Savage 64G Semi-Auto .22 LR 10rd Blued/Wood

The Savage 64G semi-auto .22 LR 10rd blued/wood is a no-excuses rimfire rifle built for shooters who want reliable feeding, familiar controls, and a classic hardwood stock without the premium price tag. Chambered in .22 LR, this semi-auto cycles standard-velocity and high-velocity ammunition without complaint, making it a solid choice for plinking, small-game hunting, or introducing new shooters to the fundamentals of marksmanship. The blued carbon-steel sporter barrel and brown satin hardwood stock keep weight low and handling neutral. Per Savage Arms specs, the rifle ships with a single 10-round detachable box magazine and standard factory sights, ready out of the box for range work.

Specifications

Key Features

• 10-Round Detachable Box Magazine — Why it matters: Keeps reloads fast and safe, with no fiddling with tube mags or rotary followers. Spare mags are affordable and easy to carry.
• Blued Carbon-Steel Sporter Barrel — Why it matters: The 20-inch barrel balances velocity retention with maneuverability, and the blued finish resists corrosion with basic care. Expect consistent accuracy at 50 yards with quality ammo.
• Hardwood Sporter Stock with Brown Satin Finish — Why it matters: The classic silhouette provides a comfortable cheek weld and neutral balance. The satin finish reduces glare in the field and withstands light weather.
• Standard Factory Sights — Why it matters: The front blade and rear adjustable notch let you zero quickly. No need to buy aftermarket sights unless you prefer a scope—the receiver is drilled and tapped for optics.
• Right-Hand Controls — Why it matters: The manual safety and bolt release are positioned for intuitive operation by right-handed shooters, keeping training transfer simple for those moving up to centerfire rifles.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the shooter who wants a reliable .22 LR semi-auto without the sticker shock of premium rimfires. It’s a strong fit for new shooters learning the basics, for experienced riflemen who need a cheap training tool to maintain fundamentals, and for hunters who want a lightweight, easy-carrying small-game gun. The 10-round magazine capacity keeps it compliant in restrictive states while still offering adequate firepower for plinking sessions.

Pros and Cons

• Pro: The 64G feeds reliably across a wide range of .22 LR ammunition, including bulk-pack high-velocity rounds. Savage’s rimfire reputation is built on this sort of dependable cycling.
• Pro: The wood stock gives it a classic look that synthetic-stocked rifles lack, and the satin finish is durable enough for field use.
• Con: The factory trigger is heavy and gritty out of the box—expect a pull weight around 5-6 lbs. A trigger job or aftermarket replacement can improve it, but that adds cost. This is a budget rifle, and the trigger reflects that.

Comparison

The Ruger 10/22 dominates aftermarket upgrades and has a lighter factory trigger, but it costs more. The Marlin 795 is cheaper but has a synthetic stock and less wood aesthetic. The Savage 64G splits the difference in price while offering a wood stock and reliable feeding out of the box.

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