Can someone explain the Savage model numbers to me? (2024)

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Can someone explain the Savage model numbers to me? ›

To my understanding it just has to do with the finish and options. Double digits are short action and triple digit long action. As for difference between 10,11,12,14. Same action but different barrel contour, stock finish, bolt handle, mag vs non mag etc.

AK - Adjustable Muzzle Brake NS - No Sights. B - Laminate Stock P - Police. BT - Laminated Thumbhole Stock SS - Stainless Steel. C - Clip (Detachable Box Magazine) T - Rimfire Peep Sights. F - Synthetic Stock V - Heavy Varmint Barrel.

The Savage 10FP is similar to the Savage 110FP rifles and differ only in the action lengths and in the calibers used. The 10FP is designated a "short action" meaning cartridges similar in length to the . 308 Winchester, while the 110FP is considered a "long action" meaning cartridges similar in length to the .

The Model 1899 was known for its reliability. It had little to no jamming due to its smooth rotary magazine. People loved the rifle which lead to the long manufacturing period of the Model 1899. In the 1920s, the name was shortened to the Model 99, mainly because calling a firearm the 1899 was outdated for advertising.

B22 is the product family, so the B does not refer to a “wood laminate stock.” FV-SR is the feature set of the model. F indicates a synthetic stock, V indicates a heavy or "Varmint" contour barrel, and SR indicates the barrel is suppressor-ready (or threaded).

The Model 25 receiver is a dead ringer for Savage bolt-action . 22 rimfire receivers. There are three Model 25 variations. The Lightweight Varminter T has a thumbhole stock and a ventilated fore-end. The Walking Varminter has a synthetic stock and weighs just under 7 pounds.

The Savage® 12 FV Bolt-Action Rifle is specifically designed to deliver precise shot placement at long range. The 12 FV comes with a synthetic stock, featuring dual pillars for a solid bedding platform. The heavy-contour barrel is free-floated for optimum accuracy potential.

The Savage 110 BA is a bolt-action sniper/tactical rifle manufactured by Savage Arms.

All Savage 110 or in this case 116 are the same basiclly, the differences in rifle models are blind mag, removable mag, stock design and sometimes sights. The twist rate for a Savage chambered in 300 WM should be 1:10.

What is the difference between Savage 110 and 111? ›

the 110 is a blind magazine where the 111 is a removable magazine.

If you own a Savage model 10, 11, 12, 14, 16 or a newer 110 short action rifles all our Savage SA chassis options for the Savage SA will fit.

The Savage 93R17 is an adult-sized bolt-action rimfire rifle that provides superb accuracy and reliability. Savage's AccuTrigger® enables shooters to obtain exceptional accuracy with the Savage 93R17 FXP, by allowing you to easily adjust it to your desired weight of pull for a light, crisp release with no creep.

Savage Arms Model 111 Long Range Hunter Lapua Magnum is based on the outstanding Model 10/110 action with Savages patented AccuTrigger and chambered in the truly massive Lapua Magnum. The Model 111 is a bolt action, magazine fed and capable of hitting targets at distances in excess of one mile (1760 yards).

The Savage Model 99, Model 1899, and their predecessor the model 1895 are a series of hammerless lever action rifles created by the Savage Arms Company in Utica, New York. The Model 99 family featured a unique rotary magazine, and later added some detachable magazine models.

The rifle has a 20-inch barrel that starts at 1.040 at the receiver and tapers down to . 750 at the muzzle, with the last half inch threaded for a suppressor. The muzzle is fitted with a knurled end cap to protect the threads from damage.

If the model you're looking at is an XP model, this means that it comes packaged with a factory-mounted and boresighted scope. Cool!