Savage 12 Varminter Low Profile | .223 | 26″ | 18465
MSRP: $1,369.00
Your Price: $1,186.00
Savage 12 Varminter Low Profile bolt-action rifle in matte stainless with a 26″ heavy fluted barrel, laminate stock, AccuTrigger and a 4+1 detachable box magazine. Right-hand configuration, drilled & tapped.
The Savage 12 Varminter Low Profile is a precision-oriented bolt-action rifle built for varmint work and long-range small-game target shooting. It pairs a heavy, fluted stainless barrel with a user-adjustable AccuTrigger and a laminated wood stock for repeatable, stable shots. A good optic choice under $1000 that complements this platform is the Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40, which balances magnification and field of view for varmint and target applications. Intended uses include varmint hunting and precision target shooting where consistent accuracy and a stable barrel/stock interface matter.
Product Specifications
- The model is 12 Varminter Low Profile by Savage.
- The manufacturer part number is 18465.
- The caliber is .223 Rem / 5.56 NATO.
- The capacity is 4 + 1 with a detachable box magazine.
- The action type is Bolt Action for single-shot follow-through and reliability.
- The barrel measures 26 inches and is heavy-profile for thermal stability.
- The barrel is described as heavy fluted to reduce weight while retaining rigidity.
- The twist rate is 1:9 to stabilize a wide range of .223/5.56 bullets.
- The stock material is laminate in a satin brown finish for durability and reduced warp.
- The stock is a fixed laminate design with a satin finish.
- The overall length measures 46.25 inches for balance and follow-through.
- The listed weight is 10 lbs, reflecting the heavy barrel and solid stock.
- The trigger is Savage’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger.
- The rifle is drilled & tapped for scope mounts (no sights installed).
- The UPC is 011356184658.
This Varminter Low Profile is configured to deliver stable, repeatable groups from a heavy, fluted stainless barrel and a rigid laminate stock. The AccuTrigger and detachable box magazine add versatility for range work and extended varmint sessions, and the drilled-and-tapped receiver makes mounting a quality optic straightforward. If you need a rifle that emphasizes accuracy and barrel stability for field work or disciplined range practice, this Savage 12 fits those needs without unnecessary complexity.
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