Sorry I missed replying to this post! Nearly a year ago! Like a big ol' circle of life though, the price is no longer reasonable. If it ever gets that way again, buy it, lots of it!
Glad to see you run those different rounds through this gun. Encouraging! I need to thoroughly clean mine before I check out various brands of ammo, just to see what mine likes. Thanks again!
@@peterhealey2668I looked in both Cabelas and Brass Pro web sites,could not find any 20 rd magazines for Savage 62 or 64. Do you have a Cabelas part number?
I just made a fairly inexpensive modification to my Savage 64F. I installed a set of Williams Fire Sights on it. Williams does not list any of their Fire Sights for the Savage 64 or 62 .22 caliber rifles. I decided to try the fire sights listed for the Ruger 10/22 and see if they would work, and they did. I drifted out the Savage front and rear sights. Drift out from the left side of the barrel towards the right because the part that fits in the dovetail on the barrel is tapered. The front sight was harder than the back sight to get out. The back sight came out easily. The Williams sights went in easily. Again. The front sight was harder to drive in. The rear went in easier. Before removing the sights you should mark the barrel with a pencil where the sights are centered so you can center the new sights. The Williams rear sIght has a set screw to hold it in place once you have sighted it in and adjusted it. Also the Williams Fire sIght has adjustable windage and elevation set screws. Part numbers for these sights are Williams 060213 or Ruger 90340.
I have one a guy gave me. Like you say it’s a fun plonked. I threaded the barrel and shot a lot of suppressed with a scope. They are minute of squirrel at 50 yards. But a pain to take apart and clean. I think they were originally a Winchester design
Several companies have made this rifle and you are correct, they are not the easiest to take apart and thoroughly clean. I'll do that in the next video.
I have a older version, cooey winchester 64b with weaver k4 scope. Set at 10 yards , -4 inches at 100 yards. I shoot popcans at 100 yards with this little semi auto, its my gopher gun. Very accurate and no misfires or misfeeds, runs flawless.
id love to see how those magazines hold up over time ive heard horror stories thats one thing marlin got right but that damn trigger guard right where magwell is split in two still went back together but its been a nail driver close to 20k rounds in two years
Right now 22lr ammo is going for is going for $9.95 for 50 in the Chicago area if ya' can find it and some places limit ya to one box per day.. CCI mini mags are going for $26.00 per 100.. have a great day ; :)
@@gamer6550 unfortunately I believe that it's all politically driven, I really wanted to stay out of politics on this channel. I do occasionally make a political reference, but it is minimal.
I love my 64f, but it wont run Winchester white box hollow point ammo. Works great with round nose ammo. My rear sight is also way off from the factory, it shoots 3 inches to the right at 25 yards. Im putting a red dot on it. Mags are difficult to load after 7 rounds, I use a Hilljack quickie loader. The mag release can be upgraded as well. 👍🏼. I like it
I bought my best friend a .22 for his early birthday... Tho it was like I think a month away.. And I haven't seen him in quite a while, soooo I went to a gun store found a Remington 597 for 75$ the next day I hit up my best friend to see if he wants to go shooting with me ( it was his first one ) tho little did he know I bought him one and thought he was gonna go shoot my rifle, tho for tax it was 80$ lol either way he loved it, and I got a savage model 62 and I love it... Hell me and my little brothers just shot it at my back yard haha
mine runs great eats every thing but the Winchester ammo it had feeding issues it take the first round but not the second an so far the only ammo that has done this federal CCI work no problem still really enjoy shooting this .22lr I just got 17hmr it be my main small game/Varmint's
Nice to see someone not blame the rifle if they miss. I put a ProMag tactical stock on mine now I can shoot from a lot of different position and it' a lot more fun and a better defensive weapon should I ever need it. I pray not.... Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours
I think the only way I could blame the rifle is if I wasn't touching it. For the price, I just don't think you can beat this rifle. That's a pretty cool looking stock, I didn't even know they made one for it. Enjoy, be safe and thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Have you ever thought about doing a review on these ProMag Tactical stocks. You can get them for a variety of guns, yes they look cool but they're not verry practical unless you want to do a lot of customizing to get a good fit. Also you can't get the gun out the stock without taking the Buttstock apart and that can be a real pain. Took me about 2hrs. to solve that problem. Happy Halloween
@@gamer6550 The biggest problem with doing reviews like that, is that RUclips doesn't really like us showing swapping parts like that, makes them "more dangerous". I did a review of a Badger Gunstock a couple years ago and it got dinged by the YT sensors.
