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Quick Look

The Savage Model 64 is a bolt-action single-shot rifle introduced in the 1950s as an affordable, reliable firearm for shooters. Designed for simplicity and ease of use, it offers dependable performance for beginners and small-game hunters. The Model 64 remains popular for training and target shooting due to its low cost and solid build.

Why It's a Top Choice

Simple, reliable bolt-action design
Affordable price for new shooters
Lightweight and easy to handle
Versatile for training and small game
Reputation for accuracy in rimfire rifles

Key Variants

Savage 64F — Fixed-scope version for beginners and target shooters.

Savage 64T — Threaded barrel setup for silencer attachment users.

Savage 64R — Rifle variant with threaded barrel for suppressor readiness.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Savage 64	Ruger 10/22	Mossberg Silver Reserve
MSRP	$170 - $220	$270 - $400	$300 - $350
Capacity	Single shot	10+ rounds tubular	4 rounds tubular
Weight	Approx. 4.5 lbs	Approx. 5 lbs	Approx. 6.5 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes, scope mounts included	Yes, integral scope rail	Yes, drilled and tapped
Trigger Type	Bolt-action, adjustable	Semi-automatic, single-stage	Pump-action
Notable Pro	Great for beginners	High capacity and modular	Reliable shotgun platform
Notable Con	Single shot limits follow-up speed	Higher price point	Heavier weight

Best Use Cases

Small-game hunting
Basic marksmanship training
Target shooting and plinking
Youth introduction to firearms
Affordable backyard gun

FAQs

Can I mount a scope on the Savage 64?

Yes, the Savage 64 comes with pre-drilled and tapped holes for scope mounts, making optics easy to install for improved accuracy.

What caliber is the Savage 64 chambered in?

The Savage 64 is chambered in .22 Long Rifle, suitable for training, plinking, and small-game hunting.

How does the Savage 64 compare in reliability?

Its simple single-shot bolt-action design offers excellent reliability and minimal maintenance compared to semi-automatic rifles.

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