Savage Mark II and Model 93 BSEV

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Like the new BRJ, the BSEV was originally a .17 HMR rifle and is now also chambered in .22 Long Rifle, as the Mark II BSEV, and .22 Magnum as the Model 93 BSEV.

Savage Mark II BSEV
Specifications
Caliber .22 LR, .22 WMR (Magnum)
Capacity 5+1
Barrel 21″ Heavy Blued Fluted
Finish Stainless
Stock Wood Laminate
Twist 16:1
Total Length 40″
Weight 6.8 lbs
MSRP (Price) $546 (Mark II .22 LR), $552 (Model 93 .22 WMR)
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  • Don

    I would be curious to know at what longer ranges do people around here shoot .22lr. Before anyone says anything about .22lr being junk at longer ranges, I know, but that’s what I have and it actually works great for what I’m doing with it so far. For the past few years I’ve been sighted in on 100 yards with my marlin 880SQ using a 4x scope. I shoot at these simulated 1000 yard targets, http://www.reloadbench.com/pdf/files/1000%20MiniPalma.pdf. I think it’s neat because you can really see the effects of wind and weather on the groups.

    Does anyone shoot at 200+ yards with their .22lr. What do you think the max would be if you wanted to stay in the black?

    -Don

  • http://class3tactical.com Regulator

    I maxed out the 22lr on prarie dog and went to 17. 200+ is just not reproducible in those winds on the wide open plains.

  • Travis

    Was wondering if your going to chamber the BSEV in the new 17hornady?Merry X-mas