Great video. I purchased my savage 64 , 8 years ago at local Big 5. Then it was $179. Plus tax. Anyway, at first range shooting I had problems. The magazine that came with it and a second one I purchased were faulty. At first I thought I bought un-usable rifle. After first shot, it was failure to eject. Then F.T.Fire happened. After a few finally cycled,the base plate on the magazine mysteriously came completely off magazine and remaining ammunition dropped out of magazine. Yea, it was a bad day for me at the range with my new savage 64. Fortunately I had my second firearm ( Walther P22) to finish at least some target shooting. After getting home I did some research on the savage 64 and found a few others who had maybe got same batch of magazines with similar failures. So I followed some modifications tips , filing off sharp edges, sanding loading area of surfaces on magazines with a round file and fine grit mini flat files. And I semi permanently hot glued base plate onto one of the magazines.And it WORKED!! Absolutely, it was possibly the loading ramp on each that didn't get attention before being sold to public. Now it'll shoot every .22 LR ammo I've tried in it.
Excellent video, Rob. My 62f is a great shooting rifle. I changed the tiny factory bolt handle to an extended bolt handle, and also changed the tiny mag release button to an extended magazine release. That adds another $45 or so to the cost of the rifle, but makes it MUCH more pleasant to shoot. I usually use Federal Automatch and get good, consistent results. Pleasantly surprised that the 62f appeared to be at least as accurate as the Ruger 10/22. Keep up the good work!
I have the exact same set up.( 62F and 3x9x32 Baraska scope ). Got them at Walmart last summer,paid $114.00 for the Savage and about $32.00 for the scope (plus tax).Reliable and accurate rifle. All steel receiver and barrel is a plus.
It is hard to beat this gun for the money. I put a m carbo spring kit in mine and it did help the trigger quite a bit. It's still not great but it helps. And that is the one downfall of this rifle as it doesn't have the greatest trigger in the world. But it can be improved upon a little
Used to own a savage but not the ruger so i knew the savage if dialed in would be a good shooter. Thanks for the video Rob as always very helpful an interesting.
Thanks for your time mate. I very much appreciate you going over the different ammo types you used and the results for both weapons. I'll be keeping this vid so I can take notes on what to try with my 22 lr weapon's.
I bought a Rossi RS22 ($99.99) for when I take my grandsons out, they love it, it's a tack driver and I'm not just saying that. I love seeing their faces when they see their hits and take their targets home and hang on their bedroom wall!
I own both and agree, put decent glass on the savage, $100 scope on $100 rifle and amazing results. It's more accurate than both of my ruger 10/22's . I believe it's more accurate because the barrel lenght and the fact that's it's free floating, 21.5 in free float , vs 16in non free floating. Not surprising the savage is more accurate.
I have the Mark ii f with the accutrigger and it is very accurate. Stackin em outa the box accurate. I think it wears a Barska as well. And yeah, I had to work on the barrel of my 3x the cost Ruger American Rimfire 22 when I first got it. Ruger said my accuracy was within their tolerance and denied my return for service, so I reworked the crown myself. If you throw a Marlin 795 into the mix that would make it interesting.
The Ruger 10-22 has the advantage when it comes to simpler disassembly and cleaning. I have a 10-22 but my favorite 22 LR rifle is the Savage Mark 2 bolt action rifle. Very easy to remove the bolt and clean the rifle thoroughly, then put it back. No tools required and there are no parts to lose. Thanks for the video.
I really like this video! I don't do videos but thought about it many times to demonstrate that out of all my 22s, my Browning BLR is the least accurate and it's my most expensive. My ruger 10/22 is slightly more accurate than the Browning but my savage rifles are the most accurate. My mark II is the best followed by my model 29A, which was my grandfather's.
To quote 0l Sootch 00 : “ THIS SAVAGE REALLY IS A SAVAGE!” But for thrice the price a feller could have himself a Ruger with a tad bit more acreage as far as Mag capacity goes… not to mention : a truly beautiful stock .
