Savage Arms Mark II-Classic Rimfire Series Rifle, 20750, Blue, Bolt, 22 LR, 10 RD, 24", AccuTrigger
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If you're looking for something fun to shoot that is effective in its attack this Savage Arms Mark II Rimfire Series Rifle is it. With the AccuTrigger system you can adjust the trigger on the Savage Arms Mark II Rimfire Series Rifle to your feel and comfort giving you a smooth and precise shot. Natural in the hand this Savage Arms Mark II Rimfire Series Rifle makes plinking around fun and is a great rifle for the serious hunter too.
- Savage Arms Mark II Rimfire Series Rifle
- Model: Mark II-Classic
- Manufacturer Number: 20750
- Action: Bolt
- Caliber: 22 LR (Long Rifle)
- Capacity: 10 Round
- Barrel Length: 24 Inch
- Barrel Type: Button Rifled
- Features:
- Swivel Studs
- Detachable Magazine
- Overall Length: 40 Inch
- Sights: Scope Bases Installed
- Stock:
- Satin Lacquer American Walnut
- Wrap Around Checkering
- Contrasting Black Forend Tip
- Trigger: AccuTrigger
- Weight: 6.25 Pounds
- Finish: High Luster Blue
- Quantity: 1
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Reviewer: scoremaster
Location: PA
Expertise: Military Experience
This is one sweet rifle, very accurate. I use mine for squirrel hunting.
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Reviewer: cp, Loyal Customer
Expertise: Not Chosen
This rifle is one of the best target rifles I''ve ever owned. The AccuTrigger system provides an even light pull that can be adjusted. Scope mounts are built onto the rifle. Tight groups are consitently delivered. Fit and finish are excellent. Bolt removal is simple.
Make sure to thoroughly clean and libricate the bolt before use. The bolt has a preservative on it that needs to be cleared off to allow the firing pin to work properly.
This is very common with Savage rimfire rifles.
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