Papoose Competition: Savage Model 64 Takedown

Nutnfancy review on a great competitive option to the much beloved, at least here, Marlin Papoose takedown .22 rifle!
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[@Hawkeyepenny]

I remember the police sig. Your glock, i first found you from your SOG knife reviews from 2008-09. You influenced a lot of my views on carry and bug out kits. How i travel and what i carry with me. A great gun channel and i wish you got more respect. Really a great gun and gear channel

[@p51mustang24]

I’ve been off and on following TNP since, well idk but it must have been around 2010? Maybe earlier. Finally got my license to carry in this deep blue state in 2022.

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

Now that Ruger has bought Marlin and is not planning to continue the Papoose, 795 or Model 60, I'm glad to see that Savage came out with this. It's a bit heavy compared to the Papoose, doesn't have higher capacity mags, and the mag release location sucks, but it's still a better gun than the Henry AR-7 which is still having some problems. Plus, it has a tool-less barrel attachment nut which is a big improvement. Good on Savage and good on Nutnfancy for reviewing this gun.

[@maguslascivious4980]

i stopped supporting ruger when they killed the papoose.

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

@@maguslascivious4980 Agreed. They not only killed off the Papoose, but they are sitting on an ENTIRE warehouse of Marlin parts and refuse to sell them to the public. Obviously so they can force Marlin owners to buy Ruger rimfires instead. Shameful

[@jpb1231000]

@@maguslascivious4980 I UNDERSTAND... But a 336 and 45-70???

[@ronnbot]

Savage makes 20 round mags for the 64

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

@@maguslascivious4980You nailed it. Ruger just intentionally destroyed all of the amazing Marlin rimfire rifles in one fell swoop. A former Marlin warranty repair shop owner told me Ruger is sitting on n entire warehouse of new Marlin rimfire spare parts but won't sell them in order to force everyone to buy 10/22s and rimfire American rifles. Total crap!

[@AgentOneRep]

I still remember the old school multi part 10 minute gun reviews on the blue back drop. I think I was 13 when I started watching your channel.

[@ccc9139]

I remember when the original G17 video came out, I was also 12-13

[@ValiantSlothman]

Bought this after your review, but also because I'm a Canadian living in the states. These guns are made in Canada which makes it an even cooler thing.

[@jaredgreen5840]

Just wish there was more aftermarket support for the Savage 64...

[@williamcrawford7982]

There will be ✔

[@k5wxp22]

Agreed. Would love a 25 round mag!

[@thepenultimateninja5797]

@@k5wxp22 I'd be happy with a magazine that's not made of pot metal. It's the only thing I don't like about my 64

[@justinmoore234]

I picked up a promag folding stock for it and it's fantastic

[@tedboone5206]

@@justinmoore234 amazon?

[@DHoel1921]

With you since the beginning and I'll be with you till the end. Keep it going Nutn!

[@jaredgreen5840]

My wife just got a Savage 64 takedown. It's the only left handed semi auto .22lr that we could find for her 👍

[@nevahenuf]

I'm sorry you married a disabled.

[@mikescott4315]

Why left handed I have never had anything left handed I'm not sure if I would know how to run a left hand gun there's know point. Except for bolt guns. But most other guns

[@bafumat]

POS. You need a huge wrench to get the barrel loose or tight enough to keep groups. I gave mine to someone I didn't like. The Ruger 10/22 Takedown is worth the extra money.

[@MrPir84free]

Love your response..

[@commonsenseproductions5893]

(And weight)

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

The 10/22 Takedown does not hold zero. For this reason alone, I would prefer the Papoose, 64, or AR-7 over the 10/22 takedown. Or, give me a 10/22 with a folding stock.

[@bafumat]

@@JohnB-dr8sk sorry, but I have actually owned all of these guns. The 10/22 holds a group much easier than the Marlin or AR7 did. The Ruger system is just better. The nuts required too large a wrench to keep them accurate. A wrench that is easy to loose when shit is going sideways.

