There is an article about a new Savage 6.5/284 rifle in the current issue of Shooting Times. This rifle had an adjustable cheek rest and a 3 cartridge magazine capacity. I am unable to find any other info about this rifle. Can someone point me in the right direction?
New Savage 6.5/284???
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OKIE2
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What did the mag artical not tell you that you want to know?
check this out . this should tell you everything.
http://www.gunblast.com/Savage-12F.htm
next time try using google this is what I typed for the search
(savage 6.5x284 rifle)
check this out . this should tell you everything.
http://www.gunblast.com/Savage-12F.htm
next time try using google this is what I typed for the search
(savage 6.5x284 rifle)
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Quick to point out deficiencies it seems that you missed that the original poster mentioned a magazine.
Apparently they have a repeater in the article and if that is the case then others will undoubtedly be curious as well.
I was not able to google anything about a new repeater.
Apparently they have a repeater in the article and if that is the case then others will undoubtedly be curious as well.
I was not able to google anything about a new repeater.
milanuk
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If you read the article carefully, the rifle as reviewed is essentially still an engineering prototype out for field testing. Note the part where Layne Simpson talks about some changes that they will be making based on his evaluation, etc. Also the part where in the spec table for calibers it says something to the effect of '6.5-284 (as tested), other long range calibers' meaning 'not in production so as yet undecided' 
It does look like a pretty slick setup; kinda got me wanting one as well. Either 6.5-284 for chucks, 'yotes, deer, maybe an antelope trip, or maybe 7mm RM to include an elk in that mix. Either way looks like a nice rifle.
It does look like a pretty slick setup; kinda got me wanting one as well. Either 6.5-284 for chucks, 'yotes, deer, maybe an antelope trip, or maybe 7mm RM to include an elk in that mix. Either way looks like a nice rifle.
