Description
Lever guns and chassis-style furniture do not usually run in the same circles, but Savage went ahead and introduced them anyway. The Revel Tactical pairs the same slick-cycling 22 LR lever action from the Revel family with a black polymer stock designed by MDT, the folks known for serious precision rifle chassis work. The result is a rimfire lever gun that feels right at home next to a modern optic and a can, while still delivering that satisfying lever throw that never gets old at the range.
What Makes the Revel Tactical Different
Start with the 18 inch medium-profile barrel. It is threaded at the muzzle, so adding a suppressor or other muzzle device is a simple screw-on affair, and 22 LR happens to be one of the most enjoyable cartridges to shoot suppressed. The receiver wears a Picatinny rail for quick optic mounting, and the MDT stock features interchangeable comb heights so you can get proper cheek weld whether you are running the adjustable iron sights or a scope sitting up on the rail. The hooded front sight and adjustable rear mean you are ready to shoot right out of the box, no glass required.
Built for Range Days and Small Game
The under-barrel tube holds 12 rounds of 22 LR plus one in the chamber, which keeps the fun going between reloads whether you are working steel plates or squirrel hunting. M-LOK slots on the forend give you real estate for a light, sling mount, or bipod, and the grippy touchpoints molded into the stock keep things planted when your hands are cold or sweaty. A crossbolt safety rounds out the controls.
Why the Savage Revel Tactical 22 LR Earns a Spot in the Safe
This is the lever gun for people who thought they did not want a lever gun. It trains new folks on fundamentals, doubles as a quiet suppressor host, and brings genuine character to a rimfire collection without asking you to give up modern accessories. Cheap to feed, easy to love, and different enough that it will get questions every time you uncase it.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Savage Arms
- Model: Revel Tactical
- Manufacturer Part Number: 46040
- UPC: 062654460401
- Caliber: .22 LR
- Action: Lever Action
- Capacity: 12+1
- Magazine Type: Under-barrel tubular magazine
- Barrel Length: 18"
- Barrel: Medium-profile, threaded muzzle, black finish
- Receiver: Black with Picatinny rail
- Stock: Black MDT polymer with interchangeable comb heights
- Forend: M-LOK slots with textured grip panels
- Sights: Adjustable iron sights with hooded front
- Safety: Crossbolt
What’s Included
- Savage Revel Tactical 22 LR rifle
- Interchangeable comb height pieces
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I mount a suppressor on the Savage Revel Tactical?
Yes, the 18 inch barrel comes threaded from the factory, so it accepts suppressors and other muzzle devices without a trip to the gunsmith. A 22 LR lever gun with a can is about as pleasant as shooting gets, especially with subsonic ammo. Just double check your suppressor's thread adapter matches before ordering a mount.
How is the Revel Tactical different from the Revel Classic?
Same smooth lever action underneath, different clothes on top. The Tactical swaps the Classic's walnut stock for a black MDT-designed polymer stock with interchangeable comb heights, adds a Picatinny rail on the receiver, M-LOK slots on the forend, and a threaded muzzle. If you plan on running an optic, a suppressor, or accessories like a light or bipod, the Tactical is the one built for it.
Does the Revel Tactical come with sights or do I need an optic?
It ships with adjustable iron sights, including a hooded front sight, so you can shoot it straight out of the box. The receiver-mounted Picatinny rail is there when you want to add a red dot or scope. The interchangeable comb heights on the MDT stock let you dial in your cheek weld for either setup.
What is the Savage Revel Tactical best suited for?
It shines as a range gun, a suppressor host, and a small game rifle. The 12+1 capacity of 22 LR keeps ammo costs low for long plinking sessions, and the lever action makes it a fun trainer for new shooters learning the fundamentals. It is also just a genuinely different rifle to own if your safe is already full of bolt guns and ARs.




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