Many lever guns hold their rounds in a tube. The BLR-22 does not. It feeds a .22 LR from a detachable box magazine that holds ten rounds, so loading and unloading are quick and tidy. It is the rimfire version of Browning's BLR platform, and the seller calls it compact and lightweight.

It has a wood stock and a blued steel barrel, with a short-throw lever that cycles fast. Notes say the receiver is typically grooved for optics, so you can add a small scope if you want. For plinking, training a new shooter and small game, it suits a cabin closet or a ranch truck rack.

This one is used. The listing says there is cosmetic wear from normal handling and no major damage noted. It is sold as described. Look at the photos and use the condition note to set your expectations.

A rimfire lever gun is a sensible thing to own. Ammunition is cheap, recoil is nothing and it teaches trigger discipline and sight alignment. It ships to your FFL dealer for the background check.