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Because I don't know but I recently freed up a redfield revolution scope. I would like some recommendation on a bolt action 22lr. I saw some savage that will do 22lr and 17HR. Are there any that are 22mag/22lr/17hmr models out there? Would like a lefthand but I been shooting right handed bolt action in 06/308 for so long it really not an issue.

ETA: sorry I guess I miss read the gun description. its 22lr OR 17...Im looking for a 22LR but wondering would it also shoot 22mag/long rifle /shorts. Best bang for the buck so to speak.
 
TNRifleman":9l80jzpc said:
Check out the CZ 455. You can switch out the barrels and have a .22, .17 or .22mag.

Not in left handed. Unless there was a change to the CZ this week. CZ still makes a lefty 452 which is a lefty in 22 LR. Excellent rifle, very accurate and put together well. They run about $450 plus tax
 
Savage makes a very accurate rim fire rifle for lefties, called a GL in .22 LR. Even has the accu trigger, iron sights and sling studs. Sells for about $250.
They make similar rifles in 22 mag and 17 HMR.
 
Savage makes left handed bolt rifles in .22mag, I have one that is a great shooter. They make them in .22LR too, but .22mag and .22LR are never interchange in the same chamber.


"So he cocked both his pistols, spit in the dirt, and walked out in to the street."
 
I just bought a new Savage GL in 22 LR. Nice rifle, plain stock, sling studs, 10 round mag, factory iron sights (not very fancy). Also has the Accutrigger. $205 before tax and Savage is offering a $25 mail in rebate. Most Savage rifles shoot exceptionally well and I hope this one is no exception.
 
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RandyinTN":3uprjv85 said:
I just bought a new Savage GL in 22 LR. Nice rifle, plain stock, sling studs, 10 round mag, factory iron sights (not very fancy). Also has the Accutrigger. $205 before tax and Savage is offering a $25 mail in rebate. Most Savage rifles shoot exceptionally well and I hope this one is no exception.


I have a savage 110-FSR in 308 really like it and have had other savage guns all really accurate. So yep savage is in the running for a 22lr bolt left hand.
 

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