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    mkauffman1
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    model 11 .243


    how can I tell if my .243 is an axis 1 or axis 2?

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    If it has an accu-trigger from the factory, it's an Axis II. Also they're only available in package versions and those all come with a Weaver Kaspa scope. Large buyers like Cabelas and Davidsons may eventually place large orders for non accu-trigger Axis II's, but the only difference between the two as far as I can determine right now is the trigger.
    Originally Posted by keeki
    Guess it doesn't really matter. If ya cant afford $15, you won't be buying much anyways

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    If it's a Model 11 it's not an Axis 1 or 2 it's a Model 11.

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    thomae
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    Post a photo of your rifle here here so there will be no confusion.


    An Axis looks something like this (might or might not have a scope):

    An Axis II looks something like this (note the trigger ):


    A Savage model 11 may have many looks, but the easiest and most noticeable differences to a non-expert are certainly that it will have a different bolt handle without the two "cutouts" that are present on the Axis bolt handle and will not have a solid top to the receiver, although a one piece rail could be mounted that would look to the untrained eye, similar to a solid top. A typical model 11 might look something like this:

    Last edited by thomae; 02-19-2014 at 08:47 AM.

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