A quick look at the new Savage RXR22, a lightweight, reliable semi-auto .22 LR rifle.
Who doesn’t love a semi-auto rifle in .22 LR? Whether you’re plinking for fun, hunting varmints or teaching someone how to shoot, few things are better for the job. The latest model to hit the market is the Savage RXR22, and the company says it’s light, reliable and ready for anything.
The RXR22 features a direct blowback operating system, a durable polymer receiver (with an integrated Picatinny rail on top) and a 10-round rotary magazine with last-round bolt hold-open. The 16.5-inch precision barrel is button-rifled and sports a recessed target crown and a 1/2×28 threaded muzzle for suppressors. Other features include a quick-release trigger group, metal sling studs and a Picatinny accessory rail under the forend. The synthetic stock’s vertical pistol grip also comes with interchangeable grip inserts for different hand sizes. The cherry on top is that an extensive aftermarket for the RXR22 already exists, as it can use Ruger 10/22 magazines, triggers and barrels.
RJ Contorno, Savage Arms Senior Product Manager, said this about the new .22 LR rifle:
The new RXR is built for shooters who demand more than just accuracy. They want a platform that adapts to their style, discipline and ambition … This rifle offers unmatched versatility and customization straight out of the box. Whether you’re dialing in for competition or building your ideal training rig, this is the rimfire that grows with you.
The Savage RXR22 is available with either a Gun Metal Gray or an FDE finish, and the MSRP for both models is $299.
For more information, visit savagearms.com.
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