[@bafumat]

@@commonsenseproductions5893 true enough, it is a bit heavier. But then again. All my bx25's work. None of the 25 rnd mags for the papoose worked at all. The AR7 I don't think it was available. And with my Magpul stock it is about as well kept as the AR7 was put away. Four mags and lots of other goodies tuck away easily.

[@ValiantSlothman]

Just purchased one of these and waiting for it to come in. Was on sale at Grabagun for 159. Killer deal. Appreciate your reviews my man.

[@commonsenseproductions5893]

Been here since 2008! 🙋‍♂️ Thanks for the entertainment and wisdom SAWC, first cool, and value always in mind!

[@PlayingWithFireOutdoors]

I run a Marlin 70PSS, love it as my light gun. Put a knockoff red-dot type on it, and put spare batteries in the bag. A couple PROMAG mags pre loaded, hunting season for grouse sorted.

[@Wecanhelp]

Savage will be making 20 rounders for their new percision 64 so there are normal cap mags coming soon.

[@stevemiller7433]

The Papoose is the superior firearm. I have one in stainless/polymer. I put Tec sights on it and it is super accurate with no weight gain, the rear sight fits into the receiver groove (missing on the Savage). Magazines are cheap and available and I also have the Pro-Mag 25's. Last shot hold open and superior ergos... The Marlin is worth the extra cash, which in the scheme of things is ... chump change.

[@3sam7]

I love my papoose, Bought it about 7 years ago. Very accurate and mags always feed and it never jams. I don’t like the California disconnect linked to the magazines. It always shoots on the mark after disassembly/Set-up, not a tack driver, but suits my needs for what it is. I would buy the Ruger 10/22 take down over the 64 TD or convert one of my 10/22s. I would also consider another papoose if I were in the market, as it suits my needs for a compact truck rifle or back packing. I still have an older model marlin tube fed 22, ( first 22) it was ok until I bought my first 10/22 in 1974. You can definitely see why Ruger became the best 22 semi auto in my opinion. I think this review was great, and appreciate the spectrum of firearms that you cover. As I got older, I became able to buy better quality, so there is a need to review and rate for what the average buyer or beginner can afford.

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

I love the standard 10/22 but my Takedown 10/22 would not hold zero after reassembly. I found out a lot of other people are having this problem, and even my local dealer who loves 10/22s stopped carrying the Takedown model because of the zeroing issue. I would rather just get a regular 10/22 and put a folding stock on it. The Papoose is a much better survival rifle because it is lighter and always holds zero. Despite the negatives, I'm glad that Savage put out the 64 Takedown because at least it appears to be reliable and holds zero like the Papoose without weighing a ton. The Papoose is still the best though.

[@k5wxp22]

Finally! I have one of these and love it. Well, everything except the magazine. Kinda painful to load. Other than that, it's pretty great. And good luck finding a Marlin Papoose anywhere!

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

There seems to be a bunch of them on Gunbroker right now for reasonable money ($300 to $400).

[@k5wxp22]

@@JohnB-dr8sk I paid about 250 for my Savage, and that was new. What I meant by good luck finding one is that Marlin haven't been producing anything for some time, to the best of my knowledge. 300 isn't bad, though.

[@panzerabwerkanone]

@@JohnB-dr8sk You can get a Ruger 10/22 takedown for that price. It is still being produced. The chances the Marlin papoose (or any Marlin .22lr) will be produced is near zero. Ruger now owns Marlin.

[@boomerisadog3899]

I wanted to put a BOK together with one of these or a 10-22 takedown. Then I realized I could just unpin the the upper from my 15-22 and it fits in my bag perfectly. The S&W is a bit heavier but 5lbs isn't bad. Plus, it has 25 round magazines and AR ergonomics. I want to put one of the carbon fiber barrels on it but they cost mire than I paid for the gun and I'm not sure how much lighter they are.

