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Left-Handed B Series F

The Savage Arms B Series F is a true left-hand bolt action rifle, catalogued here in 3 left-handed configurations across 3 chamberings.

  • Bolt left
  • Ejects left
Savage Arms B Series F
Price at Guns.com
From $330
Calibers
3
Magazine
10 rounds
Barrel
21"

updated Oct 27, 12:03 AM EDT

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All 3 left-handed B Series F configurations

CaliberBarrelWeightThreadedMSRPSKU
17 HMR21"5.5 lbNo$38970840Details →
22 LR21"5.5 lbNo$35970240Details →
22 WMR21"5.5 lbNo$38970540Details →

Specs source-verified against Savage Arms's published data. Last checked 2026-05-28.

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B Series F: common questions

Does the Savage Arms B Series F come in a left-handed version?

Yes. The Savage Arms B Series F is offered as a true left-hand action — the bolt handle and ejection port are on the left side — across 3 catalogued configurations.

What calibers does the left-handed Savage Arms B Series F come in?

17 HMR, 22 LR, 22 WMR.

How much does a left-handed Savage Arms B Series F cost?

MSRP runs from $359 to $389 depending on chambering and finish. Street prices are usually lower.

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Savage Arms B Series F

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