roster of Handguns Certified for Sale as of October 27, 2026, so California dealers can sell those exact versions new. Only the specific versions listed on this page are certified: a different finish, barrel length or caliber that is not listed is off-roster and can only be bought through a private party transfer at a licensed dealer.
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Henry .22 Revolver versions on the California roster
| Photo | Version | Caliber | Barrel | Capacity | MSRP | Guns.com | On roster since |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H016BDA | .22 LR | 4" | 9 | $399 | Search → | Sep 2026 | |
| H016GD | .22 LR | 4" | 9 | — | Search → | — | |
| H016GDA | .22 LR | 4" | 9 | $399 | Search → | Sep 2026 |
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About the Henry .22 Revolver
Henry Repeating Arms, an American manufacturer based in New Jersey, produces the Henry .22 Revolver as a classically styled, single-action rimfire revolver. It is built for recreational shooting, plinking, and small-game hunting, drawing on traditional Western revolver design.
How the California versions differ
- All three models share the same caliber (.22 LR) and the same 4-inch barrel length, so the differences lie in finish and appearance rather than size or ballistics.
- The H016BDA features a standard finish consistent with Henry's base offerings; an MSRP of $399 is listed for this version.
- The H016GD carries a distinct finish designation ("GD," commonly associated with a gold-toned or decorative finish on Henry products) and has no MSRP listed in the roster database.
- The H016GDA shares the same MSRP of $399 as the H016BDA and likely represents a variant of the GD finish or a package difference, though no additional detail is provided in the roster listing.
- No differences in sights, grip style, or optics cuts are indicated among the three listed versions.
Who it suits
This revolver is a good fit for new shooters learning handgun fundamentals, casual plinkers, and fans of classic single-action Western-style revolvers who want an affordable, low-recoil .22 LR option.