@@katyaks8770 Pretty much, I can't remember what the actual difference is, manufacturer maybe? But yep, virtually the same gun. Sorry for the delay, I don't always get notifications to replies but I try to respond to all comments! Thanks for watching!
Don't give me an accuracy test with no scope and bench rest. Just saying. I have noticed mine is fine with any copper jacketed bullets, the lead ones jam to beat the band. Hard to beat for 100 bucks...and accurate, too!
I bought this rifle about a year ago and I like it a lot for 99 bucks. For some reason though my 62f only seems to like Federal LRN 40 grain rounds. I can shoot those mag after mag and have no problem at all. Then I tried some Winchester rounds and kept having misfires once or twice on almost every mag. I also tried copper plated round nose CCI mini mags and those ones misfired to on occasion but not as much as the Winchester rounds. But the Federal rounds never misfire with my gun not sure why my gun prefers federal so much lol. I still love the rifle I just have to shoot federal rounds if I don’t wanna have any issues when I’m shooting which is fine with me. But it just kind of puzzles me why mine doesn’t like the other ammo.
I hear that from time to time, people will say they can only use a certain ammo, I have no idea why that happens. Some people will say "Brand X has softer brass, or Brand Y is all crap", I couldn't tell you one way or another. At least it likes the cheap stuff! Thank you for watching!
Silentman757 We had the same problem with the Savage model 62 i had bought for my grandson.The only ammunition we could get to cycle through the rifle is Blazer round nose leaded bullets.With federal and winchester they would fail to feed every other round in the magazine .We have fired 500 rounds of Blazer so far and had one failure to feed.The thing that impresses me is how accurate the rifle is.We shoot a lot of one inch to inch and a half groups at twenty five yards.I do have a Savage Mark 11 that is also very accurate and it shoots all types of 22cal ammunition.
Yes it is a very accurate rifle I use the iron sights and the rifle is always on point. Even when I fire off two rounds in quick succession the bullets will almost hit the exact same spot on the target.
@@erikgoodluck1108 I may have to do same to mine, it jams damn nears every time especially in the cold I've tried a few different kinds of ammo as well
You are correct! CCI Mini Mags 36gr 1260fps American Eagle 40gr "High Velocity" Winchester 40gr 1255fps CCI Standard Velocity 40gr 1070fps Remington Subsonic 38gr 1000fps I'll have to post this in the description too.
Delayed blowback. Delayed will have some sort of a mechanism that "slows" the movement of the action, that causes greater velocity and a safer firearm with little to no gasses being blown in the shooters face.
Hi Richard just found your channel great stuff, I'm thinking of buying this rifle as my first 22. question can i replace the sight to a fiber optic like the one in the rossi. thanks keep up the good work.
Ya know, I'm not sure but I've never really looked into it. It's rumored the 64fss has fiber optic sights, but I wasn't able to find out from there website. You could probably contact Savage and see if there are any available for the 64. There are companies out there that make custom sights but they might be a little spendy. The 64 is a pretty good shooting gun and although not the easiest to field strip, it's not the worst either. Sorry I couldn't help more but I'm sure you'll enjoy it, even with the factory sights.
Not going to find any for $99 today, but I did find a good deal at Academy Sports: $129, which is about $20 less than anywhere else. Most places are out of stock.
It's kind of weird to see all the stuff that once filled the shelves, suddenly becoming so scarce! Guns, ammo, the whole industry! What is left has had the prices hiked up a pretty good bit in some areas. Get it while you can! Thanks for watching!
