Description
The Savage 11 Trophy Hunter XP Bolt 22-250 Rem 22″ Barrel, Nikon Scope Synthetic Stock Black, 4rd is a factory-scoped, ready-to-hunt bolt-action rifle package. It combines Savage’s reliable Model 11 action with a proven Nikon 3-9x40mm scope, chambered in the flat-shooting 22-250 Remington cartridge for varmint and predator control at distance. This package is drop-in ready for the field, requiring no gunsmithing to get on target. At $527.05, it represents a significant value for a complete, capable system.
Key Features
- Factory-Scoped Package: Comes mounted and bore-sighted with a Nikon 3-9x40mm BDC scope, saving time and money.
- 22-250 Remington Chambering: Delivers high velocity and a laser-flat trajectory for precise shots on small, fast targets like coyotes or prairie dogs.
- AccuTrigger System: User-adjustable trigger allows for a crisp, clean pull weight to suit your preference, enhancing accuracy.
- Ready for the Field: Synthetic stock resists weather, and the 22-inch barrel provides a good balance of velocity and maneuverability.
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | 22-250 Remington |
| Action | Bolt Action |
| Barrel Length | 22 Inches |
| Magazine Capacity | 4 Rounds |
| Stock | Black Synthetic |
| Scope | Nikon 3-9x40mm BDC Reticle |
Who It’s For
This rifle is for the Missouri landowner who needs to manage coyote populations threatening livestock, or the dedicated varminter seeking a dedicated tool for long-range precision on ground squirrels and foxes. When it comes to clearing a pasture or protecting a flock from a marauding predator at 300 yards, the 22-250’s speed and this package’s out-of-the-box readiness make it a logical choice. It’s also a solid entry point for new hunters looking for a capable, all-in-one rifle that won’t demand immediate upgrades.
Pros & Cons
Pros: The primary advantage is the complete, ready-to-shoot package. The included Nikon scope is a legitimate optic, not a disposable placeholder. The 22-250 Remington caliber is supremely effective for its intended purpose, offering minimal drop and wind drift compared to standard .223 Remington. The AccuTrigger is a standout feature, providing a trigger feel often found on more expensive rifles. The synthetic stock handles Missouri’s variable weather without a second thought.
Cons: The 22-250 is known for barrel throat erosion with high-volume shooting—this is a hunting rifle, not a benchrest plinker. Ammunition cost is higher than .223 Remington. The 4-round capacity is standard but limited; carrying spare magazines is advised for extended sessions. The stock is functional but basic; aftermarket options from brands like Boyd’s are available for those seeking a more customized fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the scope already mounted and sighted in?
A: Yes, the Nikon scope is mounted and bore-sighted at the factory. You will still need to perform a final zero at the range with your chosen ammunition, but it should be on paper from the start.
Q: What’s the effective range for coyote with this setup?
A: With proper shot placement and the right 22-250 load (like a 50-55 grain V-Max), this rifle is capable out to 400 yards on coyote-sized game. The real limit often becomes the shooter’s ability to read wind, not the cartridge’s power.
Q: Can I use .223 Remington ammunition in this rifle?
A: Absolutely not. The 22-250 Remington is a different, more powerful cartridge. Firing a .223 in a 22-250 chamber is dangerous and can cause catastrophic failure. Only use ammunition clearly marked as 22-250 Remington.
Look, the value proposition here is straightforward: a reputable rifle, a quality optic, and a hard-hitting caliber combined into one affordable package. This Savage 11 Trophy Hunter XP package is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide, with an FFL transfer required for firearm purchases. If your needs call for reaching out across a field with authority and precision, this setup is waiting.
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