Sav Mkii-fvt 22lr 21" 5rd Blk

The Savage Mark II FVT 22LR rifle delivers precision rimfire performance in a purpose-built platform designed for shooters demanding match-grade accuracy at an accessible price point. The 21-inch heavy carbon steel barrel, button-rifled for consistent bore concentricity, pairs with Savage's user-adjustable AccuTrigger technology to provide crisp, personalized trigger pulls that minimize creep and enhance shot placement discipline. Chambered in .22 Long Rifle and fed by a 5-round detachable box magazine, this rifle balances capacity with practical field handling while maintaining the inherent reliability that has made Savage Arms a recognized name in precision rimfire development.

The barrel geometry matters in this application: the heavy profile resists heat distortion during extended string-fire training sessions, critical for competitors and serious trainers running high-volume protocols. The matte black synthetic stock provides weather resistance and dimensional stability across temperature swings—a practical advantage over walnut for field duty and long-range marksmanship work. Button rifling ensures bore consistency shot-to-shot, translating directly to tighter group performance at distance. The AccuTrigger system allows pull weight adjustment between approximately 1.5 and 3.5 pounds, accommodating both precision shooting and tactical rimfire applications where lighter breaks improve speed and accuracy under time constraints.

This platform is purpose-built for shooters who rely on rimfire for marksmanship foundation training, competition preparation, or dedicated small-game and varmint work. Law enforcement academies and civilian tactical instructors leverage .22 rifles for cost-effective high-round-count training that preserves instructor-to-student ratios without overrunning ammunition budgets. The 21-inch sight radius supports iron peep aperture sights, delivering the sight geometry preferred by precision shooters. At 7.5 pounds, the rifle manages recoil impulse negligibly while maintaining enough mass for stable prone and benchrest positions, making it suitable for both youth marksmanship programs and experienced shooters developing trigger control fundamentals.