Correct me if I'm wrong.. On a large caliber rifle say a 3o8 isn't the bullet out of the barrel before you feel the recoil... I got a case of beer riding on this bet... :)
I have seen a lot of high speed videos showing the process, yes, the bullet is way out of the barrel. I was just watching a video with Kirsten Joy Weiss and Adam Baldwin shooting a 50BMG and there is a great shot of her pulling the trigger, the bullet flying a long way out of the barrel before the recoil pushes her little frame violently backwards. You can watch for yourself right here__> ruclips.net/video/3asZtj-fZks/видео.html
I realized I'm missing the two screws were I put the mag into do you know what to replace for a better safer shooting instead of my gun falling apart on me and my causing lost my sight the gun is awesome for a cheap gun.
Already? It's still doing fine but I haven't taken it out much since filming the video. I try to do a new video every week and it's not often that I get the chance to circle back. This model has actually been around for quite some time and I have never heard of any issues with them. Thanks for watching.
Just before the 7min mark I did 5 rounds at the upper left target with CCI sv the next 5 were at the upper right target with the same ammo. I moved slightly closer and used the Caldwell shooting bags on the second 5, the first 5 were off of the 2x2 I had stuck in the ground. Usually Sub Sonics and Quiets wont cycle a semi auto....usually. Thanks for watching!
There are several of the big chain stores that carry magazines for the 62/64/954 as well as some online places that carry them but I'm afraid that 10 rounds is going to be the max.
There are several of the big chain stores that carry magazines for the 62/64/954 as well as some online places that carry them but I'm afraid that 10 rounds is going to be the max. I'm not allowed to tell you where you can get them but Google is the biggest search engine available.
Usually you don't want to dry fire any rim fire guns because it will usually cause damage to the edge of the chamber. Some manufacturers say it's ok to dry fire, BUT, looking through the manual for the Savage 62, I cannot find anything saying that dry firing is ok other than in the disassembly procedure after you have verified the chamber is empty.
I'm very happy to see 22 ammo back at a reasonable price again. Now is definitely the time to stock up! Thanks for the video!
Sorry I missed replying to this post! Nearly a year ago! Like a big ol' circle of life though, the price is no longer reasonable. If it ever gets that way again, buy it, lots of it!
Just picked this up an hr ago, cant wait to get it to the range
I love mine
I can't believe I didn't reply to your post, I try to reply to every one of them. So.....I hope you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the video. Just bought one from a friend in like new condition. I was amazed by the accuracy that you got from yours.
They're good rifles, thanks for watching.
Glad to see you run those different rounds through this gun. Encouraging! I need to thoroughly clean mine before I check out various brands of ammo, just to see what mine likes. Thanks again!
I like the ones that will eat anything. Thanks for watching!
I just picked this up for $99. Every American should get one for that price. I can't wait to go small game hunting with mine.
One of the best bargains out there! Enjoy and be safe!
Just bought one for $129 shoots great. Thanks for great video!
Good choice! Be safe and thanks for watching!
I just subscribed to the channel you have some good videos
Awesome! Thank you!
Love mine! Purchased two more mags for it. Be nice if Savage made 20 round mags for it.
That would be nice. Thanks for commenting and watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview They do now, available at Cabelas.
@@peterhealey2668 looks like I may have to take a trip!
@@peterhealey2668I looked in both Cabelas and Brass Pro web sites,could not find any 20 rd magazines for Savage 62 or 64. Do you have a Cabelas part number?
I just made a fairly inexpensive modification to my Savage 64F. I installed a set of Williams Fire Sights on it. Williams does not list any of their Fire Sights for the Savage 64 or 62 .22 caliber rifles. I decided to try the fire sights listed for the Ruger 10/22 and see if they would work, and they did.
I drifted out the Savage front and rear sights. Drift out from the left side
of the barrel towards the right because the part that fits in the dovetail on the barrel is tapered. The front sight was harder than the back sight to get out.
