Savage 64 FVXP with Scope .22LR Rifle Package

Description

I remember my first .22 rifle. It was a hand-me-down bolt action that taught me patience and precision. But when you’re looking for a first rifle that’s ready to go right now, without fuss or a big investment, you need something different. You need a tool that’s straightforward, reliable, and gets you on the paper quickly. That’s the exact niche the Savage 64 FVXP with Scope 22LR 20.5″ Barrel, Synthetic Black, 10rd fills, and it does it for a price that’s hard to argue with.

So, what is it? The Savage 64 FVXP is a ready-to-shoot rimfire rifle package. It’s a semi-automatic .22 Long Rifle with a 20.5-inch barrel, a matte black synthetic stock, and a factory-mounted and bore-sighted 3-9x32mm scope. This complete setup, priced at $216.10, is designed for new shooters, plinkers, and small-game hunters who want an affordable, functional firearm that requires no extra purchases to start hitting targets.

Look, the genius of this package is its simplicity. You unbox it, and you’re essentially ready to head to the range. The included scope is a huge part of that value. I’ve put a few hundred rounds of mixed bulk-pack ammo through a 64, and the real benefit of that pre-mounted optic is immediate feedback. New shooters can focus on fundamentals—breath control, trigger squeeze—without the initial frustration of struggling with iron sights. It’s a confidence builder. The rifle itself is a classic blowback-operated semi-auto, a design that’s been proven for decades. It’s not fancy, but it works. The 10-round detachable magazine is a practical size for bench shooting or carrying in the field, and spare mags from Savage are affordable and easy to find.

Here’s the thing—the synthetic stock is lightweight and durable, perfect for a truck gun or a walk in the woods. That 20.5-inch barrel gives you a good sight radius if you ever want to use the integrated dovetail scope base for a different optic, and it helps with velocity and accuracy. Weighing in at about 5.5 pounds unscoped, it’s easy for younger shooters to handle but has enough heft to feel steady for an adult. The trigger is a standard single-stage design; it’s serviceable, with a predictable break that’s perfectly adequate for a rifle in this class.

Specifications

Spec	Detail
Caliber	.22 Long Rifle
Action	Semi-Automatic
Barrel Length	20.5 Inches
Overall Length	40.5 Inches
Stock	Synthetic, Black
Magazine Capacity	10 Rounds
Sights	None (Dovetail for scope mount)
Included Optic	3-9x32mm Scope, Pre-mounted

Pros & Cons
Let’s be direct. The pros are clear: outstanding out-of-the-box value, a complete shooting package, legendary .22LR affordability to feed it, and Savage’s reputation for reliability. It fits out of the box with no gunsmithing required—just add ammo. The cons are what you’d expect at this price point. The stock is basic polymer, the trigger won’t win competitions, and the included scope is functional but not a high-end piece of glass. It’s a tool, not a jewel.

Who is this for? This is the quintessential first rifle for a new shooter. It’s for a parent wanting to introduce a kid to the sport without a major commitment. It’s for the landowner who needs a dependable varmint rifle to keep in the corner of the barn. It’s for any Missouri plinker who wants to spend an afternoon making tin cans dance without spending a fortune on ammo or equipment. The package is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What kind of scope is included, and is it really ready to shoot?

A: It’s a 3-9x32mm variable-power riflescope mounted on a one-piece base. Savage bore-sights it at the factory, meaning it should be on paper at 25 yards right out of the box. You’ll still need to fine-tune the zero for your specific ammunition, but it eliminates the initial guesswork.

Q: Are extra magazines easy to find?

A: Yes. The Savage 64 uses its own proprietary 10-round rotary magazine. They are widely available from Savage, major sporting goods retailers, and online distributors. I’d recommend picking up at least one spare.

Q: Can I mount a red dot or different scope on this rifle?

A: Absolutely. The receiver has a standardized 3/8″ dovetail rail. This makes it compatible with a huge range of rimfire-specific optics and mounts from brands like UTG, CVLife, or higher-end options from Vortex or Leupold. The included scope base is removable.

If you’re looking for a no-nonsense, ready-to-roll .22 that prioritizes function and value over frills, the Savage 64 FVXP package deserves a long, hard look. Check its current availability on our site.