Great video, thank you. I have both of these rifles too.I love my Ruger 10/22 as it is in my view, a gun cabinet staple but that being said my little Savage is a bang on accurate rifle that hits more on target than my Ruger. I have a simple trimag setup for the 30 round availability and my Savage just has two pairs of the 10 rounder taped together. It’s not the prettiest thing but it works for me. Do you find the receiver on the Savage kind of a punky thin metal with easy to strip hardware? My only complaint of it.
Accuracy tip, Press and hold the trigger rather than stab and release. Make resetting the trigger part of the next shot. I like the accuracy of the Savage but abso-bloom'n-lootly HATE the magazine change requiring two hands. The Savage trigger is better from the factory and there are inexpensive aftermarket (MCARBO) spring kits to make even better. While the 10-22 is the gold standard in cheap & easy 22LR. They are no longer cheap. I'd give the Ruger the nod only because there are so many accessories available. Shamefully a new BX trigger is just about required to make it acceptable. Another nod to the savage is the dovetail receiver. Optics on a ruger are almost always too High and hard to get the scope far enough away for proper eye relief in prone position. Nod goes to the ruger for easy one hand drop free mag.
iv had the ruger 1022 and the marlin model 60 those to me are the best 22lr rifle going around i i ever owned i do only have one savage model mark 2 bolt action rifle in 22lr its the worst shooting 22lr i evr owned it has so many issues like bending the bullets and failure to load round right and the shell not extracting right after all the many issues iv had with with the savage mark 2 i will never buy another one again great video love the 1022 there awesome right a long with the new Winchester wildcat 1020 clone
These were shot at what distance? I’m really not surprised that the 64F performed so well. Great value for a fun plinking/ hunting rifle. Thanks for the video 👍🏼
@@HamiltonOutdoors Amazing! Without significant wind that still puts most of the groups well under 2” @“50 yards, which I believe is Ruger’s acceptable standard for the 10/22. Good shooting, BTW👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Really surprised that the Auto Match had the half inch group & surprised the Federal Red Box was that wide of a group. Wouldn't it be nice to have a Savage 99 vs Ruger 96 match. Good shooting Rob. Keep your powder dry the next few days.
@@HamiltonOutdoors Looks like you've already got you money's worth out of that shooting rest. Haven't gotten a chance to use my yet but may have to add a little more filler to it for heavier rifles. Great for the price. Appreciate the tip.
Yeah, the Savage 64,62. Got one. Never have managed to get a full mag through the damn thing. So, either you get a good one, or one that will never work. Which is the one I got, maybe…1 out of three is a lemon. Sort of like gambling at a low stakes poker game.
This is a second of these I have owned and both of them have worked great never had an issue. Maybe you should send it back to Savage and let them fix it
You did not give the Ruger a fair chance sighted in on a windy day. And that goofy looking scope mount was no help get a normal base and rings and do it over. However I notice you may be a Coalminer appreciate that buddy. I was also here inWV up on Cabin Creek in Kanawha County.
Savage has a longer barrel so it gets my vote plus I’ve had one for years and I shoot some pretty tight groups with it actually just got a 10/22 walnut stock stainless barrel jobby looks cool have no idea how it shoots yet
Have you ever shoot the Winchester Wildcat 22 LR ? I can tell, its fun to shoot ! Besides, its also a budget gun too .... To my experience, I can say .... the Winchester Wildcat shoots as good as the Ruger 10/22 LR ....
Yes I have shot Winchester wildcats through both. And the wildcats seem to be one of the more accurate rounds through both of the guns. The wildcat ammunition is pretty good stuff.
I got one of the old ones with metal trigger guard bought new.Its alright not the best ,just have it for my collection.Still have the box and manual,papers that came with it .
