The new Derya TM22 lever-action .22 LR rifle has added a splash of colour to the market, coming in a range of colours from traditional black-and-walnut to eye-catchingly bright — all for under $900.
But it’s not just colour that makes Turkish-made 10-shot rimfire unusual compared with other .22 lever-actions.
It feeds from a detachable box magazine, has adjustable comb height and includes a standard-issue Picatinny rail for scope mounting.Â
It also has open sights.
The lever throw is slightly shorter than most other lever-actions, and also very smooth and light, so cycling is easy.
A trigger-block ensures the Derya cannot be fired unless the lever is held securely against the stock.
One version is available with a walnut stock with its metalwork finished in black.Â
All others are fitted with black synthetic stocks but have their barrelled actions in a range of colours, including black, grey, burnt bronze, blue, purple and pink.
Future shipments will include the Muddy Girl pink camo pattern and Stihl orange.Â
They retail for around $895. If you’re interested but can’t find them in your local dealer, contact Australian distributor Hunt’s Shooting Supplies.
We will have a full review of the new Derya in our April issue.
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