Description
Savage Rascal Youth 22LR Left Hand Pink Rifle
The Savage Rascal Youth 22LR Left Hand Rifle is specifically designed for young and beginner shooters who need a safe, lightweight, and easy-to-operate firearm. Featuring a left-hand bolt-action design, this rifle provides a comfortable shooting experience for left-handed users while maintaining the accuracy and reliability Savage Arms is known for.
Built with a durable pink synthetic stock and a 16.13-inch matte black sporter barrel, the Rascal combines lightweight handling with dependable performance. The rifle includes Savage’s adjustable AccuTrigger, allowing shooters to achieve a crisp and consistent trigger pull for improved accuracy. With its single-shot configuration, the Rascal helps new shooters focus on safe firearm handling and proper shooting fundamentals.
Key Features
- .22 LR caliber
- Left-hand bolt action
- 16.13-inch sporter barrel
- Pink synthetic stock
- Single-shot design
- Adjustable AccuTrigger
- Lightweight youth-friendly platform
- Ideal for beginner shooters and training purposes
Why Choose the Savage Rascal Youth Rifle?
The Savage Rascal is widely recognized as one of the most popular youth training rifles available. Its compact size, lightweight construction, and single-shot action encourage safe firearm practices while helping young shooters develop confidence and marksmanship skills. The left-hand configuration makes it especially suitable for left-handed users seeking a comfortable and natural shooting experience.
FAQs
Is the Savage Rascal 13844 suitable for beginners?
Yes. The single-shot design and youth-sized stock make it an excellent training rifle for new and young shooters.
Is this a left-handed rifle?
Yes. Model 13844 is specifically manufactured with a left-hand bolt-action configuration.
What caliber does the Savage Rascal Youth Rifle use?
The Savage Rascal 13844 is chambered in .22 Long Rifle (.22 LR), one of the most popular calibers for training, target shooting, and beginner marksmanship.




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