Savage Axis 2 Pro Western | .22-250 Rem | 20″ LH

The Savage Axis 2 Pro Western is a left-hand bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in .22-250 Remington with a 20″ heavy sporter barrel. It ships with a detachable 4-round magazine, a user-adjustable AccuTrigger and a threaded muzzle with a 1/2×28 thread pattern for common muzzle devices. The stock features Savage’s Western camo pattern over a synthetic platform and the action is finished in Gun Metal Bronze Cerakote for corrosion resistance. This rifle is well suited to varmint/horizon hunting and precision small-caliber target work; a Vortex Viper HS-T 4-16×44 makes a capable optic choice under $1,000 for these uses.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 011356323279 for this exact configuration.
• The manufacturer is listed as Savage.
• The model is the Axis 2 Pro Western in left-hand configuration.
• The caliber is .22-250 Remington.
• The action type is Bolt Action.
• The barrel measures 20 inches and is described as a heavy sporter profile.
• The overall length is 40.5 inches.
• The rifle weight is 6.8 lbs.
• The listed magazine capacity is 4 rounds with a detachable box magazine.
• The finish is Gun Metal Bronze Cerakote on the action.
• The stock material is synthetic with a Western camo pattern.
• The rate of twist is 1:12″.
• The muzzle is threaded with an NFA thread pattern of 1/2×28.
• The rifle ships with a user-adjustable AccuTrigger and a one-piece 0 MOA rail.

Built with features that address field ergonomics and accuracy, this left-hand Axis 2 Pro Western balances practical hunting geometry with shelf-ready features such as a threaded muzzle and a one-piece rail for optics. The AccuTrigger and heavy sporter barrel make it a straightforward choice for extended varmint days and deliberate target strings where consistent accuracy matters. Its synthetic camo stock and Cerakote finish offer durability in variable conditions while the detachable magazine keeps reloads simple in the field.

Owners and observers have noted improved out-of-the-box performance compared with previous Axis models and commonly point to consistent, tack-driving accuracy as a positive attribute.

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