Savage Axis II XP 22-250 Remington Scoped Rifle

$50,825.00

A factory-scoped, stainless steel varmint rifle chambered in the flat-shooting 22-250 Remington, ready for long-range precision on predators and pests right out of the box.

Description

The Savage Axis II XP 22-250 Remington, With 3X9X40 Scope, 22″ Barrel, Stainless Steel, Synthetic, Black, 4 rd is a factory-ready, long-range varmint and predator rifle. It combines a durable stainless steel barrel and action with Savage’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger and a mounted 3-9x40mm scope for immediate field use. This package delivers reliable, sub-MOA accuracy for hunters who need to make precise shots on small, fast-moving targets at extended distances, all for a price point of $508.25.

Key Features

  • Factory-Scoped & Ready: Comes with a mounted 3-9x40mm scope, bore-sighted and ready for final zeroing—no gunsmithing required.
  • Stainless Steel Construction: A 22-inch stainless steel barrel and action resist corrosion from weather, sweat, and long days in the field.
  • AccuTrigger System: Savage’s user-adjustable trigger allows you to set pull weight to your preference for a crisp, clean break.
  • Detachable Box Magazine: The 4-round detachable magazine allows for quick reloads and safe unloading in the blind or truck.
  • Lightweight Synthetic Stock: The black synthetic stock is durable, weather-resistant, and keeps the total package weight manageable for all-day carries.

Specifications & Details

Specification Detail
Caliber 22-250 Remington
Barrel Length 22″
Barrel Material Stainless Steel
Action Bolt-Action
Magazine Capacity 4 Rounds
Stock Synthetic, Black
Overall Length Approx. 42.5″
Weight Approx. 6.5 lbs (unscoped)

Who This Rifle Is For

This is a dedicated tool for the Missouri varminter and predator caller. When a coyote hangs up at 250 yards or a woodchuck suns itself across a soybean field, you need a flat-shooting, accurate rifle that’s already set up. The 22-250 Remington cartridge is legendary for its high velocity and laser-like trajectory, making it ideal for long-range shots on small targets where precision is non-negotiable. The synthetic stock shrugs off rain and brush, while the stainless steel ensures function when the morning dew is heavy or the weather turns. It’s also a solid choice for a new hunter’s first centerfire rifle, as the package includes everything needed to start shooting. This rifle ships to Missouri and compliant US states.

Pros & Cons

Pros: The out-of-the-box readiness is the biggest advantage—mount the scope, zero it, and you’re hunting. The AccuTrigger is a genuine upgrade over standard factory triggers, providing a clean pull that directly supports accuracy. The 22-250 chambering offers minimal drop and wind drift compared to rounds like .223 Remington, extending your ethical range. At just over six and a half pounds, it’s easy to carry on long walks. The price point of $508.25 for a scoped, stainless rifle is difficult to match.

Cons: The synthetic stock is functional but basic; it lacks the rigid bedding of more expensive chassis systems. The 22-250 is a loud round with significant muzzle blast, so hearing protection is mandatory. Barrel life can be shorter than slower cartridges due to the high-velocity powder burn. Ammunition cost is generally higher than .223 Remington, so consider your practice budget.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the scope any good, or should I plan to replace it immediately?

A: The included 3-9x40mm scope is a utilitarian piece. It holds zero for the rifle and provides a clear enough sight picture for daytime hunting within the cartridge’s effective range. For most hunters, it’s perfectly adequate to start. You can always upgrade later to optics from brands like Vortex or Leupold, which use standard 1-inch rings for easy compatibility.

Q: What’s the realistic effective range on coyotes with this setup?

A: With proper 22-250 ammunition (like 50-55 grain varmint bullets), a skilled shooter can ethically engage coyote-sized targets out to 400 yards. The limiting factor is often the shooter’s ability to estimate range and wind, not the cartridge. That said, practice at varying distances to know your personal limits.

Q: Can I use this for deer hunting in Missouri?

A: No. The .22-250 Remington is not a legal cartridge for deer hunting in Missouri. State regulations require centerfire firearms of .24 caliber or larger. This rifle is designed for varmints, predators, and target shooting. For whitetail, you’d need to step up to a different Savage Axis II model in a caliber like .308 Winchester or 6.5 Creedmoor.

Ready to add this capable, long-range varmint solution to your arsenal? The Savage Axis II XP package is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide. FFL transfer required for firearm purchases.

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