Savage Arms Rifles/Shotguns
Savage Arms Mark II-G Rimfire Series Rifle, 20700, Blue, Bolt, 22 LR, 10 Rd, 20.75", AccuTrigger
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| Product ID: |
56956 |
| UPC: |
062654207006 |
| MFG ID: |
20700 |
Price: $190.99
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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-G
- Manufacturer Number: 20700
- Action: Bolt
- Caliber: 22 LR (Long Rifle)
- Capacity: 10 Round
- Barrel Length: 20.75 Inch
- Barrel Type: Button Rifled
- Features:
- Swivel Studs
- Detachable Magazine
- Overall Length: 39.5 Inch
- Sights: Adjustable Notched Rear, Bead Post Front
- Stock:
- Monte Carlo Style Walnut Finished Hardwood
- Cut Checkering
- Trigger: AccuTrigger
- Weight: 5.5 Pounds
- Finish: Blue
- Quantity: 1
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Savage Mark II G 22LR Awesome rifle for the money!
11/16/2009 11:48:57 PM
Reviewer: samsterii
Expertise: Not Chosen
Seems like everyone at the range that shoots the NRA 22LR matches is moving to the Savage line of Mark II''s. Bull barrels are the norm but my daughter loves her G model and the lighter barrel. The wood stocks are better if using a scope due to the higher cheek weld. Smooth action, 10 shots, solid feel, and that trigger is just great. That makes the difference. Ours is the newest version and came with four tapped holes for the scope mount in the receiver. Older versions have a longer receiver and have grooves for the tip-off mounts that aren''t nearly as durable. Savage has their stuff together.
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