The back sight came out easily.
The Williams sights went in easily. Again. The front sight was harder to drive in. The rear went in easier.
Before removing the sights you should mark the barrel with a pencil where the sights are centered so you can center the new sights.
The Williams rear sIght has a set screw to hold it in place once you have sighted it in and adjusted it.
Also the Williams Fire sIght has adjustable windage and elevation set screws.
Part numbers for these sights are Williams 060213 or Ruger 90340.
Good to know. Thanks for watching!
I have one a guy gave me. Like you say it’s a fun plonked. I threaded the barrel and shot a lot of suppressed with a scope. They are minute of squirrel at 50 yards. But a pain to take apart and clean. I think they were originally a Winchester design
Several companies have made this rifle and you are correct, they are not the easiest to take apart and thoroughly clean. I'll do that in the next video.
Originally a cooey design, from Canada
All those 22lr's are a PITA to take apart. I would just spray it out...
Thank you for this video and demonstrating how the different ammo cycles
Thank you for watching!
I have a older version, cooey winchester 64b with weaver k4 scope. Set at 10 yards , -4 inches at 100 yards. I shoot popcans at 100 yards with this little semi auto, its my gopher gun. Very accurate and no misfires or misfeeds, runs flawless.
You gotta love the older guns! Thanks for watching!
i bought one in 2020 great rifle
For the money, they're great. Thanks for watching!
Pretty decent video. Thanks. Keep doing what you do
Thank you.
I just bought one with a chester scope for 215$. I love mine. Perfect for plinking around the yard.
Lot's of fun without spending lot's of money! Thanks for watching!
It's smooth, it doesn't knock your shoulder off.
That's one of the reasons .22s are so much fun, they also don't kick holes in your wallet! Thanks for watching!
id love to see how those magazines hold up over time ive heard horror stories thats one thing marlin got right but that damn trigger guard right where magwell is split in two still went back together but its been a nail driver close to 20k rounds in two years
They've been around for a long time and they're still made today. I haven't heard anything bad about the magazines yet. Thanks for watching Joe.
Right now 22lr ammo is going for is going for $9.95 for 50 in the Chicago area if ya' can find it and some places limit ya to one box per day.. CCI mini mags are going for $26.00 per 100.. have a great day ; :)
Wow, that bites! One of my local farm stores has 50 round boxes for about 6 bucks. They do have a 2 box limit.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Maybe you could do a video of your thoughts on the ammo shortage and inflated prices.. :)
@@gamer6550 unfortunately I believe that it's all politically driven, I really wanted to stay out of politics on this channel. I do occasionally make a political reference, but it is minimal.
It looks like you could most certainly get some great groups with a good scope.
I believe you are correct.
Just got mine can't wait to try it out
Hope you enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
I love my 64f, but it wont run Winchester white box hollow point ammo. Works great with round nose ammo. My rear sight is also way off from the factory, it shoots 3 inches to the right at 25 yards. Im putting a red dot on it. Mags are difficult to load after 7 rounds, I use a Hilljack quickie loader. The mag release can be upgraded as well. 👍🏼. I like it
I wonder if one of your sights got banged around and is throwing you off that much? For the price, they are pretty dang good! Thanks for watching!
I bought my best friend a .22 for his early birthday... Tho it was like I think a month away.. And I haven't seen him in quite a while, soooo I went to a gun store found a Remington 597 for 75$ the next day I hit up my best friend to see if he wants to go shooting with me ( it was his first one ) tho little did he know I bought him one and thought he was gonna go shoot my rifle, tho for tax it was 80$ lol either way he loved it, and I got a savage model 62 and I love it... Hell me and my little brothers just shot it at my back yard haha
.22s are always loads of fun!
mine runs great eats every thing but the Winchester ammo it had feeding issues it take the first round but not the second an so far the only ammo that has done this federal CCI work no problem still really enjoy shooting this .22lr I just got 17hmr it be my main small game/Varmint's
I don't think I've met anybody that likes Winchester rimfire ammo. I really like .17hmr, very fun round. Thanks for watching!
