Derya Arms Launches TM22 Flash

Derya Arms has announced the launch of the TM22 Flash. This tactical semi-automatic .22LR rifle was designed for speed, precision and versatility in recreational shooting. As the flagship model in the TM22 series, the Flash introduces enhanced features for enthusiasts seeking a lightweight, customizable platform. The TM22 Flash meets growing demand for high-performance .22LR options with an MSRP of $249.

The TM22 Flash combines modern tactical elements with proven reliability. It features an 18-inch rifled target barrel for accuracy, a full top rail with flip-up sights for quick optic integration, M-LOK forend and bottom Picatinny rail for accessories. It also has an adjustable collapsible stock with cheek riser on a commercial buffer tube (13-14.5 inch length of pull), AR pistol grip and flat-faced trigger for rapid follow-ups. At just 4.85 pounds unloaded and 34-inches overall, it’s built for all-day recreational use. The rifle includes two, 10-round polymer magazines and is fully compatible with aftermarket 15-round and 25-round magazines for extended sessions. With complete in-house vertical integration, every component is manufactured to ensure quality, durability and value.

“The TM22 Flash represents our commitment to innovation in the .22LR category,” said Dustin Jones, Derya Arms representative. “It’s engineered for shooters who want tactical capabilities without the weight, making it ideal for range training and plinking.”

The TM22 Flash joins the broader TM22 series. The series includes the Standard (with six color options for personalization), ultra-light Feather, durable 20-inch Metal, magazine-fed Lever-action and now the Flash. Shared features like lightweight polymer/metal construction, adjustable length of pull, and magazine compatibility make the TM22 versatile for recreational shooting.

The TM22 Flash has one model compliant in at least every state, including California, Maryland and Massachusetts where applicable.

Alongside the rifle, Derya Arms offers TM22 magazines in 10-round standard, with 15-round and 25-round aftermarket options for enhanced capacity.