I have never handled one, but I bet that straight pull bolt action is nice too
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When A/C speaks, you should listen.
I too have the FVSR but with a Dobbs Evercore.
With Colibri ammo, all you hear is the firing pin...
Haven't shot it wet yet - I've heard it's an all new experience "under water".
My CZ 455 is stupid quiet and very accurate. With the 2 cans I have tried on it. It looks sexy too
Savage all the way. For the money you won't find better. I enjoy mine .
Savage makes a good rimfire rifle, BUT the Ruger American rimfire looks good on paper.
I really like the slim stock, and the rotary 10-round magazine (takes all the same aftermarket 10/22 mags, too).
Ruger makes the American rimfire with a threaded barrel these days.
http://www.ruger.com/news/2014-06-24.html
I really like the slim stock, and the rotary 10-round magazine (takes all the same aftermarket 10/22 mags, too).
Ruger makes the American rimfire with a threaded barrel these days.
http://www.ruger.com/news/2014-06-24.html
I'll second that. Just recently got the compact threaded version and it is definitely a quiet, accurate shooter.
That said, I also have a Savage in a Boyds stock. It is also quiet and accurate as well, but after putting it in the Boyds the Ruger is a better deal right out of the box.
Love them both
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The Savage is meh. I have an FVSR with the Accutrigger and all that, but I don't find it to be too impressive. I got rid of a CZ452 a couple years ago that was lights out - wish I still had it. The Ruger American Rimfire is a great option. Stock trigger is not as good as the Accutrigger, and it doesn't have the tacticool barrel flutes, but it shoots better than the FVSR AND uses 10/22 mags. Kept reading all of the hype on here about the FVSR, so I sold the RAR and picked up the FVSR. Again, another poor decision on my part.
In short, save up the couple hundred extra bucks and pick up a CZ 452 or 455. They are lights out and can be had for less than $500.
In short, save up the couple hundred extra bucks and pick up a CZ 452 or 455. They are lights out and can be had for less than $500.
