Derya's New TM22 Rimfires Share Mags, One Platform, More Options

Derya is rounding out its TM22 rimfire lineup for 2026 with two new .22 LR options: an upgraded semi-auto called the Timekeeper and a pump-action model, giving preppers and small-game hunters more ways to run the same proven platform.

Snapshot

American Rifleman reports that Turkish manufacturer Derya is adding two models to its TM22 family: a refined version of the semi-auto TM22 Standard called the Timekeeper, and an all-new pump-action TM22 Pump. Both share the same magazines and threaded barrels as existing TM22 rifles, extending an already modular .22 LR platform into another operating system.

Key points

• Timekeeper upgrades: Builds on the TM22 Standard with a tool-less adjustable stock for length-of-pull and cheekpiece height, M-Lok fore-end slots, QD sling points, and four stock color options.
• Better sights, threaded barrel: An 18-inch barrel threaded 1/2x28 TPI pairs with a fully-adjustable fiber-optic rear sight and hooded front post, plus a full-length Picatinny rail for optics.
• Magazines and weight: Both new models feed from the standard TM22 magazines (10, 15, or 25 rounds) and weigh 4.85 pounds; the Timekeeper ships with two 10-round mags at a $249 MSRP.
• Pump-action newcomer: The TM22 Pump brings a classic manual action to the family with polymer furniture, parkerized steel, anodized aluminum, and the same 18-inch threaded barrel and sight setup, priced at $429 MSRP.

Quick take

For preppers who like options without committing to a whole new ammo or magazine system, Derya's approach of layering operating systems onto one TM22 platform is worth watching. A pump gun that shares mags with a semi-auto trainer means less gear duplication in a bug-out battery, and the threaded barrels on both new models add flexibility for suppressor use where legal.

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