You have a model #60 or #600 and they are quite accurate.Try puting a weaver 1" side mt on it and watch it shoot.Don't waste your time with the smaller .22 scopes.Harold

Henry makes pretty good rifles. I and afew of my friends have had major problems with both jamming and poorly made barrels (ie. bored too small). The ruger 10/22 is a great gun for squirrels. You can customize them and do all sorts of stuff if you want to put the money in on them. My personal favorite is my marlin semi-auto with nikon 4X scope. Its not fancy but it will cut a string at 50 yds and I've taken a heck of alot of squirrels with it. You may want to ask the kid in small game who says he had 1/4" with a 22 at 200 yards

Buy this one, and You can shoot for the eye not just the head:


http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=80485025

I use a ruger 10/22 with an aftermarket barrel and stock.The whole package cost less than $500.With it's favorite ammunition it has no problem keeping five shots inside 1/2" at 50 yards.

T/C Benchmark!!

http://www.tcarms.com/firearms/rimfireR55Benchmark.php

My Remington 597 is oddly enough one of the most accurate .22LR's that I've ever shot. No gripes from me about it.

I've got one of those Marlin 39A Golden. My wife's uncle passed it on to me. He had Gunsmith 300 in Colorado Springs work it over. It's one sweet shooter!