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Savage A22 Precision
A chassis-style A22 variant; still rimfire, but the feature set moves it into Medium.
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Steve Coppola is the editor of Holdover, a Canadian publication covering precision shooting, firearms policy, handloading, tools, and lawful firearms ownership.
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Ruger 10/22 Carbine
The baseline current 10/22 remains Low unless policy moves broadly against semi-auto rimfires.
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Remington 552 Speedmaster
A tube-fed classic rimfire; included for breadth, but current risk remains Low.
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Mendoza RM22-1000
A plain walnut-stock .22 semi-auto; current-market breadth, but no present high-risk cues.
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Heckler & Koch SLB2000
A rare H&K sporting semi-auto; used-market visibility and centre-fire action keep it in Medium.
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Browning BAR MK4 Hunter
The current BAR generation keeps traditional-hunting semis visible in Medium.
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Henry U.S. Survival AR-7
A classic survival .22 with military ancestry; current, compact, and worth Medium watch treatment.
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Rock Island Armory TM-22 Lite
Another TM-22-pattern tactical rimfire; affordable, current, and visually closer to trainers than hunting .22s.
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Adler RF224
A short, tactical .22 semi-auto; rimfire chambering lowers the floor, but the presentation pushes it into High.
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Celik Chimera .223
A live .223 semi-auto with tactical cues; not named today, but too close to the post-OIC pressure lane to ignore.
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Adler AD500
A current semi-auto .308 with tactical furniture; this is exactly the kind of live-market gap High should catch.
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Derya TM22 Cadet
Lower-feature than the TM22 tactical line, but still a current Derya semi-auto rimfire to watch.