Savage Model 64F Rifle, Semi-Auto .22 LR - $159.99

[RangeviewSports]

Savage Model 64F Rifle, Semi-Auto .22 LR, Non-restricted $159.99

 

[CheesyBalls]

I really don't need another one of these but they're so god damn cheap

 

[axeprecision]

I really don't need another one of these but they're so god damn cheap

I have 4 of these...don't ask me why.

 

[nomad 68]

To those who own one, are these any good?

 

[ShawnC6]

To those who own one, are these any good?

Great little guns. Just don’t expect the aftermarket support like a 10/22.

Oh what I’d give for short barrel options...

 

[nomad 68]

Thanks for the feedback. I may pick one up for rabbits.

 

[Electro204]

To those who own one, are these any good?

Yes and no. When it feeds ammo it works great and is a very nice flat shooter. I think the issue is more with the mags than the firearm itself where it destroys ammo in the chamber when feeding. I'm talking 2/10 rounds per mag are getting stuck or fed half-way. Mine will not accept hollow points, only round nose.

I've used Winchester White Box, CCI Mini Mags, Federal 525, and American Eagle bulk. I've only found that it works consistently with the Mini Mags.

 

[mtkeats]

Best bang for your buck for a semi 22lr. Most work great right out of the box. Some need the mag slightly filed or sanded to operate correctly. Mine needed the magwell dropped slightly, the mag was sitting too high in the receiver. Bolt would rub against the lip of the mag. Every second shot would stove pipe. 2 5cent washers from home hardware added to the screws as a spacer and it shoots flawlessly now. I’d recommend buying one. You can buy 2 or 3 of these for the price of a ruger 10/22. And they have been manufactured for many years so there are a lot of parts out there if you ever broke something or wore it out.

 

[squidxm]

Best bang for your buck for a semi 22lr. Most work great right out of the box. Some need the mag slightly filed or sanded to operate correctly. Mine needed the magwell dropped slightly, the mag was sitting too high in the receiver. Bolt would rub against the lip of the mag. Every second shot would stove pipe. 2 5cent washers from home hardware added to the screws as a spacer and it shoots flawlessly now. I’d recommend buying one. You can buy 2 or 3 of these for the price of a ruger 10/22. And they have been manufactured for many years so there are a lot of parts out there if you ever broke something or wore it out.

Can’t tell if this is sarcasm or if your standards for expectations from your firearms is very low.

 

[p.Rundle]

Can’t tell if this is sarcasm or if your standards for expectations from your firearms is very low.

"bang for buck." honestly for an extra 10 cents that's not too bad. i would be annoyed to deal with it, but to each his own.

 

[mtkeats]

Lol. Just YouTube these guns. Most ppl love it. It’s a cheap plinker. Some have poor fit and finish but with little minor adjustments they can shoot reliably. I don’t think there’s anything else on the market that can compete price wise. It’s a great beginner gun for someone getting into the sport or just some fun in the backwoods.