Those 40 grain CCI standard velocities are what I call “poor man’s” match ammo. It’s all I have ever used. I tried Ely match and 10x in my Marlin bolt and (highly modified) ruger 10/22 and never saw any real difference.
idk, I would think the ruger with that nice scope! But Im going to go with the savage and the little barska scope! I bet the winchester super x did pretty good groups and the cci std. :D *resumes watching* lol
The 10/22 mags suck just sold it very unreliable very unconventional very picky on what ammo it will take.can’t even leave it loaded or it won’t feed very disappointed getting the savage
I've owned a lot of 1022s throughout my life and I have never had a problem with their magazine. I guess it's possible to get a bad magazine. But I've never had one. Savages are great rifles as well. Maybe even more accurate
@@HamiltonOutdoors 4 of them I’d be crazy to go buy more of them that’s why I sold it the rifle work good at first and then I came home loaded it up and left it for about two or three weeks. Then all the mags failed.
@@HamiltonOutdoors yeah those BX 10 wouldn’t even feed Winchesters at all either the rounds wouldn’t pop up enough to feed or even sometimes they would get rim locked which was crazy but the CCI wouldn’t feed either
@@zacharyherrington8829 definitely sounds to me like you got some bad magazines. I've never had any issue with the Ruger magazines. And I've owned a few rugers in my life. You know all companies put out some crap once in awhile
The magazines, while heavy and bulky, seem to work fine. I got a left handed 64f recently, and prefer it to my 10/22 and model 60. Mostly due to ease of operation for me, no fumbling for the safety or bolt.
i dont whant to be a Savage lover but Savage is a higher quality in grouping and sell in a better price and its made in my country so im all Savage to mush high price on a 10/22 ruger for less accuracy lol and savage64F make mag with 20 shoot now
I have never owned a 10/22, I just do not like the rotary magazine. I really like Savage 22s. I can't warm up to their newer rotary mag rifles, though. Maybe I am unrealistic about it but is a personal preference. I still like my Marlin Model 60 as well.
That's the great thing about different manufacturers none of us like all the same features on all guns. It's good to have variety. Nothing wrong with liking your standard magazine that have been proven to work for decades. Thanks for watching
I’m just curious but what do you not like about the rotary mags? I’m just curious because I have shot lots of both and never even thought about it until now, lol. I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure Savage invented the rotary magazine.
Eh take this with a grain of salt. Ive owned both now i have two ruger 10-22 both of mine have better accuracy than that. My 64 was about as accurate. The ruger trigger 100 times better.
Ruger isn’t charging you more for fun. The 10/22 is bombproof. My oldest 10/22 is 34yrs old. Doubt the savage will still be a gun in 34 years. Usually you get what you pay for.
Great video. I purchased my savage 64 , 8 years ago at local Big 5. Then it was $179. Plus tax. Anyway, at first range shooting I had problems. The magazine that came with it and a second one I purchased were faulty. At first I thought I bought un-usable rifle. After first shot, it was failure to eject. Then F.T.Fire happened. After a few finally cycled,the base plate on the magazine mysteriously came completely off magazine and remaining ammunition dropped out of magazine. Yea, it was a bad day for me at the range with my new savage 64. Fortunately I had my second firearm ( Walther P22) to finish at least some target shooting. After getting home I did some research on the savage 64 and found a few others who had maybe got same batch of magazines with similar failures. So I followed some modifications tips , filing off sharp edges, sanding loading area of surfaces on magazines with a round file and fine grit mini flat files. And I semi permanently hot glued base plate onto one of the magazines.And it WORKED!! Absolutely, it was possibly the loading ramp on each that didn't get attention before being sold to public. Now it'll shoot every .22 LR ammo I've tried in it.