[@mitchschutter4302]

Keystone TNP guns Ruger SR-556 DPMS LR-308 Ruger Mini-14 Marlin Papoose Remington 700 .300WM Mossberg 590 Remington 870 Rock River Arms Entry Tactical Rock River Arms Elite Operator II Sig P226 Glock 17 FN SLP Smith & Wesson M&P15 Sport Ruger 22/45 w/ Tactical Solutions stuff Ruger SR9 (Not anymore, yucky) Kel-Tec PF-9 Kel-Tec KSG Ruger GP100 Smith & Wesson M&P10 There's probably some more Been here since 2009, subbed when I was 15 years old after I watched AR vs AK. That series and Armed Serenity 2009 are my favorite Nutn videos to watch. Pure childhood & nostalgia. The very genesis of my tactical systems is this channel right here.

[@chasewilliams3108]

Hey Nutnfancy I got a bone to pick with you. First of all, I love your channel I've been watching since 2008, I was watching when you first started the blue table top reviews, I was watching when you took that chunk out of your hand with the Tenacious, I was watching when you messed up your wrist running and gunning, and I was watching when you messed up your shoulder. Point is I've been with you a long time, I've learned so much from you and I've put a lot of your lessons to work in my own life. BUT... im not a source of donation revenue for you as im not a patreon member. So according to you, despite the fact that you are one of my favorite people of all time and through my job as a sporting goods store manager and in my personal life I've turned hundreds of people on to your channel over the years, im a freeloader. So as a freeloader do you even want my viewership and/or support? Because it would literally break my heart, but I can unsubscribe if I that much of a waste of time to you.

[@charlessalmond7076]

Same

[@daddybiggs9343]

2 Savage 64s in my family. Both have been reliable and I swear the more rounds they put down range the tighter the groups get. One is scoped and one wears a TRS25.

[@RigiLiquid945]

I've got a stainless Papoose, a 17 HMR Savage 93 BVSS, & a tricked out Sub2K multi-mag 9mm for my bug-out & "wolf defense" options.

[@ThatGuy-qg4ww]

Papoose is my favorite gun to this day.. I've only been able to find a beat up one but it's still amazing and I love it :)

[@tedboone5206]

Stainless? Or regular blu

[@seaferg5072]

The SIG 226 was my first video on this channel. You even got me into knives you SOB! My PM2 is my go to knife to this day! Still nothing like TNP! Zip ties and labeled mags forever!!

[@harryrichards7767]

Honestly Rugers lite 10/22 takedown is basically the best on the market if you can wait and save. It is expensive but is def the lightest, takes down easy, has a threaded barrel for when you get into suppressors if you haven’t already, and has solid accuracy.

[@ronnbot]

I have the Savage 64 Precision. Not a takedown but comes with 20 round mag, more tactical and I love it.

[@danielmacdonald8358]

@@ronnbot hey man I seen your comment and that you had a 20rd magazine I've gotten several of those and none of them work reliably with more than 10 rounds in them have you had problems with yours

[@gia7676]

11 years watching your contents, u are special (and making my best choice papoose and m1a guns)

[@jimmy2dicks]

Your a good man Nutn. Keep up the videos never stop . Happy Independence day to you and your family !!

[@StrictlyPlinking]

Just keep a close watch on that ejector screw! I’m an itty bitty channel, but trust me.

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

Yeah, sounds like people should loctite their Model 64 screws just in case.

[@StrictlyPlinking]

@@JohnB-dr8sk on this takedown model specifically. Savage applies no loctite and mine loosened and flew off. Found the ejector and external receiver plate on the ground, but had to ask for a replacement screw.

[@Jasonz1919]

Like it but my magpul backpacker stock on my 1022 is just so sweet that's my choice

[@commonsenseproductions5893]

Absolutely. It’s a much better gun for all around use and not just a dedicated BOK gun

[@thebastard1958]

I love the way your daughter handles that rifle, you have trained her well

[@eddievest4096]

That’s his mom you sicko

[@thebastard1958]

@@eddievest4096 sorry my mistake, but what does his mom think of my comment?

