The Henry Golden Boy Silver Youth .22LR rifle is a scaled-down version of the standard Henry Golden Boy, designed with a shorter barrel (17") and a shorter length of pull (13") for smaller-framed shooters. While both rifles share the same smooth action, American walnut stock, and octagon barrel, the youth model offers a more compact and lighter build, weighing approximately 6 pounds compared to the full-sized Golden Boy. The Youth model also features a silver-finished receiver, buttplate, and barrel band, similar to the larger Golden Boy Silver.
Here's a more detailed comparison:
Henry Golden Boy Silver Youth .22LR:
Barrel Length: 17 inches
Length of Pull: 13 inches
Weight: Approximately 6 pounds
Finish: Silver receiver, buttplate, and barrel band
Capacity: 16 rounds of .22 LR or 21 rounds of .22 Short
Adult Henry Golden Boy (or Golden Boy Silver):
Barrel Length: Typically 20 inches
Length of Pull: Varies, but generally longer than the youth model
Weight: Heavier than the youth model
Finish: Standard Golden Boy has a Brasslite receiver, Golden Boy Silver has a nickel-plated receiver
Capacity: 16 rounds of .22 LR or 21 rounds of .22 Short
Key Differences:
Size and Weight:
The youth model is designed for smaller shooters, resulting in a shorter overall length, shorter length of pull, and reduced weight.

Good morning to you!! The Henry Golden Boy Youth Silver 22lr has a LOP of 13" shouldn't be too bad. Hope this helps. Have a good rest of your day.
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LOP is 13" so not far off most 12.5" LOP Youth rifles.

Hi Aaron and welcome. Length Of Pull is 13" so it is not far off most 12.5" LOP Youth rifles. Cheers and stay safe!