The 64 FL is the left-handed version of Savage's semi-automatic .22 LR rifle, with the handling and controls set up for a southpaw. It uses a straight-blowback action feeding from a detachable ten-round box magazine, a 21-inch blued carbon steel barrel, a black synthetic stock and standard open sights. The rifle weighs 5 pounds, measures 40 inches and has a manual safety; the finish is blue/black.

Left-handed shooters in New Mexico get a rimfire autoloader built for their side, which matters when you are working the safety and running the gun quickly. At 5 pounds it is an easy rifle to carry for small game or to hand a young shooter who is learning on the left shoulder, and the open sights mean it is ready to shoot without an optic. The ten-round magazine suits a quiet afternoon of plinking, and the synthetic stock takes field use without complaint.

Key features

• Left-hand .22 LR semi-automatic
• Straight-blowback action, ten-round box magazine
• 21-inch blued carbon steel barrel
• Black synthetic stock, open sights
• 5 pounds, 40 inches overall

It ships to the New Mexico FFL dealer you choose for the NICS check and the seven-day state wait.