Savage Axis II Precision .308 Win | 22 in Barrel | 57551

The Savage AXIS II Precision is a bolt-action sporting rifle chambered in .308 Win built on an adjustable MDT aluminum chassis. It pairs a 22″ heavy, button-rifled, threaded barrel with an adjustable AccuTrigger and M-LOK forend to support precision work from a stable platform. For optics, a versatile scope such as the Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15×44 offers the magnification and tracking consistency suited to this rifle and typically retails under $1,000.

Common applications include precision target shooting and medium-game hunting where an adjustable chassis and precision barrel offer repeatable accuracy.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .308 Win / 7.62 NATO.
• The action is Bolt Action.
• The barrel measures 22 inches and is a heavy carbon steel, button-rifled, threaded barrel with cap.
• The muzzle thread pattern is 5/8×24.
• The rate of twist is 1:10″.
• The stock is an MDT aluminum chassis with an olive drab injection molded skin and adjustable comb and length-of-pull spacers.
• The forend features M-LOK compatibility for accessories.
• The trigger is a user-adjustable AccuTrigger (2.5–6 lb).
• The rifle ships with an AICS-compatible detachable magazine; supplied magazine type varies by caliber selection.
• The metal finish is matte / parkerized black.
• The overall length is 43 inches.
• The weight is 9.84 pounds.
• The receiver is drilled and tapped and includes a 1-piece 20 MOA rail for optic mounting.
• The stock color is OD green with black accents.
• The UPC is 011356575517.

The Axis II Precision combines Savage’s AccuTrigger and a heavy, button-rifled barrel with an adjustable MDT chassis to deliver a stable, user-configurable platform. Its features are aimed at shooters who value mechanical repeatability and modularity — the adjustable comb and length-of-pull, M-LOK forend and threaded barrel make it straightforward to adapt the rifle to a range of optics and accessory setups. The result is a capable sporting rifle for precision-oriented field work and range sessions.

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