Savage Arms B22 G Hardwood .22 LR Matte Rifle

A: Eric, this UPC code is for a "Blued Action and Barrel" rifle. Picture flash makes it look much lighter than it actually is. (It is a Blued carbon steel barrel w/sporter contour).

A: Hi Joseph and welcome. This model shoots all without issue. Cheers and stay safe!

A: It's a bolt action so yes.

A: no its not Ammo Picky

A: Hi Joseph, being a bolt action, it will fire all .22 ammo with no issues. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Hi Luis and welcome. Yes Sir it is easily scopable. The 2 Piece, Weaver Style bases would require a scope with Weaver Style Rings. A super setup is the Sweet 22 (calibrated for various weight 22LR ammunition): https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/57264/bsa+sweet+22+3-9x+40mm+rifle+scope --------------------------------------- and these 1-inch medium height Weaver Rings: https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/139484/warne+v401m+vapor+scope+ring+set+maxima+weaver+picatinny+medium+fixed+1+black+anodized+aluminum -------- Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: Yes — the Savage B22 G Bolt-Action Rifle is actually pretty easy to mount a scope on. The receiver comes drilled and tapped from the factory, and Savage includes Weaver-style bases on many B22 G models.

A: Hi Luis, yes sir, this is drilled and tapped for scope mounts, so adding a scope is easy peasy. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Drilled and tapped for scope mounting. No issues.

A: Yes, you can easily add a scope to the Savage B22 G Bolt .22 LR. The receiver is already drilled, tapped, and typically comes with pre-installed scope bases to make mounting an optic straightforward. Key Details for Adding a Scope: The Mounts: The rifle generally uses Weaver-style bases. You will need a set of scope rings that match the base and the tube diameter of your chosen scope (usually 1-inch or 30mm). The Iron Sights: Because the B22 G sits relatively low, you may need to remove or fold down the factory rear iron sight to ensure it doesn't block your scope's objective lens. Eye Relief: Always test your optic at home before tightening everything down so you can adjust the scope forward or backward for proper eye relief. Scope Recommendations: Many shooters pair the B22 G with lightweight, rimfire-specific scopes, like the Leupold 2-7x33mm. If you are looking for guidance on setting everything up yourself, follow the steps in the Savage Arms Scope Guide. To dive into what other