The Savage Arms 64 FXP is a semi-automatic .22 LR rifle that ships with a 4x15mm scope and rings included. The straight blowback action keeps the design simple and reliable. The carbon steel barrel has a 1-in-16-inch twist rate. At 5 lbs and 40 inches overall, it's a light, manageable rifle well-suited for .22 LR plinking, small game, or introductory use. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Model: 64 FXP 
• Caliber: .22 LR 
• Action: Semi-Automatic 
• Capacity: 10+1 rounds (detachable magazine) 
• Barrel Length: 21 inches 
• Overall Length: 40 inches 
• Weight: 5 lbs (80 oz) 
• Finish: Blued (matte) 
• Stock Material: Synthetic (black matte) 
• Sights Included: 4x15mm scope with rings (not pre-mounted) 
   

Detailed Features 

The straight blowback mechanism is straightforward: no gas system to clean or adjust, and it cycles reliably with standard .22 LR. The carbon steel barrel with 1-in-16-inch twist handles the caliber well. Both an adjustable ramp front sight and rear sight are included alongside the scope, giving the shooter flexibility on how they want to run it. 
 
The manual safety is standard. The synthetic stock holds up in wet weather and keeps the weight down. The detachable 10-round magazine is easy to remove and reload. 
 

Target Audience 

• New shooters who want a straightforward semi-auto at a low price. 
• Hunters looking for a light small-game rifle. 
• Anyone building marksmanship skills on affordable .22 LR ammunition. 
   

Usage Scenarios 

Plinking at the range is the natural use case. The semi-auto action lets you run through a magazine quickly without manual cycling. For small game, the 21-inch barrel and .22 LR caliber are well-matched at typical ranges. The included scope makes it ready to shoot with optics without additional expense.

The Savage 64 FXP gets generally positive reviews, mostly on account of its price and included scope.

Affordability is the leading strength. Buyers consistently point to the value of getting a functional semi-auto .22 LR with a scope combo at entry-level pricing. It's frequently recommended as a first rifle or a no-fuss range gun.

Accuracy feedback is good for the category. At typical .22 LR distances the rifle holds consistent groups, and users report it performs well for small game and target practice.

The included 4x15mm scope is cited as a genuine bonus that removes the need for an immediate additional purchase. It's not a high-end optic, but it functions adequately for rimfire ranges.

Reliability is mostly positive but not universal. A number of users report occasional feeding issues or jams, particularly with certain ammunition brands. These experiences vary considerably. Build quality gets some criticism for feeling less solid than pricier alternatives, though most buyers accept this given the price point.

The rifle's suitability as a teaching platform comes up regularly. Low recoil and inexpensive ammo make it practical for instruction.