I custom built a 10/22 and from the receiver up and it LOVES CCI standard also, green tags and the like. Surprisingly, it doesn't like SK match or federal match (worst performer of all).
You're right on wanting a high power scope on your .22. My grandfather used to compete in BR-50 ( .22, benchrest from 50 yards ), and was in the magazines back in the day. I asked him once what power scope was best for that and he said "enough that i can count the hairs on a fly's ass from 50 yards" lol....he later said around 40-50 power. He also mentioned preferring Eley ammo.
People forget that a lot of extremely high precision shooting isn't at crazy long distances where you need a big cartridge and ultra-high muzzle velocity. A lot of it is chasing that bullet caliber group at 100 yards or consistently putting dozens of rounds in the ten ring in a row under time at 50 yards.
I have the same rifle. It took quite a few rounds down the tube and better ammo to get better groups. Most rimfire BR is at 50 yards. I really like the rifle.
One of my buddies loves .22 rimfire. He had Bergara, Cz and Vudoo. We were shooting and I mentioned an old guy who shoots competition I talked with. I was building a 10/22 for my son. The old guy said just go buy a Tikka. You can thank me later. I looked and looked but they were sold out everywhere. That was a few year's ago. So I built the 10/22 instead. Fast forward to telling my friend this and he bought one of the Tikka. He took his Vudoo to the ammo place in Ohio and had all the ammo tested through it for best. Today he says if I knew about the Tikka, I wouldn't have bought the Vudoo. So the old guy, "Doc" at a local gun store that shoots competition and runs them was truthful. Just a heads up on a factory rifle that shoots with custom bolt rifles.
Back in the late 70's I used a Weaver T10 scope and shot small bore metallic silhouette matches, from 40 m to 100m. It's 1/5 scale from the high power matches. I had a Savage/Anschutz target rifle and I was able to shoot flies at 100m that were on my sighting in paper target. My old eyes are messed up now and I have to shoot left handed.
Got to love Savage. The 64 in the designation is the year it came out. Used to be Cooey rifle Co, out of Canada. Savage bought it out years ago. AFAIK it is still made in Canada. Got one 2 years ago for $120 out the door. It's a fun accurate piece, but it sure looks different in that fancy chassis and heavy barrel. Love the plastic enhancement on the old Cooey magazine.
The original Cooey 64 was a bit scary as it had no safety, imagine carrying it rabbit hunting with a round in the chamber and no safety, catch a small branch on the trigger, could be a bad outcome. Glad Lakefield added the safety before Savage bought the design.
The combination you used here, this rifle, Remington ammo, super zoomie scope, a flock of sweat bees, and a Tennessee Marksman, should be great for small game out to 50 yards. My suggestion for 100 yards accuracy is to replace the Tennessee Marksman with your son. Excellent video.
Mine really shoots the eley benchrest outlaw well. I discovered that when I went to range and forgot to bring my go to cci sv. I had some Eley ammo with me I was testing in another rifle. I loaded up some of the outlaw and wow! Very accurate with ammo it likes and for 200ish bucks it’s hard to beat.
Tip: Keep your finger on the trigger. Hold it back and call your shot. Ease the trigger forward just until the trigger resets. Repeat. It will improve your groups.
I usually plinking with my daughters with 22 and we don’t shoot pass 40 yards and ammo that I’m using is federal auto match from Walmart and we have a lot of fun for &22👍
I was just looking at this gun and wishing someone would do a video about it. Would love to see what this thing can really do with some nicer ammo at 50 yards.
My "bench rest" 22 is a savage mk2 heavy barrel with a mueler 40x target scope. It will group amazingly but that super high mag scope forces you to slow down and make sure you're doing everything right. Every bit of poor trigger control is visible hahaha hell, every breath and heartbeat is visible! The insanely short eye box makes you super consistent because you simply can't see thru it I'd you're not exactly positioned correctly. A hunting scope it isn't but dang boy you wanna talk accurate you better bring the peanut butter cause this set up is the jam
100y ! You without a doubt will see which ammo it likes best. I'm guessing at a 100y or any other range. Matched or good shots will work best. I'll keep watching and see! 🎉 Keep on keepin on ! Who tee who
If you're going for good groups you need better ammo, CCI standard velocity is cheap but good, Sk long range match is great, eley 22 match is good, norma match is really good. The bulk stuff is terrible.
