Savage 20/.22 combo work?
1669946
If the stock is not an unusual size or shape it should be OK. I have 2, a savage 12 gauge break open single and a bernelli semi auto .12 guage
1669947
As far as fit it's an elastic band so it will fit pretty much any buttstock. It should hold the 20 gauge shells just fine because once again the ammo bands are just elastic. Obviously it won't carry any 22 rounds for you hope that helps
935056
I don't know that I understand exactly your question, I bought two sets of these scope mounts, and put them on two Savage 64F rifles, with very little work, just basically tightening up the dovetail bolt and sighting in the scope, no other work was necessary for my set up. The see through base allows us to use the iron sights, or also use the scopes depending on the target we are using. I am happy with these mounts on the 22LR rifle, although I don't know anything about using them on a higher caliber rifle.
1008697
I've got these on a Savage bolt-action so I couldn't say, but I did have a similiar set-up as what you're talking about on a Ruger that I own and it was a bear finding the right mount. I ultimately had to just search around for a cantilevered single piece mounting system that put the scope forward of the flip-up. It wasn't ideal. I'm going to say that these may be limited to do what you want. Perhaps look at the Nikon one-pieces (or any maker you like) that give you some ability to get the scope forward of the flip-up. Then you get into eye relief issues I know. Seems like a business opportunity for someone because you ain't the only one to encounter this issues. Good luck.
784844
I use mine with an AR15 in .223 with a 20 inch bull barrel and the elevation marks seem to work well with the basic zero at 100 yds. I think this scope is not intended for .22. I use a BSA sweet .22 scope with my Remington 597 with good results at 100 yds to 200 with adjustments easy.
598201
Absolutely! I have a pair of them and a friend of mine has an SR22, he uses the other one every time we shoot!
1436345
Yes it will work with both of them. I have used mine with an old daisy pump up and a .177 and .22 that shoot about 1200 FPS. I think it is heavy enough to even handle a .22 calibre rifle or pistol.
2098939
I have used it to load the 10 round magazine that came with my 10/22 and also to load the Ruger brand BX-25 25 round magazines for my 10/22. You have to hold it correctly, play with that a little bit to get a feel, but it works great for me!
1117664
Yes, I use it for that model and I also use it for the bullet. It works in both.
937751
Did not work well with my 22. so I am pretty sure an air soft gun would not work either. Fell apart after one outing of shooting.
1451833
I use it for a savage 308. Little bit of wobble but wont collapse. Very heavy duty. I even can grab legs n use as fore grip. Works great. Also better than my old harris in the woods because no springs n such to snag.
1187954
I have not tried a Savage Model 64 in my 40" case, but a Browning T-bolt with the same length barrel and a 1" tube 4x scope will fit - with little room to spare.
1859350
it Seems To Work With The Ten Rnd Mag. But I Tried The Same Bullets On The 25 Rnd Mag And As Soon As The 4Th Rnd Tried To Load In ItFelt Like It Was Gonna Start Putting Dents In The Cases.
1038616
Yes no problem. P have a 3-9X56 that I put on multipul pellet rifled and my 30-06 n the pellet rifles have killed scopes because the forward them backward recoil they make so ur 22 mag or 17 HMR should be right on
1680939
Yep. That is exactly what my wife uses it for. Gen4 26 with Gen4 19 magazine. To be totally honest, I really like the feel of this combination better than the feel of the stock 19 grip. It has a more ergonomic feel overall.
1507540
My first instinct is to say yes, but you need to check something first. It looks like the receiver mount holes are the same on the takedown as the standard 10/22. The question is, how much play is there when you attach the barrel. if you can wobble the joint a lot, then you might have a problem. If the lockup is good, and there is no play, then these sights should work very well.
1367415
I have mine mounted on a Savage 223 and works fine. I also have a P-223 on a Marlin 30-30 and also works perfect. Both are extraordinary scopes and very clear image. The M-223 should work well with your 270. BDL drops are great for different distances.
1222429
I placed mine on a somewhat similar Zastava MP22 in the 22 mag version. Mine took traditional 1" scope mounts, so if you find the correct scope mounts for your rifle it should work fine. It is ideally suited to light recoil rifles such as a 22.