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Savage Axis II 7mm-08 Remington, With 3X9X40 Scope, 22″ Barrel, Matte Blued,, , Hardwood, 4 rd
Axis rifles save money without sacrificing performance. Savage didn’t design a cheaper rifle, they designed a better way to make a Savage, including pillar-bedded barrels with more uniform cooling and greater consistency. Axis rifles feature a modern design with silky-smooth bolt operation and a detachable box magazine. XP models include a mounted and boresighted 3-9x40mm scope, and Axis II models feature Savage’s adjustable AccuTrigger. This Axis II XP model features a hardwood stock and a 22″ blued carbon steel barrel.Category : Rifles CenterfireAction : BoltCaliber : 7mm-08 RemingtonBarrel Length : 22″Capacity : 4+1Trigger : AccuTriggerSafety : Three PositionOAL : 43.875″Weight : 7 lbsStock Description : HardwoodMetal Finish : Blued
Axis rifles save money without sacrificing performance. Savage didn’t design a cheaper rifle, they designed a better way to make a Savage, including pillar-bedded barrels with more uniform cooling and greater consistency. Axis rifles feature a modern design with silky-smooth bolt operation and a detachable box magazine. XP models include a mounted and boresighted 3-9x40mm scope, and Axis II models feature Savage’s adjustable AccuTrigger. This Axis II XP model features a hardwood stock and a 22″ blued carbon steel barrel.Category : Rifles CenterfireAction : BoltCaliber : 7mm-08 RemingtonBarrel Length : 22″Capacity : 4+1Trigger : AccuTriggerSafety : Three PositionOAL : 43.875″Weight : 7 lbsStock Description : HardwoodMetal Finish : Blued
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