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I asked a similar question a few months ago when my lad was after a 17HMR Synthetic Savage. I got very little response (but that was on another site). I also got in touch with Savage via their website requesting a brochure etc....... I'm still waiting.

 

So I'm no expert on Savage but after seeing and touching a few my lad settled on a CZ Style. Savage did have some interesting woodwork on some models though which CZ could not match.

 

So it's a personal opinion, I have a CZ Silhouette as well. Savage has been around a while and I have never heard anything BAD, but then again I have never heard anything particularly good either (but I am hearing mixed opinion on the very latest trigger they have just introduced). My lad in typical fashion originally decided he could not bring himself around to buying the same gun as Dad, but after seeing and handling a couple of Savage he decided he prefered the CZ.

 

Does that help...who knows..all it really says is that we both prefer CZ in the "affordable" gun area.

 

Cheers

Deker

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I asked a similar question a few months ago when my lad was after a 17HMR Synthetic Savage. I got very little response (but that was on another site). I also got in touch with Savage via their website requesting a brochure etc....... I'm still waiting.

 

So I'm no expert on Savage but after seeing and touching a few my lad settled on a CZ Style. Savage did have some interesting woodwork on some models though which CZ could not match.

 

So it's a personal opinion, I have a CZ Silhouette as well. Savage has been around a while and I have never heard anything BAD, but then again I have never heard anything particularly good either (but I am hearing mixed opinion on the very latest trigger they have just introduced). My lad in typical fashion originally decided he could not bring himself around to buying the same gun as Dad, but after seeing and handling a couple of Savage he decided he prefered the CZ.

 

Does that help...who knows..all it really says is that we both prefer CZ in the "affordable" gun area.

 

Cheers

Deker

thanks for replying maybe i should check out the cz before i make a decision

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I asked a similar question a few months ago when my lad was after a 17HMR Synthetic Savage. I got very little response (but that was on another site). I also got in touch with Savage via their website requesting a brochure etc....... I'm still waiting.

 

So I'm no expert on Savage but after seeing and touching a few my lad settled on a CZ Style. Savage did have some interesting woodwork on some models though which CZ could not match.

 

So it's a personal opinion, I have a CZ Silhouette as well. Savage has been around a while and I have never heard anything BAD, but then again I have never heard anything particularly good either (but I am hearing mixed opinion on the very latest trigger they have just introduced). My lad in typical fashion originally decided he could not bring himself around to buying the same gun as Dad, but after seeing and handling a couple of Savage he decided he prefered the CZ.

 

Does that help...who knows..all it really says is that we both prefer CZ in the "affordable" gun area.

 

Cheers

Deker

thanks for replying maybe i should check out the cz before i make a decision

 

 

UK Importers:

http://www.edgar-brothers.co.uk/ORIGINAL_SITE/

 

Main CZ site:

http://www.czub.cz/

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superb gun for the money.......less on the gun, is cool (most is tax anyway).......a £500 = manufacurer £250, tax £100,retailer £150.........

 

a good alrounder the savages.......especially th .17 , 22hmr bargain rifles! :thumbs: as below..... :0

 

 

 

 

Description for Item # 86837279

 

 

 

 

Savage Model 17 93R17-FV .17HMR

 

This gun is brand new in the box unfired.

 

17 Series

Model 93R17-FV -- now with AccuTrigger

Caliber .17 HMR

Overall Length 39.5"

Barrel Length 21"

Weight 6 lbs

Magazine Capacity 5 rounds

Stock Black synthetic

Sights No sights. Scope bases installed.

Rifling Rate of Twist 1 in 9"

Features New AccuTrigger, blued bolt action, free-floating, button-rifled heavy varmint barrel, swivel studs with detachable magazine.

Suggested Retail $249.00 (£125.00) aprox

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