They're good rifles thanks for watching appreciate it
Excellent video, Rob. My 62f is a great shooting rifle. I changed the tiny factory bolt handle to an extended bolt handle, and also changed the tiny mag release button to an extended magazine release. That adds another $45 or so to the cost of the rifle, but makes it MUCH more pleasant to shoot. I usually use Federal Automatch and get good, consistent results. Pleasantly surprised that the 62f appeared to be at least as accurate as the Ruger 10/22. Keep up the good work!
I have the exact same set up.( 62F and 3x9x32 Baraska scope ). Got them at Walmart last summer,paid $114.00 for the Savage and about $32.00 for the scope (plus tax).Reliable and accurate rifle. All steel receiver and barrel is a plus.
It is hard to beat this gun for the money. I put a m carbo spring kit in mine and it did help the trigger quite a bit. It's still not great but it helps. And that is the one downfall of this rifle as it doesn't have the greatest trigger in the world. But it can be improved upon a little
Used to own a savage but not the ruger so i knew the savage if dialed in would be a good shooter. Thanks for the video Rob as always very helpful an interesting.
Thanks Tim I appreciate you watching
Thanks for your time mate. I very much appreciate you going over the different ammo types you used and the results for both weapons. I'll be keeping this vid so I can take notes on what to try with my 22 lr weapon's.
Thanks for watching I do appreciate it. Hope you have a great weekend
I believe those results. I have the Savage 64F and that thing is very accurate. I've never put it up against my 10/22, but I think the 64F would win
I've owned a lot of Savage rifles and the accuracy of them is pretty hard to beat
I bought a Rossi RS22 ($99.99) for when I take my grandsons out, they love it, it's a tack driver and I'm not just saying that. I love seeing their faces when they see their hits and take their targets home and hang on their bedroom wall!
Nice love the fact they hang their target's
I own both and agree, put decent glass on the savage, $100 scope on $100 rifle and amazing results. It's more accurate than both of my ruger 10/22's . I believe it's more accurate because the barrel lenght and the fact that's it's free floating, 21.5 in free float , vs 16in non free floating. Not surprising the savage is more accurate.
I've always had excellent accuracy out of Savage rifles. Thanks for watching the video
savage is known for having some of the best rifling for rifles they have act been award winning for som time now
Good video! I think a Marlin model 60 would outshoot them both!!
I've been looking for a model 60 if I can find one I would redo this test
I would like to see the 3 together
The Model 795 is the same as the 60 but with a shorter barrel and detachable magazine.
And they are priced about the same as the Savage.
I second that and know with the 4 examples I have, that is in fact the case but the Stevens is a close second
I have the Mark ii f with the accutrigger and it is very accurate.
Stackin em outa the box accurate.
I think it wears a Barska as well.
And yeah, I had to work on the barrel of my 3x the cost Ruger American Rimfire 22 when I first got it. Ruger said my accuracy was within their tolerance and denied my return for service, so I reworked the crown myself.
If you throw a Marlin 795 into the mix that would make it interesting.
The Ruger 10-22 has the advantage when it comes to simpler disassembly and cleaning. I have a 10-22 but my favorite 22 LR rifle is the Savage Mark 2 bolt action rifle. Very easy to remove the bolt and clean the rifle thoroughly, then put it back. No tools required and there are no parts to lose. Thanks for the video.
I've never had a 10/22 but I have one of the Savages and bought one for each of my 2 sons. They are fine little rifles!
I really like this video! I don't do videos but thought about it many times to demonstrate that out of all my 22s, my Browning BLR is the least accurate and it's my most expensive. My ruger 10/22 is slightly more accurate than the Browning but my savage rifles are the most accurate. My mark II is the best followed by my model 29A, which was my grandfather's.
To quote 0l Sootch 00 : “ THIS SAVAGE REALLY IS A SAVAGE!” But for thrice the price a feller could have himself a Ruger with a tad bit more acreage as far as Mag capacity goes… not to mention : a truly beautiful stock .
Yes for sure thanks for watching Richard
they have a 20 round mag for the savage now
@@40mmmikemike yes,Sir! But it’s hard finding them in stock
The new savage 64 precision is a nice one
Great video Rob, I stuck by the Ruger , but the Stevens had the better grouping.
