Derya TM22 Bolt: A Mag-Fed .22 Bolt Gun for $374

Last updated November 2026 · By Nick Hall, who has followed the TM22 family from the $139 Standard to the Pump and reads every Derya spec table against the release

Quick take: Derya has put a bolt action on its TM22 .22 LR platform. The TM22 Bolt takes the same box magazines as the rest of the TM22 family, comes threaded in an 18- or 20-inch barrel and lists at $374.

• What it is: A magazine-fed bolt-action .22 LR rifle with an 18- or 20-inch rifled target barrel threaded 1/2×28.
• Price: Derya lists both barrel lengths, TM22.BOLT.18 and TM22.BOLT.20, at $374 MSRP.
• Where: Derya says it sells through authorized Derya dealers and its U.S. distribution channels.
• Why it matters: It runs the same 10-round TM22 box magazines as the semi-auto TM22 rifles, so one set of magazines now feeds a bolt gun too.

Plenty of us learned to shoot on a bolt-action .22. Very few of those rifles shared a magazine with anything else in the safe. That is the part Derya changed, and when we pulled the product page, the spec table and Derya’s release, the TM22 Bolt turned out to have a twin.

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What Derya Put Into the TM22 Bolt

Derya’s TM22 Bolt product page says the rifle “brings classic bolt action shooting to the modern TM22 platform” and calls it a mag-fed 22lr rifle. There are two variants: an 18-inch rifled target barrel at 36 inches overall, or a 20-inch barrel at 38 inches overall.

Both barrels are threaded 1/2×28. The spec table gives the weight as 4.85 to 5 pounds across the two lengths, with a width of 2.25 inches, a height of 5 inches and a matte finish of Parkerized steel and anodized aluminum.

Sights are a front bead and a top rail. Derya’s release calls it a “full-length top Picatinny rail,” so a red dot or a rimfire scope goes straight on, and the release also lists a manual safety.

The stock is Derya’s All Generation stock, with an adjustable cheek pad and basepads that set length of pull. In the box you get two 10-round magazines, an Allen key and a Derya bag holding the user manual and a WTTA flyer.

Why a Bolt Gun on the TM22 Magazine Matters

The feed is the story. Derya says the TM22 Bolt “cycles the same reliable 10-round TM22 box magazines,” and it lists 15- and 25-round aftermarket magazines as compatible.

That matters more on a bolt gun than on any other action, because the bolt-action .22 is the rifle people learn on, the one that makes a new shooter slow down, load, aim, work the bolt and think about every round, and the one most of us grew up with fed from a magazine or a tube that fit nothing else we owned.

Put the TM22 Bolt next to a semi-auto TM22 Timekeeper and the same box magazines feed both. A new shooter learns on the bolt gun, moves up to the semi-auto, and nobody buys a second set of magazines.

Dustin Jones, Vice President of Derya Arms, put it this way in the release: “The Bolt gives shooters the classic bolt-action experience they already know, on the same reliable magazine system the rest of the TM22 family uses.” He added, “It’s simple, accurate, and ready to run.”

Count the actions. Derya’s TM22 rifles now come as semi-autos, a lever gun, the TM22 Pump, this bolt gun and a straight pull. One magazine across all of them.

The TM22 Pull Is the Bolt’s Straight-Pull Twin

Derya’s store lists a second new rifle that the release never mentions. The TM22 Pull is a straight-pull .22 LR, and its spec table matches the Bolt line for line: 18- or 20-inch threaded barrels, 36 or 38 inches overall, 4.85 to 5 pounds, a bead, a rail and the same California, Maryland and Massachusetts compliance flags.

The price matches too, at $374. The only spec line that changes is Action Type, which reads Straight Pull instead of Bolt Action.

So the choice comes down to how you want to run the gun. A conventional bolt lifts, then comes back, while a straight pull skips the lift and just goes back and forward. The release covers only the Bolt and its two SKUs, so ask your dealer for the Pull by name.

Where $374 Lands in the TM22 Lineup

At $374, the Bolt costs $125 more than the $249 semi-auto Timekeeper and $235 more than the $139 TM22 Standard. It comes in $25 under the $399 TM22 Lever and $55 under the $429 TM22 Pump.

The Bolt also gets something the Pump did not: a 20-inch barrel you can see on the product page. Derya’s Pump page still lists one barrel length, 18 inches, while the Bolt page carries both 18 and 20 inches, and the release gives both Bolt SKUs the same $374 price.

If you want a semi-auto plinker for the least money, the Timekeeper is still the buy. If you want a manual action on TM22 magazines, the Bolt and the Pull are now the cheapest ways in.

Compliance Flags and the Suppressor Angle

Derya marks the TM22 Bolt compliant in California, Maryland and Massachusetts. Its Timekeeper spec table marks the 18-inch semi-auto compliant in Maryland only, with California and Massachusetts both reading No. A maker’s compliance flag is the maker’s reading, so your dealer has the final word.

The 1/2×28 threads are where a bolt gun earns its keep. A bolt action stays locked when it fires and only opens when you work it, so with a can on the muzzle there is no action cycling at the shot. That is why a suppressed bolt .22 is about as quiet as a rifle gets.

But a compliant rifle is not a legal can. Massachusetts law, Chapter 269, Section 10A, makes it a crime to possess a silencer unless you fall inside narrow manufacturer and law enforcement exceptions. Check our suppressor laws by state page before you buy one.

When You Can Buy the Derya TM22 Bolt

Derya’s release says the Bolt is “Available through authorized Derya dealers and Derya’s U.S. distribution channels.” As this goes up, Derya’s own store flags the listing out of stock, so start with a dealer.

It’s backed by Derya’s limited lifetime warranty, which covers the original customer and is not transferable. Derya builds in Jacksonville, Florida, and Konya, Türkiye, and has sold to U.S. consumers since January 2025.

Same magazine, one more action. The bolt gun is the one that should have come first.

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