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I will test it tomorrow on a Lyman digital trigger pull weight gauge.but I would put it around 6 lbs.with crappy creep.anyway, it's fine for small critter shooting. I had to REALLY CONCENTRATE hard on my trigger pull & focusing on the reticule to make sure it didn't pull off target during the pull. The SUCKS! You wouldn't want to shoot any competitions with it.because it feels like your trying to drag a 10 lb bag of sand over a concrete drive-way with just your trigger finger. The flutes on the barrel are probably just for looks.but I did shoot about 100 rounds through the gun today with very little 'cool down' periods & the barrel never felt warm or hot.

SAVAGE RIFLE REVIEWS FULL

I was determined to purchase a Savage Rascal 22 long rifle and put it through a full review and hunt in order to determine if these small rifles are viable for real small game and varmint hunting situations. The barrel is free floated & even with a bipod attached, it stays free floated. Before I knew it, I was at standing in my local gun shop, Mid Star Firearms, looking at the different color options for my new rifle. Took it to the range for a little ammo testing at 25 & 50 yards.Dropped my Nikon Buckmaster 3-9x scope on it & after buying 8 different brands of ammo.off I went. Shown here is a pre-headspaced Savage barrel with barrel lock nut in fixed. The rifle shown here is a Savage Model 12 with 50mm Bausch & Lomb scope and Picatinny mounts.

I really wanted the Mark II series TRR-SR rifle, since it was bolt action & has the AccuTrigger, but it runs about $560 & my local store couldn't find one in stock from their distributor.and this one I could walk out the door with for $269! So I got it. The Savage rifle pictured here is a perfect example of efficient switch-barrel design as the barrel is removed beneath the mounted scope with action remaining in the stock. Well, I came across this rifle last week in my local store & kind of got 'hooked' by it.

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