Status/Availability of Savage 93r17 TR - Tactical Style .17hmr

[the_drewster19]

Does anyone have any idea when these will be available in Canada? I am desperately looking for a non-restricted rimfire with a tactical style to it. Not semi-automatic, I like the bolt action, and because I already have a M&P 15-22. Any information at all on this rifle would be great! Thanks!

 

[Bop67]

Wow that looks great, ya it would be nice to know when and if these will be available

 

[Grizzlypeg]

Have you checked Cabella's Canada?

 

[Bop67]

I believe this is it...

h ttp://www.cabelas.ca/index.cfm?pageID=79&section=&ID=21883

 

[Grizzlypeg]

I thought I saw one in the shelf at Cabellas, but it could have been either of the 2 calibres they make them in.

 

[dastt]

There is one at triggers and bows in brantford ontario right now, I Believe the price is $560 ish

Google them and you'll get the number

 

[Paul Morrison]

I own a TRR. I bought it at Epps in July.

 

[Shooter ----/]

Saw them at North Pro Sports in Saskatoon just this past afternoon.

 

[erinf]

savage

Williams arms in port perry has one

 

[the_drewster19]

sweet! ill see if my dealer can order me one maybe.

 

[capncrunch]

I picked up one a few months ago in .22 from Epps. It is a tack driver. A lot of fun to shoot. Really comfortable stock.

There are two versions of this rifle for both .17hmr and .22; the TRR and TRR-SR. The main difference is that the TRR-SR comes with a picatinny rail attachement while the TRR has the smaller weaver rail. Either one will work just fine.

 

[the_drewster19]

I picked up one a few months ago in .22 from Epps. It is a tack driver. A lot of fun to shoot. Really comfortable stock.

There are two versions of this rifle for both .17hmr and .22; the TRR and TRR-SR. The main difference is that the TRR-SR comes with a picatinny rail attachement while the TRR has the smaller weaver rail. Either one will work just fine.

ya i have seen the one with the picatinny rail... its for adding other accessories too, pretty unnecessary if you ask me. oh well! and i want mine in .17hmr

 

[TFunfer]

There are two versions of this rifle for both .17hmr and .22; the TRR and TRR-SR. The main difference is that the TRR-SR comes with a picatinny rail attachement while the TRR has the smaller weaver rail. Either one will work just fine.

The TRR-SR is also threaded 1/2-28 at the muzzle.

 

[capncrunch]

ya i have seen the one with the picatinny rail... its for adding other accessories too, pretty unnecessary if you ask me. oh well! and i want mine in .17hmr

I had to grab the model with the picatinny rail because that was the only one in stock. Definite overkill. It actually gets in the way when shooting off-hand. I can't really think of a purpose of having the rail down the sides, I suppose it's to look tactica-cool.