Quiet, accurate, and deadly... at least on rats and other vermin. The Savage Mark II FV-SR is the perfect "Rat Jihad" rifle. It's short, light, cycles quickly for a bolt gun, has an awesome trigger, and comes with a threaded muzzle for suppressor. One example shown here is camouflaged in condensed Varicam (Multicam-like) pattern, making it even more stealthy in many environments. Contact www.missionspeccamo.com for that service, use code nutnfancy. As a pest control rifle, the Savage Mark II is an excellent choice. Tested for months in TNP were two FV-SRd and a Mark II G model. Some reliability problems surfaced early with a magazine whose sides separated. But mostly they ran very reliably and shot with excellent accuracy, especially the Aguila Super Extra Subsonic load (shown). Shot from 20 to 100 yards, the Savage Mark II accuracy seemed to keep pace with all other .22 rifles tested so far. Many targets are shown with many loads to include Remington Subsonic, Eley Prime Match, Federal Bulk, Aguila, and CCI Min-Mags. Bolt manipulation is smooth, the adjustable 3 lb AccuTrigger is excellent (watch it for side disengagement though, discussed), the safety perfectly situated, the LOP well sized, and the molded in checkering on the synthetic stock works. The magazine and its retention system works but I prefer that found on the Marlin XT rifles for reason discussed. This are mid-priced .22 bolt action rifles made in Canada and for the most part the quality is excellent: hard ...
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