The receiver and barrel feature a "Hazel Green" Cerakote finish and the synthetic stock has a "Kuiu Verde 2.0 Camo" camo pattern. 300 Winchester Magnum calibers features a fluted "Medium Contour" barrel with 5/8-24" muzzle thread in 22"/560 mm and 24"/610 mm barrel lengths. The Savage Impulse Big Game in six popular calibers weighs between 3.99 to 4.04 kg with an overall length of 110 to 115 cm, depending on the version.Ĭertainly designed to expand, the new Savage Impulse line starts with three models in the guise of "Big Game", "Predator" and "Hog Hunter". But thanks to the special design of the action, the bolt handle can not only easily be mounted on the left side for left-handed shooters, but its angle can also be adjusted according to personal preference. In the aluminum receiver, the ejection port is on the right side.
Speaking of safety: with the mechanical firing pin safety in combination with the AccuTrigger with integrated safety and the two-position slide safety on the tang that can be operated from both sides, the Savage Impulse has three independently acting safeties so that the straight-pull repeater is drop-proof even when the slide safety is not activated. Thanks to to the sophisticated design of the bolt, even high-performance magnum calibers should be able to be fired from the new Savage Impulse with maximum reliability and safety. S ix hardened steel bearings lock the bolt in place inside the receiver's barrel extension. The Savage Impulse Hexlock straight pull bolt sits in an aluminum receiver with integral optics mounting rail with 20 MOA pre-tilt. With Hexlock locking system featuring six steel bearings arranged radially The heart of the Savage Impulse is the straight-pull action
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With a straight-pull repeater, the manual cycling is generally more linear and consists of only two motions: pull back the bolt handle, then push forward. With a conventional bolt-action rifle, the repeating process consists of four manual operations: lift the bolt handle up, pull back, push forward, and push down the bolt handle. Compared to a conventional bolt-action, a straight-pull action is much faster to operate and thus allows for quick follow-up shots, which can be a decisive advantage in hunting practice, for example in driven hunts. The heart of the new Savage Impulse is, of course, the straight-pull action known as the "Hexlock". That the company's headquarters in Westfield, Massachusetts, has put a lot of effort into this rifle is proven by the fact that, according to the manufacturer, well-tested Savage technology has been harmoniously combined with no less than 13 new, patented design details. The straight-pull system allows users lightning fast follow-up shots without taking their eyes off the target.
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