411″ to 1.179″ with an average group size of.
The size of the five-shot groups at 50 yards ranged from. Results are shown on the target and table below. Shooting was done prone from a bipod with a rear bag. With bipod, rear bag and Aguila lead ammunition in hand, I headed to the 50 yard line and decided to see how well the rifle shot. Unfortunately for this review, the rifle was received and shot during the middle of the COVID-19 ammunition crunch and I was limited to shooting extremely inexpensive Aguila 22 lead round nose ammunition for testing. I found it was easy to load and it fed well. It has more mass than a 10/22 magazine and the magazine release is attached to the magazine instead of the chassis. The 10-shot rotary magazine is made of metal and polymer. I reached out to TRACT Optics and they provided a 22 Fire 3-12×40 Rimfire scope with BDC reticle that I mounted in 1″ MDT aluminum rings. Since this is a rimfire rifle, I decided to equip it with a rimfire scope. The rear of the stock has a provision for a palm hook as well as a tapered surface on its bottom to act as a bag rider. The cheek weld is adjustable for height without tools by using a set of polymer knobs. The length-of-pull is adjustable from 12.75-13.75″ through the use of a series of removable shims. The B22 precision has a lot going on in its stock. It has integral palm swells that fill the shooter’s hand well and provide a steady shooting hand interface with the chassis. The MDT oversized pistol grip is exceptional. At the front of the chassis the B22 Precision is equipped with a QD stud to attach a sling or traditional style bipod as well as M-Lok slots for attachment of accessories. The one piece design of the B22 Precision’s chassis is machined from a solid billet of aluminum. The B22 Precision uses a two position safety that is located at the tang, to the rear of the bolt (think Mossberg 500/590), which is easy to access for both right and let handed shooters. It broke with an average weight of 2 pounds 5 ounces! Impressive to say the least. The trigger is shockingly good for a factory rimfire rifle. It has an adjustable length-of-pull and cheek rest and is equipped with an oversized MDT pistol grip.Ī factory oversized bolt handle makes the B22 Precision feel much larger than it is. The chassis is machined from a solid billet of aluminum. The B22 barreled action is chambered in 22lr, has a 18″ 1:16″ twist carbon steel barrel, is threaded 1/2-28 and comes with a 10-shot rotary magazine. The Savage B22 Precision mates a B22 action in a proprietary MDT chassis. The Savage B22 Precision is a great example of a precision rimfire. Moving away from a traditional wooden stock, a rifle like the Savage B22 Precision offers a series of ergonomic upgrades in a package that is well suited for modern optics. Precision rimfire rifles offer shooters an opportunity for inexpensive practice.
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