First Look: Springfield Model 2020 Rimfire

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posted on July 24, 2023
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Hot on the heels of the release of the 2020 Redline, Springfield Arms has announced the Model 2020 Rimfire family of rifles. Offered in both wood-stocked (Classic) and synthetic-stocked (Target) versions, the blued Model 2020 Rimfire in .22 LR promises shooters a refined bolt-action. 

Comparison Model 2020 Rimfire

Featuring premium Turkish Walnut, the Classic Model is offered in four grades of wood: Select Satin, Grade A, Grade AA and Grade AAA. The Target Model’s synthetic stock—patterned after the 2020 Waypoint—is offered in either black or sage with black webbing finishes and has a target-style configuration. Dual standard sling swivels on the Model 2020 Rimfire give shooters twin interface points for the sling of their choice. The rifle’s rubber recoil pad, artfully shaped and contoured with the lines of the rifle, shoulders intuitively and comfortably. In addition, a length of pull of 13.45-inches ensures handling and performance.

Next up, the bolt-action Model 2020 Rimfire action features dual cocking cams and a hard-chrome bolt for smooth cycling and operation. The 60-degree bolt throw enhances speed and ease of use, while the interrupted picatinny rail delivers a solid foundation for any optic of choice. A threaded bolt handle also allows for further customization by the shooter. Each Model 2020 Rimfire ships with a .22-caliber rotary magazine. Crafted from durable polymer, the magazine holds 10 rounds and delivers them smoothly into the chamber. The rifle is also cross-compatible with Ruger 10/22-pattern magazines of the same capacity, for added value.

Model 2020 Rimfire Classic

The barrel of the Model 2020 Rimfire in .22 LR is 20-inches long and free-floated along its entire length. This means the rifle will not suffer point of impact shift due to input against the stock. The Target Model is threaded to accept suppressors and muzzle devices, while the Classic Model boasts a sporter-contour for a lighter day afield. Optimized for the .22-caliber action, the Model 2020 Rimfire features a Model 700-pattern adjustable trigger that is factory set at 4.5 pounds. The trigger can be tuned to the shooter's preference and delivers a crisp, clean break. Furthermore, the action is designed to accept many aftermarket 700-pattern triggers.

Every configuration of Rimfire is guaranteed to shoot 1-inch or less three-shot groups at 50 yards, with quality match-grade factory ammunition. For more information, visit springfield-armory.comMSRP: $434-$1099

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