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Butler Creek
If you run a Savage A22 .22 LR and find yourself reloading too often at the range or in the field, a Butler Creek BCA22LR25 25-round detachable magazine is a practical upgrade. This Savage Arms-approved magazine gives you more trigger time between reloads—whether you're shooting targets, varmint hunting, or just enjoying a day of plinking. The larger capacity means fewer interruptions and more rounds downrange.
The magazine is built for reliable performance with a stainless steel spring, all-metal header, and hardened feed lips designed to cycle .22 LR ammunition smoothly. The anti-tilt follower keeps rounds aligned and feeding true, even as you work through a full magazine. A remaining round indicator lets you glance at the side of the magazine to check your ammunition level without unloading it.
Loading is straightforward: use traditional thumbing or take advantage of the red loading assist lever molded into the side for easier insertion of rounds. If you need more capacity on a single outing, you can connect two magazines together for quick magazine changes. The durable black polymer body pairs durability with lightweight handling, making it at home whether you're running through a brick of ammo or tackling a varmint control job.
| Caliber | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 25 rounds |
| Firearm Compatibility | Savage A22 |
| Type | Detachable magazine |
| Color | Black |
| Spring Material | Stainless steel |
Yes. The Butler Creek BCA22LR25 is designed for the Savage A22 .22 LR and carries Savage Arms approval for fit and function.
The red loading assist lever on the side of the magazine is designed to help speed up the loading process compared to pressing rounds down by hand alone. You can also use traditional thumbing if you prefer.
The remaining round indicator on the side of the magazine lets you see at a glance how many rounds you have left without unloading the magazine.
Yes. Two Butler Creek A-Series magazines can be connected together for quick magazine changes and doubled capacity during longer shooting sessions.
Butler Creek
If you run a Savage A22 .22 LR and find yourself reloading too often at the range or in the field, a Butler Creek BCA22LR25 25-round detachable magazine is a practical upgrade. This Savage Arms-approved magazine gives you more trigger time between reloads—whether you're shooting targets, varmint hunting, or just enjoying a day of plinking. The larger capacity means fewer interruptions and more rounds downrange.
The magazine is built for reliable performance with a stainless steel spring, all-metal header, and hardened feed lips designed to cycle .22 LR ammunition smoothly. The anti-tilt follower keeps rounds aligned and feeding true, even as you work through a full magazine. A remaining round indicator lets you glance at the side of the magazine to check your ammunition level without unloading it.
Loading is straightforward: use traditional thumbing or take advantage of the red loading assist lever molded into the side for easier insertion of rounds. If you need more capacity on a single outing, you can connect two magazines together for quick magazine changes. The durable black polymer body pairs durability with lightweight handling, making it at home whether you're running through a brick of ammo or tackling a varmint control job.
| Caliber | .22 LR |
| Capacity | 25 rounds |
| Firearm Compatibility | Savage A22 |
| Type | Detachable magazine |
| Color | Black |
| Spring Material | Stainless steel |
Yes. The Butler Creek BCA22LR25 is designed for the Savage A22 .22 LR and carries Savage Arms approval for fit and function.
The red loading assist lever on the side of the magazine is designed to help speed up the loading process compared to pressing rounds down by hand alone. You can also use traditional thumbing if you prefer.
The remaining round indicator on the side of the magazine lets you see at a glance how many rounds you have left without unloading the magazine.
Yes. Two Butler Creek A-Series magazines can be connected together for quick magazine changes and doubled capacity during longer shooting sessions.