Nice to see someone not blame the rifle if they miss. I put a ProMag tactical stock on mine now I can shoot from a lot of different position and it' a lot more fun and a better defensive weapon should I ever need it. I pray not.... Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours
I think the only way I could blame the rifle is if I wasn't touching it. For the price, I just don't think you can beat this rifle. That's a pretty cool looking stock, I didn't even know they made one for it. Enjoy, be safe and thanks for watching!
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview I'm sure you could do a much better review on that stock then I did lolol
@@gamer6550 My early videos were rough, they get better with time and experience.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Have you ever thought about doing a review on these ProMag Tactical stocks. You can get them for a variety of guns, yes they look cool but they're not verry practical unless you want to do a lot of customizing to get a good fit. Also you can't get the gun out the stock without taking the Buttstock apart and that can be a real pain. Took me about 2hrs. to solve that problem. Happy Halloween
@@gamer6550 The biggest problem with doing reviews like that, is that RUclips doesn't really like us showing swapping parts like that, makes them "more dangerous". I did a review of a Badger Gunstock a couple years ago and it got dinged by the YT sensors.
Definitely minute of Squirrel!
That also translates to dinner on the table. Thanks for watching!
Great review. Just bought mine at Walmart today.
Awesome! Be Safe and have FUN!
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I have the Model 64, the Mark II and the Little Rascal. The 62 F may be next.
For the price you really can't go wrong. I have a couple Mark IIs, both are great rifles.
I have heard the 64 and the 62 f are the same gun is that true?
@@katyaks8770 Pretty much, I can't remember what the actual difference is, manufacturer maybe? But yep, virtually the same gun. Sorry for the delay, I don't always get notifications to replies but I try to respond to all comments! Thanks for watching!
Don't give me an accuracy test with no scope and bench rest. Just saying. I have noticed mine is fine with any copper jacketed bullets, the lead ones jam to beat the band. Hard to beat for 100 bucks...and accurate, too!
I agree, the best way to see if a gun is accurate, is to remove all human element, only then can you say a gun is accurate. Thanks for watching!
Good review. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I bought this rifle about a year ago and I like it a lot for 99 bucks.
For some reason though my 62f only seems to like Federal LRN 40 grain rounds.
I can shoot those mag after mag and have no problem at all.
Then I tried some Winchester rounds and kept having misfires once or twice on almost every mag.
I also tried copper plated round nose CCI mini mags and those ones misfired to on occasion but not as much as the Winchester rounds.
But the Federal rounds never misfire with my gun not sure why my gun prefers federal so much lol.
I still love the rifle I just have to shoot federal rounds if I don’t wanna have any issues when I’m shooting which is fine with me.
But it just kind of puzzles me why mine doesn’t like the other ammo.
I hear that from time to time, people will say they can only use a certain ammo, I have no idea why that happens. Some people will say "Brand X has softer brass, or Brand Y is all crap", I couldn't tell you one way or another. At least it likes the cheap stuff! Thank you for watching!
Silentman757 We had the same problem with the Savage model 62 i had bought for my grandson.The only ammunition we could get to cycle through the rifle is Blazer round nose leaded bullets.With federal and winchester they would fail to feed every other round in the magazine .We have fired 500 rounds of Blazer so far and had one failure to feed.The thing that impresses me is how accurate the rifle is.We shoot a lot of one inch to inch and a half groups at twenty five yards.I do have a Savage Mark 11 that is also very accurate and it shoots all types of 22cal ammunition.
Yes it is a very accurate rifle I use the iron sights and the rifle is always on point. Even when I fire off two rounds in quick succession the bullets will almost hit the exact same spot on the target.
Just curious , did you ever oil it at all ? I like it , I think I see a scope mount . The iron sights seem to work very well , accurate .
Nope, it was straight out of the box. Yes you can mount a scope on it. I will be doing a video on breakdown and cleaning, hopefully today.
