In the ones I remember it was cheap ammo where the bullet wasn't seated securely and had some play, so the bullet angled downwards, relative to the casing, causing it to get stuck on the breech face rather than feeding into the chamber.

I prefer the mkII but, if you already have mags i'd go ruger.

Overall, I think it's a well made gun and well worth consideration. I bought a Savage Mark II FV-SR last year and love it. Can you guys maybe change my mind or reassure it that the Ruger American Rimfire is the better way to go over the Savage MK II?

Never once had a feeding issue. Have had it for 2 years. I have a Ruger American .22lr and the accuracy gap is so far apart that I wouldn't even consider the american over the mark II. The second I get a chance to pick up the FV-SR, it will be mine along with a Boyd's Tacticool Stock. The Savage all the way between those two. buy the savage and order a couple extra trigger guards.

I've shot both extensively. I like that two rifles can share.

Remember, you don't need a parachute to skydive. In conclusion from the research I did the Ruger is slightly less accurate, but the other features may be more important in your case.

That may settle things, i have the savage in 17hmr and a old ruger 77 in 22lr both are tack drivers don't think you can go wrong with either one.

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OP, I suggest you get an open sighted version of the Savage such as the Mk II F, then add tech sights.

I tried bending the lips a bit, but it didn't quite fix the problem completely. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. Since they are so new, I imagine it's had to find a lot of data on them. I've put in a lot of research and narrowed it down to the RAR, but I always see everyone talking about the MK II's and I just can't help myself think is that the better option.

I bought a Ruger American in .243 for my grandson and a .30-06 for my son.

I held the new RAR with 22 inch barrel.

Congratulations, Savage makes a good, accurate gun. Marlin makes a fantastic little bolt action .22 as well. I have shot a Savage 11/16 once, but have no experience with the other two other than handling them at the store. A forum community dedicated to Ruger firearm owners and enthusiasts. I receive a few Cabela's gift cards recently so I'm just waiting for either to go on sale to pull the trigger. Press J to jump to the feed. It is more accurate than my stock-barreled 10/22. I am somewhat experienced with shooting, have a couple 10/22's, an SR-22, I hunt and so on. Unless you have a family of 10/22 magazines already in your position, as much as it pains me to say it, I'd go Savage. Pick 'em up and see which feels right in your hands and arms. I like my Savage Axis 223 in stainless a lot but it's too bad they still have that funny little 5 or 10 round box mag.

The whole bolt release area just looks cheaply made.

I love my mk2 with heavy barrel and thumbhole stock. Never have had a problem with mine. I've put in a lot of research and narrowed it down to the RAR, but I always see everyone talking about the MK II's and I just can't help myself think is that the better option. L.H.

The last few rounds never seem to want to feed smoothly. Ruger American Rimfire vs. Savage MK II So I've been in the market for a bolt action 22 for quite some time now.

395 0 0. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Only a self-deluded fool depends entirely on LE to save his or her bacon when the fecal matter hits the rotating oscillator. I love my MKII, but I have had an issue with the 5 round magazine it came with as well. Like with CCI, it's a tack driver. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. I feel like I'm in the exact boat as you.

All that said, the Savage is a great little rifle and I'm not disappointed by it in the least.

I've seen both these two guns recommended highly and I think I can buy both of them at my local gun shop. I'm interested in picking up my first gun and I'm trying to decide between the Savage Mark II and the Ruger American Rimfire. However the synthetic stocks are pretty trashy and will need to be upgraded to get full accuracy potential (comb is much to low for scope use) I have a MKII FVSR in a boyds stock and was hitting golf balls at 100yds yesterday.

They're actually running a sale this week for the Ruger, bringing it down to $255 (which is about $15 bucks more than I can get the Mark II).

I do not know if this has been corrected by Savage.

The RAR is more comfortable, if you're shooting scoped the comb is a nice feature, and already having mags for it is a huge bonus. The safety is not great in my opinion but overall I really like the rifle. Would like to get me a .22LR for target shooting, particularly for long ranges. I want a bolt action rimfire to do some more accurate long range stuff than the 10/22 platform cant offer. I almost bought one of the Savage Mark II 22 rifles until I checked what Ruger has and learned the RAR 22lr takes my numerous BX-25 mags I have for my 10/22 Takedown. and there were 2 today a carbine and a standard ruger american in 22lr.

I have no experience with the Ruger Rimfire. The Ruger 10/22 seems to be the Swiss Army knife of .22 rifles because there is so much after market stuff. Cookies help us deliver our Services. Shoot first, video later.

No real loss in accuracy or function. I am keeping my eyes open for a bargain priced Marlin XT-22, 795, or model 60. JavaScript is disabled. I like that it's a short rifle in comparison to some of the others. It's really accurate. The bolt release handle looks awkward and so does the safety.

just saw this gun online a few days ago and it was an instant gotta have it. The safety is a little meh. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.

savage is notorious for plastic trigger guards that break.

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