^ what he said. 😂 the closest thing to decent bulk ammo I've found is the aguilla 40 gr plain lead round nose. Very good stuff. You have to pay significantly more for any better like the Eley match and special fancy pants target ammo like that.
@zachsowersfilmandphoto6659 I was more or less saying don't waste my time with bull crap ammo in a polite way. I understand it's to get more views but it's stupid to do 100 yard groups with trash. It was also to educate people watching the video that aren't as smart as you that think all ammo is created equal.
Speaking of Shushers, I applied for mine in December, and am wondering if I will get to use it before the Fall. 🤔 Thanks Gub-mint! Yer Tax Dollars At Werk…😂 Ultra-Mega-MAGA 🎉
That’s a sweet boolot slinger WTW , I need a 22 as the peski Yotes have been going through my backyard lately. I seen a savage 22 LR semi auto with a Weaver 9x40 glass . Any thoughts on the weaver ? I e never had one before ? . Cheers 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Adam try some match ammo or some that has a velocity of about 1040 and I think you’ll be surprised at the accuracy. I run the RWS .22LR MATCH in my Kimber 94 with excellent accuracy at 100 yards. Funny thing is if the light is just right you can watch the bullets go down range into the target.
I'd test at 50, I do nrl22 which is the long range stuff and I've always confirmed zero at 50 yards tho I've always used cci standards and that's how I was taught so it could be something to do with the ammo and speeds
Hi wtw...my dad told me the gun shoots in the same place every time, so why are some groups so far apart? I hope you can answer. Thanks. Robert Vandick
The basic model 64 I had (black syntethic stock), loved the 40gr Federal Classic bulk ammo. It shoot better than my sporter 10/22 stainless with an 18" barrel. Hell, it shoot as good as my Marlin model 60 with the micro grove barrel!
Awesome!!! Years back Wally World had a Christmas special on the basic 64! 99 beans! It had issues?!? I called Savage and they were the most wonderful understanding people on the planet! The lady told me before you send the slinger back to us for us to evaluate. Let me send you a new magazine that will probably cure your problem! Three days later, I had a brand new mag in my mailbox! And the slinger ran like a champ!!! I called them back and asked them if they wanted me to send them the original mag? They told me I could do whatever I wanted with it! I was instantly a Savage fan! 🙌🏻
Everything shoots better than the Marlin. I've had three of them and I finally broke down and got a Ruger 10/22, it shot one MOA out of the box at 100 yd. My Marlins never shot that well
@@Thousand_yard_King I have the bicentennial special edition. I don't know if that makes a difference, but it has always been my most accurate 22LR rifle. I sold the Savage, so now the Marlin is the most accurate with the 10/22 running second.
Hey brother, big fan of the channel, especially when shooting savage, whetherby, and CZ rifles! Just bought this savage 64 to have fun with and teach my son to shoot. Any recommendations for an optic? Thanks brother!
Good shooting WTW, nice rifle too. I have a question about the 1.99 inch average. Once you started shooting that top target 5 rounds on each bullseye, should you have adjusted any turrets at that point, or is it all about ammo choice? Thanks bud..
How well did you think your banish can did on this gun? I have the same can on the way and was thinking about buying this gun to put it on. Hard to tell from the video how much it helped though.
hey brotha adam, was that last message you sent me ? , please resend it if you can or what did you tell me , lol, lol, n yes i am gettin your emails now brotha , awesome stuff n i love em 1 miliion % brotha , great vid as always here bro , happy shootin , talk soon > tom !
Dude I like that boolot slinger on the to buy list does it come in magnum I think you should do 100 yrd Dude will is shoot minn mag like see you do a video on that
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Recently purchased this same rifle and I tried about 6 different ammunition and at 50 yards CCI standard grouped the best for me
I’ve got a B22fv-sr and CCI standard has been the most accurate in that rifle as well.