@@erikgoodluck1108 Bummer that you had to do so much work to it but I agree, they're pretty good guns! Thanks for watching.
@@erikgoodluck1108 I may have to do same to mine, it jams damn nears every time especially in the cold I've tried a few different kinds of ammo as well
I have 2 10/22 ruger but I/m seriously planning to get one of the 64f with a small scope for $229.99 at Big 5.
They are pretty good little rifles and the design has been around for quite a while. Enjoy, be safe and have fun! Thanks for watching!
I bought the same one for $105 out the door at Walmart. Fired a few thousand rounds with no issues
They are very good rifles. Thanks for watching!
Only $99? Dang...that's some good pricing. So much less than the old standby Ruger 10/22.
It's a great shooting rifle too!
I got mine from wal-mart for $99 >.< God bless America!
@@alphaomegazombie1280 Thank the Chinese. lol
Nice
Thanks!
stating the f.p.s. off the box might be a nice thing to do oh ya the weight of the bullet 36 or 40 grain
You are correct!
CCI Mini Mags 36gr 1260fps
American Eagle 40gr "High Velocity"
Winchester 40gr 1255fps
CCI Standard Velocity 40gr 1070fps
Remington Subsonic 38gr 1000fps
I'll have to post this in the description too.
“Direct blow back”, as opposed to?
Thanks for your reviews. Great work.
Delayed blowback. Delayed will have some sort of a mechanism that "slows" the movement of the action, that causes greater velocity and a safer firearm with little to no gasses being blown in the shooters face.
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Hi Richard just found your channel great stuff, I'm thinking of buying this rifle as my first 22. question can i replace the sight to a fiber optic like the one in the rossi. thanks keep up the good work.
Ya know, I'm not sure but I've never really looked into it. It's rumored the 64fss has fiber optic sights, but I wasn't able to find out from there website. You could probably contact Savage and see if there are any available for the 64. There are companies out there that make custom sights but they might be a little spendy. The 64 is a pretty good shooting gun and although not the easiest to field strip, it's not the worst either. Sorry I couldn't help more but I'm sure you'll enjoy it, even with the factory sights.
I would just paint the forward sight on the 62 with a fluorescent colored nail polish and call it a day
Not going to find any for $99 today, but I did find a good deal at Academy Sports: $129, which is about $20 less than anywhere else. Most places are out of stock.
It's kind of weird to see all the stuff that once filled the shelves, suddenly becoming so scarce! Guns, ammo, the whole industry! What is left has had the prices hiked up a pretty good bit in some areas. Get it while you can! Thanks for watching!
Just got one at Wallyworld out the door for $108.00, be a good little pinker for my 9yr old to learn on, can't beat the price.
@@Icybones000 I've seen the prices vary from store to store. You did well, be safe and enjoy.
$129.00 is the average price right now if ya can find one. If ya live in Illinois like I do be prepared to pay almost a $40 tax on a gun
@@gamer6550 That should be illegal!
Cool video. What is the difference between the Savage 62f and the 64f? They seem like the same gun.
I do not know, I've heard that it's just the brand name, Stevens on one and Savage on the other but both are made by the same plant.
It used to be that way from my knowledge. Now the 62F is branded as a Savage as well.
62 is blued the 64 is matte black
Great video! And if you don’t mind me asking, where did you get the sling from?
I couldn't say for sure but, I probably picked it up from Walmart.
Won’t cycle sub Sonics or target rounds. Not enough powder. Atleast not brand new, interested to see how it wears
Most are designed to shoot standard or high velocity but occasionally I'll try the weaker ammo just to see if it'll work. Thanks for watching!
