Savage B22 Sav 70518 22Mg Bolt Timberlite Th

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145478769
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UPC:
062654705182
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MPN:
70518
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The Savage B22 is a compact .22 WMR bolt-action rimfire built for shooters who want real rifle performance in a lighter, handier package. At 36 inches overall and just 5.3 pounds, it's designed for precision work at the range, small-game hunting, or training without the bulk of a centerfire. The carbon-fiber-wrapped stainless barrel keeps weight down while delivering the durability you expect from Savage, and the matte black finish resists glare and wear.

What sets this rifle apart is its Timberlite stock—a grey laminate wood thumbhole design that's both functional and visually distinctive. The ergonomic thumbhole layout works equally well for right- or left-handed shooters, and the 13.5-inch length of pull accommodates a wide range of body sizes without sacrificing control. Two sling studs are already installed, so you can get into the field right away.

The mechanical foundation is Savage's proven bolt action with their user-adjustable AccuTrigger, tunable from 2.5 to 6 pounds to match your preference and shooting style. The 10-round rotary magazine feeds .22 WMR ammunition reliably, and the 1-in-16 twist barrel is optimized for standard .22 Magnum ballistics. Threading at 1/2x28 (with cap included) gives you the option to add a suppressor or muzzle device down the road. Two-piece Weaver bases are pre-drilled so mounting optics takes minutes, not hours.

This is a rimfire that doesn't compromise—compact enough to carry all day, accurate enough to trust at distance, and finished in a stock design that catches the eye. Whether you're zeroing a new scope, culling varmints, or teaching someone to shoot, the B22 delivers Savage reliability in a trim, modern platform.

Key Features

  • Carbon-fiber-wrapped stainless steel barrel for light weight and durability
  • Grey laminate Timberlite thumbhole stock with ambidextrous grip
  • User-adjustable AccuTrigger (2.5–6 lb range)
  • Threaded muzzle (1/2x28) with cap for suppressor or muzzle device options
  • 10-round rotary magazine for .22 WMR
  • Pre-mounted two-piece Weaver bases for easy optics installation
  • Compact 36-inch overall length and 5.3-pound weight
  • Two sling studs for field carry

Specifications

Caliber.22 WMR
ActionBolt
Barrel Length18 inches
Barrel MaterialCarbon-fiber-wrapped stainless steel
Barrel FinishMatte black
Muzzle Thread1/2x28
Rate of Twist1 in 16 inches
Overall Length36 inches
Weight5.3 pounds
Magazine Capacity10 rounds
Magazine TypeRotary
Stock TypeSporter (grey laminate Timberlite thumbhole)
Length of Pull13.5 inches
TriggerUser-adjustable AccuTrigger, 2.5–6 pounds
ReceiverCarbon steel, matte blued finish
EjectionRight-hand port
HandRight-handed (ambidextrous stock)
IncludedTwo-piece Weaver bases, muzzle cap, two sling studs

Frequently Asked Questions

What optics can I mount on the Savage B22?

The rifle comes pre-drilled with two-piece Weaver bases, so any standard Weaver-format scope ring and optic will install directly without additional gunsmithing. Popular choices for .22 WMR include 3–9x40 hunting scopes or compact red-dot sights for closer-range work.

Can I use a suppressor on this rifle?

Yes. The muzzle is threaded 1/2x28, and a muzzle cap is included. This is a common suppressor thread pitch, so suppressors designed for that specification will fit. Check your local and state regulations on suppressor ownership and use.

Is the Timberlite stock ambidextrous?

The grey laminate Timberlite thumbhole stock is designed with an ambidextrous grip, making it comfortable for both right- and left-handed shooters. The length of pull is 13.5 inches, which accommodates most adult and youth body sizes.

What's the difference between .22 WMR and standard .22 LR?

This rifle is chambered in .22 WMR (Magnum), which delivers significantly more power and velocity than .22 LR. It's a better choice for hunting small game at distance, varmint control, and target work, but ammunition cost is higher. Always verify your ammunition matches the rifle's chamber before loading.