I custom built a 10/22 and from the receiver up and it LOVES CCI standard also, green tags and the like. Surprisingly, it doesn't like SK match or federal match (worst performer of all).
Is it loud or sounds like a air rifle
@@YESSNSPACE no it’s not very loud and then I put a linear comp on it and it’s almost like having a can on it
You're right on wanting a high power scope on your .22. My grandfather used to compete in BR-50 ( .22, benchrest from 50 yards ), and was in the magazines back in the day. I asked him once what power scope was best for that and he said "enough that i can count the hairs on a fly's ass from 50 yards" lol....he later said around 40-50 power. He also mentioned preferring Eley ammo.
People forget that a lot of extremely high precision shooting isn't at crazy long distances where you need a big cartridge and ultra-high muzzle velocity. A lot of it is chasing that bullet caliber group at 100 yards or consistently putting dozens of rounds in the ten ring in a row under time at 50 yards.
I have the same rifle. It took quite a few rounds down the tube and better ammo to get better groups. Most rimfire BR is at 50 yards. I really like the rifle.
Super stoked you're reviewing this considering I intend on purchasing this. I'll watch as soon as I'm home
Stay tuned for all the ammo testing
One of my buddies loves .22 rimfire. He had Bergara, Cz and Vudoo. We were shooting and I mentioned an old guy who shoots competition I talked with. I was building a 10/22 for my son. The old guy said just go buy a Tikka. You can thank me later. I looked and looked but they were sold out everywhere. That was a few year's ago. So I built the 10/22 instead. Fast forward to telling my friend this and he bought one of the Tikka. He took his Vudoo to the ammo place in Ohio and had all the ammo tested through it for best. Today he says if I knew about the Tikka, I wouldn't have bought the Vudoo. So the old guy, "Doc" at a local gun store that shoots competition and runs them was truthful. Just a heads up on a factory rifle that shoots with custom bolt rifles.
I like the look of the Rifle
Back in the late 70's I used a Weaver T10 scope and shot small bore metallic silhouette matches, from 40 m to 100m. It's 1/5 scale from the high power matches.
I had a Savage/Anschutz target rifle and I was able to shoot flies at 100m that were on my sighting in paper target.
My old eyes are messed up now and I have to shoot left handed.
Got to love Savage. The 64 in the designation is the year it came out. Used to be Cooey rifle Co, out of Canada. Savage bought it out years ago. AFAIK it is still made in
Canada. Got one 2 years ago for $120 out the door. It's a fun accurate piece, but it sure looks different in that fancy chassis and heavy barrel. Love the plastic enhancement
on the old Cooey magazine.
The original Cooey 64 was a bit scary as it had no safety, imagine carrying it rabbit hunting with a round in the chamber and no safety, catch a small branch on the trigger, could be a bad outcome. Glad Lakefield added the safety before Savage bought the design.
The combination you used here, this rifle, Remington ammo, super zoomie scope, a flock of sweat bees, and a Tennessee Marksman, should be great for small game out to 50 yards. My suggestion for 100 yards accuracy is to replace the Tennessee Marksman with your son. Excellent video.
Please group at 50 yards. That is the distance we compete at in the American Rifmfire Association competition.
Well, from the comments, he may have to do both...lol. Then everyone wins.
I bought an axis II precision in 6.5CM and absolutely love my gun savage stepping up their game
Sweet looking twenty2 ! Sorry to hear of your hand ! That'll put a gimp in your giddyup !
I have a savage very similar to that but bolt action and the stock is teal color. Awesome little 22 rifles. Tons of varmints taken with it
CCI Suppressor 22 LR 45 Gr Hollow Point work amazing in my savage Mark II FV SR which has the heavy 16.5" threaded barrel too.
Exactly what I use in my Mark ii G and it’s the best ammo I have.
