Savage Striker
I bought a used Savage Striker a few years back. Well, I say used, it's more like previously owned. The first owner bought it and then never shot it. It's stainless with a synthetic stock. I put a red dot scope and bipod on it. It's chambered in .223 and fun to shoot. I had a guy come up to me the other day and offer to buy it. He said it was the first one chambered in .223 that he had seen. That got me to thinking. I haven't seen another one in .223 either. I searched around and all I see are .308, .243, .22lr, and 22-250 chambering. Has anyone else seen a savage striker in .223? I'm just curious. The guy I bought it from was known to have special chamberings done and I'm just wondering if this was one of them.
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I have a Savage Striker chambered in .223 that is probably my most shot firearm. I was wondering if anyone else has one and if they enjoy it. Since I purchased mine I've taken deer, coyotes, crows, squirrels, and just about anything else I get a chance to shoot at. It meets all my basic requirements. It's easy to clean, easy to handle, accurate, cheep to shoot, and it looks cool. There isn't much said about them or very many custom parts. I'm just curious if there are many out there. 0 -
Any one have one?
Do you like it?
What caliber?
I've been wanting one in .243.Have yet to find one
in any caliber in any of the local shops or at the
gun shows,so I haven't even been able to hold one
to see how it feels.Even the largest shop around
(McBrides) doesn't stock them.I do like the idea of
the left handed bolt.What do ya'll think?
BW
IT'S WHAT PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THEMSELVES THAT MAKES THEM AFRAID.0 -
.223 was a common chambering for the 516, but according to my resorces the 510 was not offered in .223, which do you have? 0 -
Mine is a 516BSAK, laminated thumbhole stock, .308. I love that gun. 0 -
Mine is a 516. I was just curious because I haven't seen another in .223. Thanks for the help. 0
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