Thanks for watching I appreciate it
Great video, thank you. I have both of these rifles too.I love my Ruger 10/22 as it is in my view, a gun cabinet staple but that being said my little Savage is a bang on accurate rifle that hits more on target than my Ruger. I have a simple trimag setup for the 30 round availability and my Savage just has two pairs of the 10 rounder taped together. It’s not the prettiest thing but it works for me. Do you find the receiver on the Savage kind of a punky thin metal with easy to strip hardware? My only complaint of it.
I bought my Savage in 2022 at Big 5 for $165 it came with a Tasco scope. The point where the Ruger is ahead is the availability of magazines.
Accuracy tip, Press and hold the trigger rather than stab and release. Make resetting the trigger part of the next shot. I like the accuracy of the Savage but abso-bloom'n-lootly HATE the magazine change requiring two hands. The Savage trigger is better from the factory and there are inexpensive aftermarket (MCARBO) spring kits to make even better. While the 10-22 is the gold standard in cheap & easy 22LR. They are no longer cheap. I'd give the Ruger the nod only because there are so many accessories available. Shamefully a new BX trigger is just about required to make it acceptable. Another nod to the savage is the dovetail receiver. Optics on a ruger are almost always too High and hard to get the scope far enough away for proper eye relief in prone position. Nod goes to the ruger for easy one hand drop free mag.
Why is the 10/22 expensive is it made out of gold or something? I bought 2 Marlin model 60 with $300 when they were $150 at Walmart
I believe that the Ruger fame drove the High cost. About quality It Is as good as Savage.
Great video I had a feeling the Savage would shoot a better group.
The Savage Take down is more involved than the Ruger.
I figured the Savage was going to win this match. Nice shooting as always Rob. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching I appreciate it
Hey man hows it going .? You still like the savage ?
The Fed Red sounded funky, both guns. That would scare me with a semi-auto. Good demo on different ammo.
Good video my friend enjoyed it good shooting
Thanks Al
@@HamiltonOutdoors You are most welcome my friend
iv had the ruger 1022 and the marlin model 60 those to me are the best 22lr rifle going around i i ever owned i do only have one savage model mark 2 bolt action rifle in 22lr its the worst shooting 22lr i evr owned it has so many issues like bending the bullets and failure to load round right and the shell not extracting right after all the many issues iv had with with the savage mark 2 i will never buy another one again great video love the 1022 there awesome right a long with the new Winchester wildcat 1020 clone
Jefe Savage 64F o Ruger 22/10 cuál me recomiendas?
Go to Savage. Half the cost and same accuracy.
These were shot at what distance?
I’m really not surprised that the 64F performed so well. Great value for a fun plinking/ hunting rifle.
Thanks for the video 👍🏼
These were done at 25 yards. Thanks for watching and yes the 64F is a awesome little gun. Very accurate and capable for the money you spend.
@@HamiltonOutdoors
Amazing! Without significant wind that still puts most of the groups well under 2” @“50 yards, which I believe is Ruger’s acceptable standard for the 10/22.
Good shooting, BTW👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome Rob , For me it would be the SAVAGE 🤠👍👍
Great choice Bill
Good review ,thanks.
Thanks for watching Adam I appreciate it
Good interesting video Rob Stay Safe Stay 2A Strong 🇺🇸
Thanks Jeff
Excellent job sir very informative
Thank you for watching I appreciate it
Really surprised that the Auto Match had the half inch group & surprised the Federal Red Box was that wide of a group. Wouldn't it be nice to have a Savage 99 vs Ruger 96 match. Good shooting Rob. Keep your powder dry the next few days.
Yeah it would be nice
@@HamiltonOutdoors Looks like you've already got you money's worth out of that shooting rest. Haven't gotten a chance to use my yet but may have to add a little more filler to it for heavier rifles. Great for the price. Appreciate the tip.
