Savage 93 F Rifle | 22 WMR | 21 in. | 91800

The Savage 93 F pairs Savage’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger with a detachable 5-round box magazine in a right-hand bolt-action platform chambered for .22 Winchester Magnum. It ships with a matte blued carbon-steel sporter barrel and a fixed black synthetic stock with positive checkering for secure handling. The rifle is drilled and tapped for scope mounts and retains open/adjustable sights for immediate use.

For an optic under $1000 that complements this rifle’s intended use, a compact variable such as the Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40 provides a durable, practical sighting solution for small-game and varmint work while staying within a conservative budget.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 062654918001.
• The caliber is listed as .22 Winchester Magnum (22 WMR).
• The action type is Bolt Action.
• The trigger model is AccuTrigger.
• The magazine capacity is 5 rounds.
• The rifle uses a detachable 5-round box magazine.
• The barrel material is specified as carbon steel.
• The finish is described as blued/black.
• The stock material is synthetic.
• The stock color is black.
• The listed overall weight is 5 lbs.
• The overall length is listed as 39.5 inches.
• The rifle is described as drilled and tapped for scope mounts.
• The sights are described as adjustable/open sights.
• The handedness is right hand.

This rifle is well-suited for small-game hunting and varmint work where a lightweight, accurate rimfire-magnum platform is preferred. Its AccuTrigger and detachable magazine make it practical for field use and follow-up shots when required. The synthetic stock and blued carbon-steel barrel provide a low-maintenance combination appropriate for regular outdoor use.

Built around Savage’s simple, proven bolt-action design and clear user-focused features, this 93 F offers a straightforward, capable package for shooters who value a crisp trigger and practical handling. Its drilled-and-tapped receiver simplifies mounting optics, and the synthetic stock keeps weight low while resisting the elements.

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