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Bergara BXR
Premium 10/22-adjacent rimfire: still not tactical, but feature and magazine context move it to Medium.
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Rossi RS22
Another basic semi-auto rimfire; useful index breadth, but no current high-risk cues.
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Mossberg 702 Plinkster
A plain .22 semi-auto: current enough to include, but still Low under the present rubric.
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Winchester Wildcat 22
Current semi-auto rimfire, but sporter presentation keeps it Low with only category-watch exposure.
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Savage Model 64
A basic semi-auto .22; current and common, but below the higher-risk furniture and lineage signals.
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Savage A22
A Low-to-watch semi-auto rimfire: common, current, and below the tactical-trainer risk line.
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Savage A17
Semi-auto magnum rimfire puts it just into Medium, even without tactical furniture or banned-family lineage.
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Ruger 10/22 Competition
A sport-rimfire Medium: still a 10/22, but higher-featured and sitting under the same magazine precedent.
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Remington 742 Woodsmaster
A classic deer-camp semi-auto that still belongs in Medium because centre-fire semi-auto exposure is the point.
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Remington 7400
Used-market traditional semi-auto centre-fire; Medium because the risk is category breadth, not model-specific heat.
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Benelli R1
Another Medium anchor: semi-auto centre-fire function, but a sporting-hunting design rather than a named-family platform.
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Browning BAR MK3
A current semi-auto centre-fire hunting rifle; traditional furniture keeps it Medium rather than High.