Mine really shoots the eley benchrest outlaw well. I discovered that when I went to range and forgot to bring my go to cci sv. I had some Eley ammo with me I was testing in another rifle. I loaded up some of the outlaw and wow! Very accurate with ammo it likes and for 200ish bucks it’s hard to beat.
Dang, it kicked out of chat. Hello again to you all. I love that rifle!. Thank you for the video. I hope your hand starts feeling better.
Nice Savage. Such a fun shooter. Looking forward to seeing more testing.
Great rifle Whotee. I've been waiting on a Savage 64 video. Mine like 40 grain round nose CCI Mini mags. Cheers
I also have a Mossberg.22 training rifle US 1934 Marine issue came with brass scope,,, pep site and with regular sites as well
I thought I had all the .22 rimfire rifles I wanted until I saw this video. Well done 👍
I have one of these. Fun little rifle. Wound up putting a Vortex Crossfire II on mine. Has served me well.
Just got off wrk, this is going to be great! I love watching WHO TEE WHOOOOO. 😊
Tip: Keep your finger on the trigger. Hold it back and call your shot. Ease the trigger forward just until the trigger resets. Repeat. It will improve your groups.
This is a great rifle 👍👍👏 and thanks again for the info my friend 🙏👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏 and your show is amazing and the best 👍👍👍👍👍😊
Thanks for watching
I usually plinking with my daughters with 22 and we don’t shoot pass 40 yards and ammo that I’m using is federal auto match from Walmart and we have a lot of fun for &22👍
2 inch groups at 100 yards with cheap ammo is excellent with 22lr !
I was just looking at this gun and wishing someone would do a video about it.
Would love to see what this thing can really do with some nicer ammo at 50 yards.
Great rifle. One I shot liked 40g hotter load than Remington..
And didn't have the zoomies you have...
I like to see 100yds tests,then 50 is good too.
cool little gun. i’ve been waiting for one of my favorite reviewers to test that rifle! 50 yards test is my vote… cheers
My "bench rest" 22 is a savage mk2 heavy barrel with a mueler 40x target scope. It will group amazingly but that super high mag scope forces you to slow down and make sure you're doing everything right.
Every bit of poor trigger control is visible hahaha hell, every breath and heartbeat is visible! The insanely short eye box makes you super consistent because you simply can't see thru it I'd you're not exactly positioned correctly.
A hunting scope it isn't but dang boy you wanna talk accurate you better bring the peanut butter cause this set up is the jam
I own the real cheap unit in black synthetic n lite barrel n it loves 38gr bullets , fed or Winchester !! 40 not bad but 38gr is awesome at 100 yds
100y ! You without a doubt will see which ammo it likes best.
I'm guessing at a 100y or any other range.
Matched or good shots will work best.
I'll keep watching and see! 🎉
Keep on keepin on ! Who tee who
I think the rail on the savage is 20 moa, if the 300 short is fixed straight along the receiver that might explain why it was so close.
Not bad at all. My 22 Savage groups good at 100 it's a model 94 I believe, Savage. I've got to get another mag for mine
I have the exact same rifle and love it!! Fun to plink with and for better groups I don’t use bulk stuff 😊
I have a mod 62 Stevens and It's the truest .22 I've ever shot by far..... It's 97 percent the same rifle as the 64 Savage
Can't wait!!
00:26 You said "savage mod 94" at the beginning.. I was confused for a second lol 😊
Whoops
Love the video and kind of taking a liking to that model 64 too.
Thanks for watching
I enjoy my Savage 64 Precision for plinking 👉 🎯. Thanks for the Video Adam 👌. Can't wait until you try the other ammo 👍. Cheers 🍻🙏🇨🇦.
If you're going for good groups you need better ammo, CCI standard velocity is cheap but good, Sk long range match is great, eley 22 match is good, norma match is really good. The bulk stuff is terrible.
^ what he said. 😂 the closest thing to decent bulk ammo I've found is the aguilla 40 gr plain lead round nose. Very good stuff. You have to pay significantly more for any better like the Eley match and special fancy pants target ammo like that.
Quite the assumption to think the guntuber with 500k doesn't know bulk ammo isn't the most accurate 😂😂😂
@@zachsowersfilmandphoto6659 idk about op but my comment was for the viewers reading comments not who tee.
@zachsowersfilmandphoto6659 I was more or less saying don't waste my time with bull crap ammo in a polite way. I understand it's to get more views but it's stupid to do 100 yard groups with trash. It was also to educate people watching the video that aren't as smart as you that think all ammo is created equal.
I would like different ammo at 100yds.
I believe the model 64 has good potential.
It looks good too.
I have the same rifle, I had the best luck with the CCI mini-mag. Would like to see different rounds ran through it @ 50 yds.
It's nice to see an Athlon scope on a UA-cam video. I have one of their LPVOs and love the bang for the buck.
Soo many loads for 22lr endless choices
Every time I hear your intro "..a really fun video" I always catch myself saying "THEY ALL ARE", because they are!
that's grouping pretty good for bulk ammo. Good stuff 👍
Looks like a good one . Got to check one out. 50 sounds good . To start and then maybe 100 after you figure out what ammo it’s liking. 👍🇺🇸
I love it. Wish I had a shusher
Speaking of Shushers, I applied for mine in December, and am wondering if I will get to use it before the Fall. 🤔 Thanks Gub-mint! Yer Tax Dollars At Werk…😂 Ultra-Mega-MAGA 🎉
I like to see you do the 100 yards. Another great video
I would like to see an ammo test at 100yds. I think this gun will do a lot better when you find what it likes.
Yea I would like to see 100 yard test
I shoot ARA 22 comp. If you’re going to shoot for score, use subsonic, it runs tighter. I use Ten-X, and others.
Okay…very cool…even though I’m not a huge fan of semi-auto rimfires.
So, let go with a 100 yrs group…love to stretch things out!!
That’s a sweet boolot slinger WTW , I need a 22 as the peski Yotes have been going through my backyard lately. I seen a savage 22 LR semi auto with a Weaver 9x40 glass . Any thoughts on the weaver ? I e never had one before ? . Cheers 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Adam try some match ammo or some that has a velocity of about 1040 and I think you’ll be surprised at the accuracy. I run the RWS .22LR MATCH in my Kimber 94 with excellent accuracy at 100 yards. Funny thing is if the light is just right you can watch the bullets go down range into the target.
I'd test at 50, I do nrl22 which is the long range stuff and I've always confirmed zero at 50 yards tho I've always used cci standards and that's how I was taught so it could be something to do with the ammo and speeds
Would love to see it at 100yrd testing!
L👀K forward to this 💯💯
Cool, but my Baikal MP-161K look more space age. You beat me on the scope though.
Man, you love them Minie pearl rifles
Can somebody please explain the 20 MOA 1913 rail? I thought +MOA rails were for long distance. Hello Whoteewho.
Absolutely at 100 yards. My a22 does decent at 100 with cci standard velocity. I like the standards bc bc they're subsonic.
Zoom Zoom ! Did the scope come with a Wheelbarrow lol ? I like high magnification too
Hi wtw...my dad told me the gun shoots in the same place every time, so why are some groups so far apart? I hope you can answer.
Thanks. Robert Vandick
Looks like just need to test ammo for it, does pretty good tho considering you're using bulk reminton ammo
Hard to get the 22’s to get good groups like center fire
50 yards with various high velocity and 100 yards with standard or subsonic, if it'll run in it
The basic model 64 I had (black syntethic stock), loved the 40gr Federal Classic bulk ammo. It shoot better than my sporter 10/22 stainless with an 18" barrel. Hell, it shoot as good as my Marlin model 60 with the micro grove barrel!
Awesome!!! Years back Wally World had a Christmas special on the basic 64! 99 beans! It had issues?!? I called Savage and they were the most wonderful understanding people on the planet! The lady told me before you send the slinger back to us for us to evaluate. Let me send you a new magazine that will probably cure your problem! Three days later, I had a brand new mag in my mailbox! And the slinger ran like a champ!!! I called them back and asked them if they wanted me to send them the original mag? They told me I could do whatever I wanted with it! I was instantly a Savage fan! 🙌🏻
Everything shoots better than the Marlin. I've had three of them and I finally broke down and got a Ruger 10/22, it shot one MOA out of the box at 100 yd. My Marlins never shot that well
@@Thousand_yard_King I have the bicentennial special edition. I don't know if that makes a difference, but it has always been my most accurate 22LR rifle. I sold the Savage, so now the Marlin is the most accurate with the 10/22 running second.
Hey brother, big fan of the channel, especially when shooting savage, whetherby, and CZ rifles! Just bought this savage 64 to have fun with and teach my son to shoot. Any recommendations for an optic? Thanks brother!
Oh you'd do alright on anything for an optic. I like the Arkens for the price and great glass. These days I really like atleast a 24x on everything
@@WHOTEEWHO thanks man 👊
So what did the rifle cost ya ? It would be interesting to see different ammo going thru it to see if your groups improved or got worse,
Hopefully you ll be trying much better ammo. Like the rifle though. Aguila shoots really well in 1939 winchester semi.
Good shooting WTW, nice rifle too. I have a question about the 1.99 inch average. Once you started shooting that top target 5 rounds on each bullseye, should you have adjusted any turrets at that point, or is it all about ammo choice? Thanks bud..
Ammo
Nice does it come in 416 ruger
How well did you think your banish can did on this gun? I have the same can on the way and was thinking about buying this gun to put it on. Hard to tell from the video how much it helped though.
@@cmonster0711 did good. Night and day difference
I have the same rifle and the golden bullets just don’t perform very well
Did I ever group this rifle at 50 yrds ? I didn’t see a video, if u do will u try different ammo ?? Try some 36 or 38 grn in it please !!
I did not. Only 100
You don’t do any break in routines with a new barrel? Like 3 shots & clean for 3 or so rounds.
Nope. Never do
Do both 50 and 100 yard tests. See the difference between them would be nice.
Your scope is kinda high
Nice overview video, God bless.
If the barrel is under 18", is it considered a SBR? I notice it has a 16.5" Barrel...
No. Only under 16 in
50 is pretty standard for .22s that makes it easier to compare.
As always you get 👍👍
Love rimfire at 100 yards! 😊
Don't be surprised when your best groups come from subsonic ammo.
Yup
Thanks for the video!
I take it that it is not available in .22 WMR?
Not this one, no. Just 22lr
@@WHOTEEWHO Thanks.
Obtain an Anshutz 64 or preferably 54 action and then you have something.
Have the same rifle once ya get it broke in and all that it does tighten up
Why do they make the savage 64f with plastic receivers now?
mine broke after 100 rounds and Savage Arms has provided no suport at this time
I wonder if this rifle comes in 270, it's sure sleek
Do they make it in 22WMR (22mag)? 22mag is the most underrated cartridge ever
No
@@WHOTEEWHO do you know of any semi auto 22mag rifles?
@@BullseyeBenR savage a22
@@WHOTEEWHO ok I appreciate it. Only been able to find bolt action
Ball park price on the 64
Mine likes cci mini mags and cci standard velocity
What would you prefere? The Savage 64 or the Savage A22 precission?
Haven't had an a22 yet
@@WHOTEEWHO Thanx a lot. Greetings from Bavaria/Germany
hey brotha adam, was that last message you sent me ? , please resend it if you can or what did you tell me , lol, lol, n yes i am gettin your emails now brotha , awesome stuff n i love em 1 miliion % brotha , great vid as always here bro , happy shootin , talk soon > tom !
email me brotha asap , def wanna talk more , thanks > tom !
Cool rimfire!
50m test please
Dude I like that boolot slinger on the to buy list does it come in magnum I think you should do 100 yrd Dude will is shoot minn mag like see you do a video on that
This one only 22lr. Stay tuned
How does that rubber pad on the buttstock do for managing recoil? 🤣
🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, I mount my 600 power artillery scope on my 22 short for precision shooting at 2 yards!! 😂😂😂