Heritage Manufacturing Settler .22 LR Lever Action Rifle – Case Hardened / Wood, 20″ Barrel

The Heritage Manufacturing Settler brings classic American lever-action style to the range in an affordable, well-built .22 LR package. Chambered for the economical and widely available .22 LR cartridge, the Settler is an ideal rifle for plinking, small game hunting, and introducing new shooters to the lever-action platform. The 20-inch barrel and traditional wood stock give it the look and feel of a frontier-era workhorse, while modern features keep it practical and safe in the field.

Key Specifications

• The Settler is chambered in .22 LR, making it an economical and versatile choice for range sessions and small game hunting.
• The lever-action feeds from a tubular magazine with a capacity of 15+1 rounds for plenty of trigger time between reloads.
• A 20-inch barrel delivers a balanced overall length and contributes to consistent velocity on target.
• Overall length measures 32 inches, keeping the rifle compact and easy to handle for shooters of all sizes.
• The finish features a striking case colored / case hardened receiver that showcases classic firearms craftsmanship.
• The rifled barrel has a rate of twist of 1-in-16 inches, optimized for accurate .22 LR performance.
• Sights consist of adjustable buckhorn rear sights, offering a traditional sight picture with field-adjustable precision.
• A hammer block safety provides a reliable passive safety mechanism suited to the lever-action design.
• Shipping weight is approximately 7.6 pounds, reflecting a solid, well-constructed build.

Whether you’re running rimfire drills on steel, heading out for a morning of squirrel hunting, or simply enjoying a piece of Americana at the range, the Heritage Settler delivers authentic lever-action character without compromise. The case hardened receiver and wood stock make it one of the sharpest-looking .22s on the market, while the 15+1 capacity and adjustable buckhorn sights keep it thoroughly functional. This is a rifle that earns its place in any collection—and gets used, not just displayed.