Correct me if I'm wrong.. On a large caliber rifle say a 3o8 isn't the bullet out of the barrel before you feel the recoil... I got a case of beer riding on this bet... :)
I have seen a lot of high speed videos showing the process, yes, the bullet is way out of the barrel. I was just watching a video with Kirsten Joy Weiss and Adam Baldwin shooting a 50BMG and there is a great shot of her pulling the trigger, the bullet flying a long way out of the barrel before the recoil pushes her little frame violently backwards. You can watch for yourself right here__> ruclips.net/video/3asZtj-fZks/видео.html
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview Thank you.. interesting video
I realized I'm missing the two screws were I put the mag into do you know what to replace for a better safer shooting instead of my gun falling apart on me and my causing lost my sight the gun is awesome for a cheap gun.
There are a couple places you could try, Savage directly or Numrich. Try either of those websites but check with Savage first.
2 years have passed, how’s it holding up!?
Already? It's still doing fine but I haven't taken it out much since filming the video. I try to do a new video every week and it's not often that I get the chance to circle back. This model has actually been around for quite some time and I have never heard of any issues with them. Thanks for watching.
Isn't it the 64f?
No, but they are the same.
So the Cci sv at 7 minutes of the video is the same as the 5 before? Mine isn’t cycling cci subsonic. Need to switch
Just before the 7min mark I did 5 rounds at the upper left target with CCI sv the next 5 were at the upper right target with the same ammo. I moved slightly closer and used the Caldwell shooting bags on the second 5, the first 5 were off of the 2x2 I had stuck in the ground. Usually Sub Sonics and Quiets wont cycle a semi auto....usually. Thanks for watching!
Hola jefe que diferencia hay con el Savage 64 F SR
El SR generalmente significa que tiene un cañón roscado y está listo para supresor. ¡Gracias por ver!
Where can you find bigger clips for the savage 62f model
There are several of the big chain stores that carry magazines for the 62/64/954 as well as some online places that carry them but I'm afraid that 10 rounds is going to be the max.
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Not sure what you mean.
Where the hell do you find clips for the savage 62f and can u get bigger clips for them if so plz WHERE???
There are several of the big chain stores that carry magazines for the 62/64/954 as well as some online places that carry them but I'm afraid that 10 rounds is going to be the max. I'm not allowed to tell you where you can get them but Google is the biggest search engine available.
@@SmallCaliberArmsReview well thanks for telling me what I already know lol 😆
What's the difference between 62f and 64f
I believe it's because the 62 was a Stevens brand and the 64 is a Savage brand. They're essentially the same gun. Thanks for watching!
Not last shot hold open? Ugh, the Fatal flaw.
No, not on this one.
Is it safe to dry fire the 62 without damage?
Usually you don't want to dry fire any rim fire guns because it will usually cause damage to the edge of the chamber. Some manufacturers say it's ok to dry fire, BUT, looking through the manual for the Savage 62, I cannot find anything saying that dry firing is ok other than in the disassembly procedure after you have verified the chamber is empty.
62”F”? I have a $99 62, what’s the F ?
Usually Savage uses "F" as a designator for polymer furniture, I'm not sure this rifle is available in any other furniture material.
Nice groups. If You were aiming at a clowns nose , You’d still be on the paint .
I might actually hit the nose if I took my time! Thanks for watching!
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Whats the difference between that n the 64?
I only have the 62F but everything I have read says they're the same rifle. I believe the 64 may have more stock options.
What's the best 25 rounds mag for the 64f?
I really couldn't say, I have never tried one of them.
Thanks for replying back .
@@nedalalkhlif8663 I have only seen tens, myself.
So whats the diff in a 62 an a 64f?
I can't remember exactly but I think it has to do with WHEN it was made?
$150 now ,but still worth the coin considering how high things are in the times of the Ukraine and Russian conflict and gas prices , 🤔💈⚔️💈
I agree. There are a lot of guns that have really gone up in price these days. Thanks for watching!
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Thanks!
It sounds too loud in the video
I don't think it's much different than any other Semi-auto .22.
Quieter then my lever Winchester
I got one so I can blow the street ups on New Year’s Eve
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99 dollars?????come to canada that gun is 200.00 without scope 500 rd box of ammo 50.00dollars you yankees get your guns for almost free
Although I think Canada is a beautiful country, I like the benefits of living in the US! Thanks for watching!