Savage Mark II 93 BTVS .22 LR Bolt Action Rifle - Stainless/Silver, 21" Barrel, 5+1 Rounds, Laminate Thumbhole Stock

This rifle can shoot. I will say it again. This rifle can shoot! And not just shoot, but shoot great groups. This is my gun for group therapy. 30 yards is nothing. 50 yards is nothing. 70-75 great groups. At a 100 yards I can still shoot under an inch. I can shoot up to 3/4 inch groups at 100 depending on the ammo and wind conditions. The Accu-Trigger is easily adjustable, but it came perfectly to my liking from the factory. The colorful stock and stainless parts givesmy gun safe a different look from from having all those black guns. Actually, the stock is not as pink as it looks in the picture. I was worried that I was buying a pink gun. Haha. The thumbhole stock is soooo smooth and looks nice. The muzzle is crowned, which is a bonus. I added a Simmons 3-18x40 on it. The rifle comes with scope mounts. You can still add picatiny rails if you want. The fit and finish are great. I’ve shot over 700 rounds through it. It is a bolt action so you shouldn’t encounter much issues. I had no issues at all, other than having to buy more ammo because it is fun to shoot. Haha. You can’t go wrong with this rifle. I like that the from if the stock has vents to assist with cooling. And it looks nice. Great rifle!

Model Mark II BTVSS (RJ) 25765. Rifle looks good out of the box. Trigger feels nice but sort of strange to use. But where's the tack driver? Best I can get is 7/8 inch groups at 50yd with Fed AutoMatch which shoots 1/2" or less (usually all touching) in my Rem 513-T. I'm not going to waste Wolf in it until I see it shoot better. Read this http://www.portercalls.com/savage_mark_ii_btvlss__22lr.htm the guy is about spot on despite some extraneous verbiage. This rifle is not even near bedded in the stock, the pillars to the receiver are free above the stock by about 1/4", barrel is free floating, what happened to their CNC machine? This thing would take some serious work to make it shoot, maybe. My 1958 Win 61 pump shoots better than this thing. The gun/stock is too light to shoot off the bench. Quality of manufacture is just OK, but it sure looks good. I may not keep it. It might take a pound of JB weld or Devcon to bed the thing properly. I'm pretty disappointed, at least it wasn't expensive. You get what you pay for it looks like in this case, I thought it would be much better than this.

Another great transaction with Bud's! This Savage MK2 is amazing. Fit and finish were perfect and absolutely NO malfunctions using 5 different types of ammo. Serious tack driver right out of the box!

Received my rifle today, checked out great. The stock is darker in color than the photo on this site. Looks much nicer in my opinion, although it's a bit eccentric. I mounted a Sightron SII Big Sky 3.5-10x42 scope with high burris zee signature rings and hit the range. sited in at 100 yards on a windy day. most groups were around 1.5-2", with my best during a calm patch at 3/4", just making one oblong hole. Harris bipod and shooting bag used, II was shooting American Eagle and Federal budget box ammo, both shot great. Very accurate rifle as I have come to expect with Savage. I love accutriggers and this stock is great. wide fore-end and the thumb hole is comfortable. the comb is mostly high enough for comfortable scope use, which some 22's lack. overall, incredibly pleased and hope to smoke some prairie dogs later this month with it. buy one, you won't be disappointed.

The rifle is all I hoped for and more. Fit and finish is superb and the trigger is fantastic. I have a great scope and rings coming for it any day.