The Savage Rascal Minimalist 22 LR Single-Shot Pink/Purple RH is a rimfire bolt-action rifle built for new shooters and youth training. It pairs a Boyd’s Pink & Purple hybrid laminate minimalist stock with Savage’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger for a predictable, customizable pull. The platform emphasizes simple, safe handling and basic accessory compatibility for training and field use.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Savage Arms |
|---|---|
| Model | Rascal Minimalist |
| Material | Boyd’s Pink & Purple hybrid laminate stock; steel barrel and receiver |
| Compatibility | .22 LR rimfire ammunition; standard scope mounts |
| Finish | Pink/Purple laminate stock with blued barrel |
| Weight | 4.0 lbs (per manufacturer specs) |
| Condition | New |
Key Features
- User-Adjustable AccuTrigger — Lets you dial in the pull weight from 2.5 to 3.25 lbs, giving young shooters a crisp, predictable break that builds confidence at the range.
- Single-Shot Bolt Action — Keeps things simple and safe: one round in, fire, then manually cycle the bolt. Perfect for teaching proper loading and unloading without magazine confusion.
- Boyd’s Minimalist Laminate Stock — The Pink & Purple hybrid laminate is durable, moisture-resistant, and sized for smaller frames. It also reduces felt recoil and provides a solid cheek weld.
- Right-Hand Configuration — Designed for right-handed shooters with a right-side bolt handle and ejection port, ensuring smooth operation for the majority of users.
- Scope-Ready Receiver — Grooved for 3/8″ dovetail rings, so you can mount a rimfire scope or red dot without extra gunsmithing. Great for teaching sight alignment.
Who It’s For
This rifle is for parents looking to introduce their kids to shooting, scout leaders teaching firearm safety, or anyone wanting a lightweight, no-fuss .22 for plinking. The pink/purple stock makes it a fun gift for a young shooter who wants something that stands out.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: Adjustable trigger, lightweight at 4 lbs, durable laminate stock, simple single-shot action, scope-ready receiver.
- Cons: Single-shot capacity means slower follow-up shots; no iron sights included, so you’ll need optics or a red dot out of the box.
Comparison
| Feature | Savage Rascal Minimalist | Geissele Super 700 | Timney Triggers Targa |
|---|---|---|---|
| Action Type | Bolt-action, single-shot | Bolt-action, magazine-fed | Bolt-action, single-shot |
| Weight | 4.0 lbs | 12.5 lbs | 7.2 lbs |
| Stock Material | Boyd’s laminate | Aluminum chassis | Synthetic |
| Trigger Adjustability | 2.5–3.25 lbs | 1.5–4 lbs | 2–4 lbs |
| Price | $280.45 | $2,500+ | $1,200+ |
| Best For | Youth training, plinking | Precision long-range | Competition |
FAQ
Is this rifle safe for a child to use?
Yes, the single-shot action requires manual cycling between rounds, which reduces the chance of accidental discharges. The AccuTrigger also has a built-in safety blade. Always supervise young shooters.
What optics can I mount on this?
The receiver is grooved for 3/8″ dovetail rings. Any rimfire scope or red dot with compatible mounting rings will work. We recommend a low-power scope like a 4×32 for general plinking.
Does it come with a magazine?
No, this is a single-shot rifle. You load one round directly into the chamber. There is no magazine well or detachable magazine.
Can left-handed shooters use this?
This is a right-hand model (RH). For left-handed shooters, look for the left-hand version of the Rascal Minimalist. The bolt handle and ejection port are on the right side.
What’s the minimum age recommendation?
Savage recommends this for shooters aged 8 and up, depending on maturity and physical size. The lightweight 4-lb design makes it easy for smaller frames to handle.
Trust & Shipping
- ✔ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states)
- ✔ Ships 1-2 business days
- ✔ 30-day returns
- ✔ Secure checkout
Explore more options in our Bolt Action Rifles category or check out Rimfire Rifles for similar youth-friendly models. You can also browse Youth Rifles for other training options. Last updated: April 2026





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