Model64 or somthing else?

[goodolsavage]

I'm in search of a new 22.. Again.. I recently bought a 22 to replace my 1934 winchester 67. Come to find out i bought a Stevens Springfield 87a that was most likely made 37-beginning of ww2 on top of that the scope it has is a 1938ish mossberg no4 with period adjustable target rings. NOW for the question.. Has anybody had experince with the savage 64? Like accuracy an reliabillity? Or should i go with sothig different. I hate rugger and I'm not a fan of remington so that kinda says me away from marlin a little bit.

[ShawneeB]

Have to be a semi? Never had a 64. The Marlin/Glens always were very accurate. However after a whole mess of 22 sometimes they need some parts in bolt, round flipper etc. Don't know about the remlingons now a days though. I'm not a 10-22 fan either. Ordered some of the Mossy plinkers and one looks like an AR for customers, NOT impressed. Like AR style?,, get a lower and buy a 22 dedicated upper like a spikes or many AR mfg have decent uppers. Theres the colt AR, S&W around $400.

Personally I went to a bolt. Saves on ammo. Got a TOZ can split hairs. Like the FV SR too. Shot a few Henry levers, fun, handy, cool, plinker accuracy is all though. Plenty used 22 semis on GB, all flavors. Gunshops, pawn shops. Nothing wrong with an old Fieldmaster either.

[goodolsavage]

Preferably semi auto.. Sadly i will never own an ar.. I shot an ar and a scar back to back and i was highly disappinted in the ar platform. I want more of a "rifle" feel. And I've been with boltguns all my life and i want somthing "fun" lmao. My 93r17 BV. Is stupid accurate and anything withing 300 yards is dead but somtimes i wanna get away from that and get some challenge. I may use my 87a but il feel bad if i beating up a peice of history/oddity. Idk though? That 93r17 is. Heavy ass gun to carry in the woods were i live. Ravines and streams and thorn bushes lmao thats why i was thinking the 64

[RP12]

I love mine.

[goodolsavage]

I love mine.

I've heard it take a little bit to break it in so it sops jamming and I've witnessed it but hows the accuracy?

[RP12]

Minute of rabbit @ 50 yards.:p

[goodolsavage]

Minute of rabbit @ 50 yards.:p

Minute of headshot i presume?

[RP12]

Yup, with good ammo it will keep them in about a nickel size circle at 50 yards.

[goodolsavage]

Typical savage accuracy then.. Outstanding

[RP12]

One nice thing is their the only game in town to still use a steel receiver.

[goodolsavage]

Honestly idc lol. I'd rather have aluminum so rust isnt an issue since itl be going through northern indiana woods during the stormy season

[goodolsavage]

My mossberg 500 has aluminum reciever and its just as strong as any other shotgun

[RP12]

My mossberg 500 has aluminum reciever and its just as strong as any other shotgunOk.

[mazda3gun]

Love my 64! Goes *BANG* every time.

Simple enough, get one! Buy the charging handle and dovetail rail (if it's not drilled/tapped) here: www.diproductsinc.com (http://www.diproductsinc.com)

[goodolsavage]

Sweet