Savage Axis II Precision .223 Rem Bolt-Action Rifle - Matte OD Green
The Savage Axis II Precision .223 Rem Bolt-Action Rifle - Matte OD Green is a .223 Remington bolt-action rifles from Savage Arms. It is available from 14 vendors at $835.99 to $1061.49. Owners rate it 5.0 out of 5 across 1 review.
Product Information
Name: Savage Axis II Precision .223 Rem Bolt-Action Rifle - Matte OD Green
Brand: Savage Arms
Category: Bolt-Action Rifles
Caliber: .223 Remington
Barrel Length: 22"
Capacity: 10 rounds
UPC: 011356575494
SKU: UCCOZ24U
Description
The Savage Arms Axis II Precision is a bolt-action rifle built around the MDT Chassis platform, chambered in .223 Remington. The black aluminum chassis wears an olive drab injection-molded skin, and the adjustable comb height plus length-of-pull spacers let you dial in fit for different shooting positions and body sizes.
Key Specifications
- Model: Axis II Precision
- Caliber: .223 Remington
- Action Type: Bolt Action
- Barrel Length: 22 inches
- Overall Length: 43.5 inches
- Weight: 9.88 lbs (12.9 lbs total)
- Capacity: 10+1 rounds (includes one magazine)
- Finish: Matte OD Green / Black
- Trigger Type: AccuTrigger (user adjustable between 2.5 - 6 lbs)
- Stock Type: Chassis with adjustable comb height and length of pull spacers
Detailed Features
The MDT Chassis was designed specifically for the Savage AXIS II platform, so the fit is tight rather than adapted from a generic template. The heavy carbon steel button-rifled barrel has a 1:7 twist rate, which handles a wide range of bullet weights well. An optic-ready rail ships with the rifle, so you can mount scopes or red dot sights without additional hardware.
The AccuTrigger is user-adjustable from 2.5 to 6 lbs, which is genuinely useful: a lighter pull for deliberate target work, a heavier one if you prefer more resistance. The chassis construction keeps the action stable during rapid strings and helps with shot-to-shot consistency.
Usage Scenarios
- Target shooting at extended range where the bolt-action design rewards careful placement.
- Varmint hunting where the .223 caliber and the lightweight-for-its-class chassis make longer carry days manageable.
- Competitive precision rifle events where the optic rail and adjustable stock let you configure the rifle to match rules and personal preference.
Complete Specifications
| Caliber | .223 Remington |
| Model | Axis II Precision |
| Capacity | 10 rounds |
| Magazines included | 1 |
| Barrel length | 22" |
| Overall length | 43.5" |
| Weight | 158.08 oz |
| Action | Bolt Action |
| Finish | Matte |
| Color | Black |
| Stock type | Chassis |
| Stock material | Aluminum |
| Sights | None, Optic Ready |
| Safety | Manual |
Frequently Asked Questions
What caliber is the Axis II Precision?
The Axis II Precision is chambered in .223 Remington.
Who makes the Axis II Precision?
The Axis II Precision is made by Savage Arms.
What type of firearm is the Axis II Precision?
It is a bolt-action rifle built on an MDT Chassis platform.
What is the barrel length of the Axis II Precision?
The barrel is 22 inches long.
How many rounds does the Axis II Precision hold?
It has a 10+1 capacity and ships with one magazine.
Is the Axis II Precision optic-ready?
Yes. It ships with an optic-ready rail so you can mount scopes or red dot sights without additional hardware.
Does the Axis II Precision have a threaded barrel?
Yes, the Axis II Precision has a threaded barrel.
Where can I buy the Axis II Precision?
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What Reviewers Say
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This is probably the biggest point of contention behind the rifle and what I hear and what I've seen is the biggest issue is on bolt lift.
As far as recoil you don't really feel too much recoil I mean The Recoil is great obviously this is a little bit heavier of a rifle.
It actually brings the feel up almost better than a Factory action like your run-of-the-mill Factory action so I've been really impressed with the bolt kit.
I just for some reason I'm a snob and I don't like that spring-loaded trigger safety that comes on the factory rifles it's just it's just not my favorite.
The accuracy of this I mean you're not going to be displeased with this um and a little bit of time and practice I mean you're going to be able to improve quite a bit.
Customers Say
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The Savage Axis II Precision in .223 Rem gets solid marks for value. Most owners note that the accuracy is genuinely good for the price range, with consistent groupings at the range that hold up against rifles costing considerably more. The matte OD green finish appeals to people who want something that reads as practical outdoors rather than flashy.
On the critical side, a few owners find the stock feels less refined than higher-end chassis rifles. The AccuTrigger draws praise overall, though some shooters spend time dialing it in before they're satisfied with the break. Neither complaint tends to be a deal-breaker, and the general read is that the Axis II Precision is a sensible entry point into precision bolt-action shooting without a steep financial commitment.
Where to Buy - 14 Offers Available
Price Range: $835.99 - $1061.49
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Customer Reviews (1)
Mine needed fewer than ten rounds to get zeroed despite some wind, then connected on prairie dogs beyond 500 yards.
