The Henry U.S. Survival AR-7 in Viper Western camo is a takedown semi-auto .22 LR rifle built from the same design the U.S. Air Force once issued to pilots (Henry Repeating Arms part no. H002VWP). Its barrel and action store completely inside a floating polymer stock finished in the Viper Western camo pattern, folding down to roughly 17.6 inches for easy storage. Henry Repeating Arms ships the rifle with two 8-round magazines and fixed sights, so it needs nothing extra before heading to the trail. Backpackers, campers, and truck-gun owners like this rifle for its compact stored size, light weight, and low-cost .22 LR ammunition. The Viper Western finish gives this takedown .22 a distinct look next to the standard black or camo models.

Key Specifications

• Chambered in .22 LR for affordable, low-recoil shooting.
• Cycles as a semi-automatic for fast repeat shots.
• Fitted with a 16.125-inch barrel that stores inside the stock.
• Rifled with a 1-in-16-inch twist rate for standard .22 LR loads.
• Stores at approximately 17.6 inches long when broken down.
• Feeds from 8-round magazines for a light ammo load.
• Ships with two magazines so a spare is included.
• Wears fixed blade sights that require no batteries or zeroing.
• Finished in the Viper Western camo pattern on a stock built to float.
• Weighs roughly 4 pounds, light enough to carry all day.

Frequently Asked Questions

What camo pattern does this Henry Survival rifle wear? It is finished in the Viper Western camo pattern on a stock that is designed to float.

How many rounds does it hold? It feeds from 8-round magazines and ships with two of them.

How compact is it when broken down? The barrel and action nest inside the stock for a stored length of about 17.6 inches.

Buy the Henry U.S. Survival AR-7 .22 LR Viper Western Rifle, 8+1

Grab this takedown Henry Repeating Arms .22 in its distinctive Viper Western finish for camping, backpacking, or truck-gun duty. See more semi-auto rifles or order this one from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL.