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Savage B17 F-SR Bolt Action Rifle - 17HMR
U.S. manufacturer SAVAGE is known for having an extensive catalog of carbines in 17 HMR caliber. One of these bolt-action carbines is the SAVAGE B17 F SR 17 HMR, a small rifle with great accuracy and reliability. As in the rest of the references of this brand, its designation illustrates its characteristics. The F stands for synthetic stock and the acronym SR for suppressor ready.
The first thing that strikes us about this carbine is its black synthetic stock, with molded areas and differentiated textures in areas of contact with the hands. The pistol grip has a good angle and lower stop, designed for precision shooting.
These features give it good ergonomics, although it does not have a rubber butt pad. This is obviously unnecessary due to recoil issues, but it is necessary for the extra grip it provides against the shoulder, preventing any slippage. The stock is completed with two swivel bolts for attaching the rings of a rifle belt. The finish of this stock is more than acceptable, having a solid construction, which makes it tough enough to withstand all kinds of abuse and adverse weather.
This carbine has a removable 10-round rotary magazine, similar to the one found in the Ruger 10/22 carbine. As with all magazines of this type, feeding it requires some practice and attention, it just takes some getting used to. Although they provide the advantage of a good capacity without protruding from the ventral part of the stock.
The barrel is of the sporter type, with a length of 533 mm (21), manufactured under the button rifling technique, of which SAVAGE is a real specialist. As is usual with American manufacturers, the barrel is threaded at the end with a thread cover, in this case the thread pitch is ½ - 28. As mentioned in the introduction, the acronym SR stands for Suppressor Ready.
The action is simple, with a bolt whose locking is a little less than 90°, it has a single rear locking latch, which locks the action behind the shaft and the freely rotating bolt head. As in the rest of the SAVAGE range of rifles the link between the barrel and the action is made by a nut, which provides a precise headspace.
Another element responsible for its good accuracy is its trigger system. It is called AccuTrigger, which appeared in 2002 for SAVAGE rifles. This is characterized by its ultra-short travel and break as a glass rod, clean and consistent. It has an integrated trigger safety called AccuRelease, like modern polymer pistols, making its behavior simulate a two-stroke trigger. It is user-customizable in weight from 2.5 lbs (1.13 kg) to 6 lbs (2.72 kg).
The B17 models complement the AccuRelease with a safety located behind the action, with a two-position sliding knob. This provides ambidextrous access to the safety, visually revealing a red dot when in fire condition.
The B17 FSR 17 HMR is a carbine with good accuracy and reliability that for its price is a good choice for those who want to enjoy a gun in this feeder caliber. A good tool for controlling this type of predator or simply to practice precision shooting.
Features- Accurate bolt-action carbine in the 17 HMR cartridge
- User-adjustable AccuTrigger trigger system
- 10 round rotary magazine
- Sporting contour threaded barrel (1/2-20 thread pitch), manufactured by button rifling technique
- Ergonomic, futuristic-looking black polymer stock - Ambidextrous manual safety located behind the action
- Drilled and screwed action prepared to accept any type of mount.
Technical specifications
- Action: Bolt action
- Finish: Synthetic
- Barrel length: 53 cm.
- Caliber: 17 HMR
- Overall length (mm.): 990
- Weight (g.): 2500
- Color: Black
- Pitch of rifling: 1:9
- Magazine capacity: 10
The procedures are very simple
- You can make the payment in any of the following ways
- Credit card.
- Bank transfer.
- VIP card (this option will also serve to finance your order).
- You will have to send us a photocopy of your ID card and the corresponding firearms permit depending on the type of weapon.
- The shipment will be made to the corresponding Civil Guard Station with Weapons Intervention (please indicate yours in the "Observations" section, which you will find at the end of your order).
It is no secret to anyone who handles a firearm that dirt can be its worst enemy. Corrosion or the storage of foreign matter can hinder the operation of the weapon and, in the case of affecting the cartridges, cause accidents that can have serious consequences.
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When the word Rifle is used, anyone, including a non-expert, evokes a classic Mauser bolt-action rifle of military type. We could say that it is the current rifle par excellence, it is the most used in any hunting modality, the most universal for its variety of calibers, weights, sizes, finishes, applications, manufacturers and prices.
It is a repeating rifle, that is to say a rifle that allows repeating the shot whose action consists of a bolt that, manually operated by a rotation and thrust movement, captures the cartridge from the magazine and introduces it into the chamber "locking it" (closing it), arms the punch or needle, to subsequently allow the shot to be fired.
The mechanism of the bolt can be variable, currently there are bolts with axial action without apparent rotation. The ammunition magazine admits a variable number of cartridges, usually 5 for non-Magnum calibers and 3 or 4 for the latter. Some models allow the use of a detachable magazine.
Repetition should never be confused with automatism.
They are the most accurate rifles and the simplest to build.
In some models, barrels of different caliber can be interchanged, in which case the long action group (Magnum calibers) and the short action group (Magnum calibers) are compatible.
Advantages
- It is the most robust and reliable of all
- High ballistic accuracy (unmatched by other repeating systems)
- The extraction and reloading mechanisms provide total operational safety
- It is slow firing, making it difficult to shoot quickly and fluently
- It is too large for long days of hunting on foot
- The manual action of the bolt unholsters the weapon at each shot, which forces the hunter to retake the aiming elements and means a loss of time that can be crucial in the second shot
- BIG HUNTING RIFLE
Para the purchase of a rifle requires a copy of the ID card and LONG GUN RIFLE PERMIT (D).
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