@@billdye3530 glad you got in on a set bill. I'm pretty pleased with them
Yeah, the Savage 64,62. Got one. Never have managed to get a full mag through the damn thing. So, either you get a good one, or one that will never work. Which is the one I got, maybe…1 out of three is a lemon. Sort of like gambling at a low stakes poker game.
This is a second of these I have owned and both of them have worked great never had an issue. Maybe you should send it back to Savage and let them fix it
@@HamiltonOutdoors sure, because we all know what great customer service they have
Great video! Very helpful! Thanks!
Good shooting Rob I would have perdicted the Ruger but wasn't real surprised with the Savage.
Well to be honest with you I would have thought the Ruger would have out shot it too
You did not give the Ruger a fair chance sighted in on a windy day.
And that goofy looking scope mount was no help get a normal base and rings and do it over.
However I notice you may be a Coalminer appreciate that buddy. I was also here inWV up on Cabin Creek in Kanawha County.
Savage has a longer barrel so it gets my vote plus I’ve had one for years and I shoot some pretty tight groups with it actually just got a 10/22 walnut stock stainless barrel jobby looks cool have no idea how it shoots yet
Out of the box Savage beats Ruger everytime! Well done 👍
I knew that the Savage 62 would be better, I have that rifle and also have. the Barska scope on mine.
You called it right Doug
How is the trigger on the Savage?
Not good... It's ok I guess
Great video I may try doing this one I like the idea
Yeah it was a fun video
Have you ever shoot the Winchester Wildcat 22 LR ? I can tell, its fun to shoot ! Besides, its also a budget gun too .... To my experience, I can say .... the Winchester Wildcat shoots as good as the Ruger 10/22 LR ....
Yes I have shot Winchester wildcats through both. And the wildcats seem to be one of the more accurate rounds through both of the guns. The wildcat ammunition is pretty good stuff.
@@HamiltonOutdoors Frankly, I prefer the Wildcat to Ruger ... What do you think ?
Cool vid now take the optics off and see what u can do with the iron sights
I dont have a Ruger but I do have a Savage MK 2 and a Marlin 60. I knew that Savage would out shoot that Ruger.
Never could figure out all the hype for the 10/22 over priced and spray and pray
I guess because of so many accessories that are available for the gun make it highly customizable
Yea the 10/22 has never caught my attention but because of aftermarket customization it's more popular.
Mine is one of first ones made very accurate got it I was 8 I am now 60. Still shoots great.
I got one of the old ones with metal trigger guard bought new.Its alright not the best ,just have it for my collection.Still have the box and manual,papers that came with it .
My regular unmodified 10/22 is a tack driver. Much better trigger pull than my savage 64 (which I also love).
Every time that pin hits on an empty chamber....
The 64F really shines with just 40gr 1050fps cci round nose target ammo or the 60gr Mexican ammo
I have never seen none of the heavier grain Mexican ammo I will have to see if I can find some.
Those 40 grain CCI standard velocities are what I call “poor man’s” match ammo. It’s all I have ever used. I tried Ely match and 10x in my Marlin bolt and (highly modified) ruger 10/22 and never saw any real difference.
I betcha you can get a real good cheek weld on that Ruger for accuracy on those quick shots in the woods. C'on man.
Well if you can do it better start your own TH-cam channel and show us how to do it the right way
idk, I would think the ruger with that nice scope! But Im going to go with the savage and the little barska scope! I bet the winchester super x did pretty good groups and the cci std. :D *resumes watching* lol
You called it right nutty
I said Savage before end of video. My old Marlin model 60 would out shoot my 10-22 also
Like to get ahold of a model 60
I think I'll stop buy Walmart today. Thanks!
My Walmart had several of these in stock but they have gone up some
@@HamiltonOutdoors Ended up going to Academy.
