Savage Arms 32183 Axis 2 .22-250 Rem 5-Round Left Hand Bolt-Action Rifle

The Savage Arms 32183 Axis 2 .22-250 Rem 5-Round Left Hand Bolt-Action Rifle delivers precision rifle capability for varmint hunters, competitive shooters, and tactical marksmen who demand accuracy at extended range. Built on Savage's proven Axis 2 platform, this left-hand-configured rifle addresses the operational needs of southpaw shooters who require uncompromised ergonomics and handling without sacrificing performance. The .22-250 Remington cartridge provides flat trajectory, minimal recoil, and exceptional velocity—ideal for small game, predator control, and long-range target work where precision matters and follow-up shots demand speed.

This bolt-action rifle features a left-hand ejection port and safety placement engineered for natural left-handed operation, eliminating the need to manipulate controls across the body or rack the bolt awkwardly. The 5-round detachable box magazine system ensures rapid reloads during field operations or competition stages, while the Axis 2's user-friendly design allows quick scope mounting and maintenance without gunsmith assistance. At 10.7 pounds, the rifle achieves a balanced weight-to-accuracy ratio that minimizes shooter fatigue during extended shooting sessions while maintaining the stability necessary for sub-minute-of-angle performance with quality ammunition.

Left-handed shooters—whether law enforcement marksmen, military personnel, or civilian sportsmen—benefit from the ergonomic correctness this rifle provides, eliminating brass ejection interference and scope lever strikes that plague right-hand conversions. The .22-250 Remington chambering pairs effectively with modern optics (4–12x or 6–18x magnification recommended for varmint and target applications) and accepts standard Savage mounting systems for accessory rails and tactical modifications. This rifle suits hunters pursuing prairie dogs and coyotes, competitive long-range shooters, and training environments where left-handed shooters require equipment that matches their dominant-hand mechanics without compromise.