The Savage Model 64 FL is a semi-automatic .22 LR rifle built specifically for left-handed shooters, with the ejection port and operating controls configured for left-hand use. At 5 lbs with a 21-inch carbon steel barrel, it's light and easy to handle. The detachable 10-round box magazine makes reloading quick. Finish is matte black. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Action: Semi-Automatic 
• Capacity: 10 Rounds (detachable box magazine) 
• Barrel Length: 21 inches 
• Weight: 5 lbs 
• Finish: Matte Black 
   

Features 

The AccuTrigger provides a crisp, adjustable pull, which is notable for a semi-automatic rimfire at this price. The grooved receiver accepts standard .22 scope rings without additional mounts, keeping optics setup simple. The rifle ships with adjustable rear sights and a front ramp sight for iron-sight use out of the box. 
 
Left-handed .22 LR semi-autos are a narrow category, and the Model 64 FL fills it at an accessible price point. Good option for left-handed beginners learning semi-auto fundamentals, or as an affordable small game and plinking rifle.

The Model 64 FL's primary appeal in discussions is the left-hand configuration. It's one of the few affordable .22 LR semi-autos purpose-built for left-handed shooters rather than merely being a mirrored afterthought. That distinction consistently comes up as the main reason buyers chose it.

Accuracy feedback is positive, with owners reporting clean, consistent performance for target shooting and small game. The AccuTrigger draws appreciation as a feature that typically appears only on bolt-action Savage rifles at this price, making it a genuine differentiator in the semi-auto rimfire segment.

Reliability with standard velocity ammunition is generally good. High-velocity and certain bulk pack loads occasionally draw comments about feeding issues, which is fairly typical for .22 LR semi-autos. The synthetic stock is described as basic but functional. Weight criticisms are occasional rather than dominant. At 5 lbs it's light, though some owners wanted something even more compact.

Overall sentiment is positive, particularly among left-handed shooters who have fewer options in this category.