Category: Rimfire

If you are looking for a bolt-action .22 from Savage, you are inevitably going to end up choosing between two brothers: the venerable Mark II and the modern B22. Both share the same “DNA”—legendary barrels and the AccuTrigger—but they feel like rifles from different centuries. Savage B22 review Savage Mk II review At a Glance:

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If the Savage B22 is the modern, sleek newcomer, the Savage Mark II is the grizzled veteran that refuse to retire. Originally based on the Lakefield Arms design from Ontario, Canada, the Mark II has been the “first real rifle” for thousands of hunters. It is famously no-frills, but it has a reputation for punching

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The Savage B22 was designed to bring Savage’s rimfire lineup into the modern era. While the old Mark II was loved, it felt like a rifle from 1950. The B22 series features a more ergonomic stock, a higher comb for scope use, and a rotary magazine. The FV model shown here specifically targets the precision

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If you have been following the rimfire market lately, you have likely seen the TM22 Pro. Originally released as an all-aluminum, AR-adjacent rifle, it gained a reputation for flexibility and being one of the last tactical 22’s in Canada. The TM22 Feather (marketed under Rock Island Armory in the US and Derya in Canada) is

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The Ruger 10/22 has no shortage of aftermarket options, but usually, those upgrades come with a weight penalty. If you are building a Steel Challenge rig or a lightweight “rabbit gun” for the bush, every ounce counts. Spectre Ballistics International (SBI) out of Canada has released the Superlite Chassis to address that specific need. It

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