Savage Arms 64 Precision .22 LR Semi Auto Rifle - 20+1 Rounds | 16.5" Barrel | FDE Synthetic Stock | Blue/Black

Questions & Answers

• Q: on the rear of the receiver, is this a plastic piece or is it metal ?( part that the firing pin goes into)

  • Answered
  • Asked 11/17/2024 10:55 by Stephen C

  A:

  Hi Stephen and welcome. That part of the receiver is metal Sir. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

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• Q: if it comes with 20 MOA picatinny, can you get a 0 MOA picatinny rail for it? and if so would it be for savage model 64?

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  • Asked 11/16/2024 21:12 by Stephen C

  A:

  Hi Stephen and welcome. Yes, this model comes Drilled & tapped with 1-piece 20 MOA rail. 0 moa rail available here: https://egwguns.com/savage-64-picatinny-rail
• Q: Savage Arms 64 Precision .22 LR Semi Auto Rifle looking for additional 20 rd magazines

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  • Asked 10/30/2024 18:10 by Bryan M

  A:

  Hi Bryan and welcome. https://www.c4gunstore.com/magazines/high-capacity-magazines/magazine-60-series-22lr-20rdsv30020 --------------- Cheers and stay safe!
• Q: Does this have an adjustable stock and what is the shortest length of pull?

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  • Asked 04/15/2024 18:01 by Dennis B

  A:

  Hi Dennis and welcome. Unfortunately, the stock is fixed at 13.5" Length of Pull. Cheers and stay safe!
• Q: What is the weight?

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  • Asked 03/28/2024 22:52 by Corinna W

  A:

  Hi Corinna, the unloaded weight is exactly 5.466 lbs
  Full details here >>> https://www.savagearms.com/content?p=firearms&a=product_summary&s=45125
  Stay safe & have a great day!

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• Q: Gun spec's show 20+1. Charles b. review states 2 ,10rd mag.
  Does the gun come with 20rd mag. Or 2 , 10rd. magazines?

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  • Asked 02/13/2024 01:32 by Mike B

  A:

  Hi Charles, there is a 10rd model (45124) and a 20rd model (45125), this is the 20rd model.
  https://www.savagearms.com/content?p=firearms&a=product_summary&s=45125
  Stay safe & have a great day!

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• Q: Does this mean it is ready to accept a suppressor without any further modifications?

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  • Asked 01/12/2024 03:22 by mike k

  A:

  Yes, the only thing you'd need to do is pick your suppressor out, pay your tax stamp and play the waiting game.

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• Q: What is the reason this has only a 16.5" barrel. If it had another 1.5 inches I would buy one.

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  • Asked 08/31/2023 01:55 by Douglas O

  A:

  Hi Douglas and welcome. In 22lr, full powder burn happens at around 16 inches of barrel. A shorter barrel can be as inherently accurate as a longer barrel especially if there is not a substantial velocity increase to push the bullet for less drop at a longer distance. Once the powder is burned, there is no point in a longer barrel. Hope this makes sense. Cheers and stay safe!