Savage Mark II FV-SR 22 LR 10rd Rifle

The Mark II FV-SR is the rimfire Savage sells to shooters who want their 22 to handle like their centerfire bolt gun. The heavy carbon steel barrel is button rifled, fluted to shed weight, and threaded at the muzzle for a suppressor or a brake. AccuTrigger is the headline feature: it is user adjustable rather than fixed, which is not something most rimfire rifles offer.

The rest of the rifle follows the same idea. A one piece scope rail is already installed, so mounting glass takes rings and nothing else, and the black synthetic stock keeps weight down. Feeding comes from a 10 round detachable box magazine instead of a tube, which makes topping off between strings quick and keeps loose rounds out of the equation. The heavy profile barrel puts the balance between the hands rather than out front, and the threaded muzzle means a can or a brake goes on without a trip to a gunsmith. It is a common first bolt gun and just as common as a small game and practice rifle for shooters who already own a rack full of centerfires.