I'd say savage I got them both as well. My savage shoot very well
You guessed it right
i got savage 64 savage mk11 10/22 takedown henrey ar7 ill take my 2savages over take down henrey which i wanna sell /trade
Very interesting results 👍🇺🇸
Yeah I thought the Ruger would have won
Got them both jw
That's awesome thanks for watching
The 10/22 mags suck just sold it very unreliable very unconventional very picky on what ammo it will take.can’t even leave it loaded or it won’t feed very disappointed getting the savage
I've owned a lot of 1022s throughout my life and I have never had a problem with their magazine. I guess it's possible to get a bad magazine. But I've never had one. Savages are great rifles as well. Maybe even more accurate
@@HamiltonOutdoors 4 of them I’d be crazy to go buy more of them that’s why I sold it the rifle work good at first and then I came home loaded it up and left it for about two or three weeks. Then all the mags failed.
@@HamiltonOutdoors there was a dude in the comments that bought 19 mags that didn’t work the BX 25s I think he bought it for a survival situation
@@HamiltonOutdoors yeah those BX 10 wouldn’t even feed Winchesters at all either the rounds wouldn’t pop up enough to feed or even sometimes they would get rim locked which was crazy but the CCI wouldn’t feed either
@@zacharyherrington8829 definitely sounds to me like you got some bad magazines. I've never had any issue with the Ruger magazines. And I've owned a few rugers in my life. You know all companies put out some crap once in awhile
Try A-22 , savage hit the bulls eye with that one.
Thanks for watching I appreciate you
Get both 😎
Ruger, savage sadly is no longer what they used to be. And those pot metal magazines are junk!
Yeah they are a weak link I think as well
I wish an aftermarket option was available, magpul or such….. maybe an email or 2 would help?
The magazines, while heavy and bulky, seem to work fine. I got a left handed 64f recently, and prefer it to my 10/22 and model 60. Mostly due to ease of operation for me, no fumbling for the safety or bolt.
Ruger like Henry are good rifles. But dollar for dollar bullseye for bullseye they're not great rifles or value.
i dont whant to be a Savage lover but Savage is a higher quality in grouping and sell in a better price and its made in my country so im all Savage to mush high price on a 10/22 ruger for less accuracy lol and savage64F make mag with 20 shoot now
Savage definitely makes some good guns, and they're very accurate and mostly reasonable price
Im still going with the Savage 62 .
You called it right
I have never owned a 10/22, I just do not like the rotary magazine. I really like Savage 22s. I can't warm up to their newer rotary mag rifles, though. Maybe I am unrealistic about it but is a personal preference. I still like my Marlin Model 60 as well.
That's the great thing about different manufacturers none of us like all the same features on all guns. It's good to have variety. Nothing wrong with liking your standard magazine that have been proven to work for decades. Thanks for watching
I’m just curious but what do you not like about the rotary mags? I’m just curious because I have shot lots of both and never even thought about it until now, lol. I could be wrong but I’m pretty sure Savage invented the rotary magazine.
Why you keep calling it a stevens
I think the savage is a better made gun and more accurate than a 10 22 ruger quality has went down hill
Eh take this with a grain of salt. Ive owned both now i have two ruger 10-22 both of mine have better accuracy than that. My 64 was about as accurate. The ruger trigger 100 times better.
Ruger isn’t charging you more for fun. The 10/22 is bombproof. My oldest 10/22 is 34yrs old. Doubt the savage will still be a gun in 34 years. Usually you get what you pay for.
Savage
You called it Scott
savage 62f will come-out on top..
The savage
Ruger
Savge
Thanks for watching Herman I appreciate it.
High dollar guns doesn't make for good shooting the person behind the gun doe's
Great video. Thank you
Thank you for watching I appreciate it Hope you have a great weekend
Very interesting outcome. Thanks for all the work and sharing.
Thanks Rob
put scope down lower on ruger for better cheek weld.
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