64 TR-SR Rifle .22 LR 16.5in 10rd Black

The Savage Arms 45200 64 TR-SR Rifle in .22 LR features a 16.5-inch threaded barrel, blued finish, drilled and tapped receiver, black finished wood stock, no sights, scope rail, detachable box magazine, sling swivel studs, an overall length of 36.5 inches, an unloaded weight of 6.6 lbs, and a 10+1 round capacity. Savage Arms Model 64TRR-SR .22 Long Rifle 16.5 Inch Threaded Barrel Matte Black Finish Rail Black Stock 10 Round * Model: 64 * Caliber: 22LR * Action: Semi-Automatic * Capacity: 10+1 * Finish: Blue * Stock: Black Finished Wood * Sights: No Sights * Barrel: 16.5" Threaded Barrel * Length: 36.5" * Features: Detachable Magazine

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