22 lr. Savage Mark II Classic vs. Browning T-Bolt
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Nontypical Buck
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I’m considering getting a 22 lr. in a bolt action and was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the Browning T-Bolt Target/Varmint or the Savage Mark II Classic. I have handled the Savage Mark II Classic and found it handled very well. The finish of this rifle was excellent and I found the action was well made. I haven’t had the opportunity of handling the T-bolt and was wondering how well the straight pull action works. The Browning is around $100 more then the Savage. Would anyone have any input on either one of these rifles???
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I’m considering getting a 22 lr. in a bolt action and was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the Browning T-Bolt Target/Varmint or the Savage Mark II Classic. I have handled the Savage Mark II Classic and found it handled very well. The finish of this rifle was excellent and I found the action was well made. I haven’t had the opportunity of handling the T-bolt and was wondering how well the straight pull action works. The Browning is around $100 more then the Savage. Would anyone have any input on either one of these rifles???
I’m considering getting a 22 lr. in a bolt action and was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the Browning T-Bolt Target/Varmint or the Savage Mark II Classic. I have handled the Savage Mark II Classic and found it handled very well. The finish of this rifle was excellent and I found the action was well made. I haven’t had the opportunity of handling the T-bolt and was wondering how well the straight pull action works. The Browning is around $100 more then the Savage. Would anyone have any input on either one of these rifles???
So, yeah... I like it OK.
FC
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Nontypical Buck
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We have an older browing tbolt in the family and it is quite accurate. I like what i see of the savages. On the forums, I have found the savages can vary in accuracy and it is reportedly due to their mass production chambering. Gets a little loosey-goosey sometimes and affects accuracy. For the money though, I really like current savages; the accu-trigger is great.
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Nontypical Buck
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cma , This rifle would be used for target & varmints. I did do a search on the Schultz & Larsen and couldn’t find anything on line at any of the sporting good stores in a 22 lr. on this side of the border.
As for Savage ,I did have a Savage in a 17 HMR and was not impressed with it’s accuracy but that Savage classic does have quite an improvement in quality as for accuracy ??
Thanks guys
As for Savage ,I did have a Savage in a 17 HMR and was not impressed with it’s accuracy but that Savage classic does have quite an improvement in quality as for accuracy ??
Thanks guys
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Trailer-before you buy either,look at both and see which 1 is best in quality and fit. The T-bolt is straight pull. I had a older 1 and it shot equal to my kimber!
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Nontypical Buck
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I’ll have a look at the T-bolt tomorrow. Just called and they just happen to have a couple in stock. May not be the varmint model but the it's a T-bolt so the action should be the same. Thanks SB...


