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A Ton of Fun to Shoot! Savage Revel DLX — SHOT Show 2025

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in Riley Baxter, SHOT Show 2025

At SHOT Show 2025 Range Day, Savage Arms showcased their latest lever-action rimfire rifle, the Revel DLX, and it’s turning heads for all the right reasons.

This lever action rifle combines traditional aesthetics with modern upgrades, making it a standout choice for small game hunting, plinking, or just plain fun at the range. Though the Revel DLX we shot at the range today was chambered in 22 LR. it is also available in 22 WMR and 17 HMR

Key Features That Impress

The Revel DLX is more than just another lever-action rifle. Here’s what sets it apart:

  • Threaded Barrel: For those who love shooting suppressed, the 1/2-28 threaded muzzle is a welcome addition. It allows for easy attachment of a suppressor, adding versatility to this rifle.
  • Walnut Stock with Pistol Grip: The satin-finished contoured walnut stock and intricate stippling not only look stunning but also provide a comfortable and secure grip.
  • Quick Takedown Design: With two push pins, the rifle disassembles easily, making it compact for travel or storage, and straightforward to clean.
  • Smooth Lever Action: The oversized lever loop ensures fast, reliable operation, while the buttery-smooth cycling makes this rifle a joy to shoot.
  • Adjustable Iron Sights: The medium-profile carbon steel barrel is paired with adjustable iron sights for precision and accuracy right out of the box.

A Test Run on the Range

Shooting the Revel DLX at the Savage booth was an absolute blast. The lever action operates effortlessly, feeding cartridges so smoothly you barely notice it. With a suppressor attached, the rifle is whisper-quiet, amplifying the fun factor while reducing noise.

Savage’s attention to detail shows in every aspect of this rifle. From its crossbolt safety to the drilled and tapped receiver for optics, the Revel DLX is both functional and stylish with its rustic charm and modern advancements.

Timeless Aesthetics Meet Practical Design

The Revel DLX is a modern take on a classic design, appealing to both traditionalists and those seeking innovative features. The tubular magazine provides ample capacity for extended plinking sessions or small game hunting, while the rubber butt pad adds comfort during longer shooting stints.

Final Thoughts

Savage Arms has delivered a rimfire rifle that blends tradition and innovation seamlessly. Whether you’re a seasoned shooter or a beginner, the Revel DLX offers something for everyone. With its smooth action, high-quality components, and practical features, this lever-action rimfire rifle is sure to become a go-to favorite.

Stay tuned for additional SHOT Show 2025 updates, and don’t forget to like, subscribe, and follow for more firearm reviews!

Learn more about the Savage’s Revel DLX HERE.

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