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    NF1E

    40 gn V-max for the 26" .223.

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    Going to try using a few thousand 40 gn V-max .224 bullets that have been on the back of my stash shelf for decades. Loaded up 50 each using Lapua and

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    before we go bye bye

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    I would like to try one more time, I still would like to find a stainless rifle length 257 and or 226 JDJ, this would work too 225 AI or a 225- 25 AI

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    Still a new-er member and new to Savage rifles but not a new shooter. Also new to precision shooting. I wanted to get a .22 rifle for bench practice/skill

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    Unfortunately, we didn't draw anything with 8 points.

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    Savage Arms Axis II Pro in .350 Legend Review 

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    Published on 06-17-2025 01:15 PM  Number of Views: 98 
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    In mid-2024 Savage Arms cut loose a new, updated version of their venerable Axis II series of rifles dubbed the Axis II Pro. With the update came several improvements to the Axis platform to include an all new bolt handle design, an all new stock pattern with a more vertical pistol grip, and specific to the Pro model a medium-heavy contour 18", 19" or 20" barrel (dependent ...
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    Revisiting Hunter's Ed 

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    Published on 01-31-2025 06:51 PM  Number of Views: 990 
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    Way back in 1985 I took the basic hunter's education class at Sabre's Gun Club in Lima, OH at the ripe old age of 11. At that time there were no digital records kept by the state, no unique # issued to you for Wildlife Officers or agencies to call up to verify you took the course - all you got was a business sized card stating you completed the course with your name on it, the date and location you took ...
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    Athlon Ares ETR UHD 4.5-30x56mm Review 

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    Published on 01-31-2025 11:14 AM  Number of Views: 3248 
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    Those who have been around our forum for a while may remember that when Athlon Optics first hit the scene back in 2014 I was pretty skeptical about them. At the time they were an unknown entity, and between the spec sheets, prices, and abundance of overwhelmingly positive reviews they were getting online it all just sounded far too good to be true. After all, Athlon Optics was just another brand that sprung up copying the Vortex business model of spec'ing out optics from Chinese ...
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    I Want Iron Sights Again 

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    Published on 01-21-2025 01:39 PM  Number of Views: 1015 
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    If one were able to hop into a time machine and go back to the mid 2000's to visit a gun shop, they would find that most every new bolt-action hunting rifle on the rack was equipped with iron sights. For whatever reason, just a few years later you would be hard pressed to find any new bolt-action hunting rifle in the rack with irons. ...
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    Savage Arms Catalogs: 1960-1969 

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    Published on 01-11-2025 03:45 PM  Number of Views: 2845 
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    The 1960's was a booming time for Savage Arms. It was a decade of innovation and growth for the company. New models were abundant during this decade, as were updates to existing models such as the addition of detachable box magazine Model 99's (1964) ...
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    Installing a new Accutrigger in a 20+ year old flat back Model 16 

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    Published on 01-09-2025 12:27 PM  Number of Views: 2850 
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    My new old stock model 16 arrived a few days ago and one of the first things I wanted to change on it was the trigger. ...
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    Cooey Rifles: Another In-Depth Look at Canada's Gunmaker 

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    Published on 01-09-2025 08:35 AM  Number of Views: 1346 
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    Back in 2019 we published a brief piece on the H.W. Cooey Machine and Arms Company which contained a link to a great article on the history of said company which was ultimately purchased by Savage Arms in 1995 to provide them with a means to re-enter the rimfire market. This evening, while browsing through some older articles on one of my favorite publication's website I stumbled upon ...
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    Savage Axis Firing Pin Variations Explained 

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    Published on 12-06-2024 07:01 AM  Number of Views: 2606 

    Since the introduction of the Axis in 2010, Savage Arms has made several revisions to the design of the firing pin and the firing pin spring. The original design featured a heavier firing pin as well as a one-piece firing pin spring. This original design worked extremely well and provided sufficient energy to reliably ignite primers. ...
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    Savage Arms Rimfire Plant Expands To Start Production Of New Lever-Actions 

    Published on 04-14-2024 07:00 AM  Number of Views: 4870 
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    As reported by Global News earlier this week, Savage Arms has announced a $3.3 million (CAD) dollar expansion to their rimfire production facility in Lakefield, Ont. Canada. According to the article, the Ontario government is providing approximately $504,631 in funding ...
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    Savage Announces 555 Sporting and 555 Sporting Compact Now Shipping in Additional Calibers 

    Published on 01-31-2024 07:23 PM  Number of Views: 3547 
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    WESTFIELD, Massachusetts - January 24, 2024 - Savage Arms is excited to announce that models 555 Sporting and 555 Sporting Compact are now shipping. The 555 Sporting is now available in 20 GA and .410 Bore, with the 555 Sporting Compact now being offered in 12 GA, 20 GA and 410 ...
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