[@peterwehrmeyer2689]

His wife, children.

[@OutdoorCanadians]

Nutn please don’t convince yourself you have to buy stuff to keep us watching. ALOT of us play you in podcast format ANYWAYS. RELEASE EVERY EPISODE AS A PODCAST PLEASE. YOU WILL BE THE NEXT JOE ROGAN MR NUTN take care

[@InfamousInternetVillainJackSix]

The actual review starts @ 13:01

[@XtremeConditions]

One thing cool about the 64 in general is that it has a little more of a classic feel. Longer barrel, a little heftier, and I actually find that kind of charming. But it's cool they decided to get into the takedown rifle game. Might have to pick one up. The 64G could be an awesome substitute for the Marlin mag-fed 7000 series guns w/ wood stock they decided to phase out.

[@SuspiciousGanymede]

My main complaint with this rifle is the die cast pot metal mags, they WILL wear out usually around 500rds. I have one with over 3k rounds through it, been a solid MOA rifle but having to replace mags every month or two is ridiculous. Savage will replace them but if some aftermarket manufacturer made high quality steel mags it would be a HOF .22 competitor to any modern .22 semi automatic rifle.

[@Intense951]

Try to find some old cooeys model 64 mags they will last the life of the rifle.

[@athappyhiker]

why the heck wouldn't they groove it for 3/8" tip off rings??? Freaking every 22 since the 70's has that feature.

[@jaydendyck7327]

Awesome review, I bought a year and a half ago and have beat it around hard in that time. The used prices for a marlin papoose in my area are as much as a new 10/22 takedown when they come up. Makes it a lot less competitive unfortunately

[@erklaerbaer01]

I just looked it up, you're the 4th channel I subscribed to in september of 2009. Thats crazy

[@dwayneelizondomountaindewh6073]

i love one tigris i have a bunch of their stuff, universal holster mag/ equipment pouches and but stock cheek rests. they are really good value.

[@ejstone7]

Hey N Keep being you! You are doing a Great service to our country now !being a real Dude with Integrity and not being a sellout is Rare@

[@bikerdave19148]

Lol I'm special. I remember how many videos you did on the Hi-Point carbine, all the run and gun stuff. 10/22, and I remember the Marlin you said it's the best pack rifle

[@tominmo8865]

I would have loved to see Savage develop a stock for the TD that stows the barrel and a mag or two. That is a very nice feature of the AR-7. With the Savage you need to use a separate bag to put it in, to safely stow the barrel. That said, I'd still probably get the Savage over the AR-7. But why choose, get both! I have a normal 64 and have just ordered the 64 FV-SR. Heavy barrel, threaded, and picatinny scope rail for about $200. A tremendous value. Also, it's easy to get the trigger pull weight down with a Mcarbo spring kit and some other mods. My 64 has a pull weight of 2 lb 7 oz, and I could go lower but won't. Original lawyer weight was 5 lb 8 oz.

[@starshiplazyboy475]

Breitling Sea Wolf!! I thought I was watching the Urban Gentry channel for a second.

[@MI_Prepper]

What day y'all about the Ruger charger takedown with a pistol brace? 10/22 with the Magpul backpacker stock is a real winner TBH...

[@Ramcharger.Outdoors]

I have the non-take down version. Bought in 2015. Love it.

[@jamesgriffithmusic]

Leftist here and I always enjoyed the saying “If you go far enough left you actually get your guns back” lol check out the SRA….pro working class and pro gun

[@nevahenuf]

The problem with leftists I see is non-universality of values. I am fine with some aspects of leftism and even some anarchosyndicalism values if they excluded 2 degrees of government worked from taking.

[@jamesgriffithmusic]

@@nevahenuf truuuu. I think a lot of leftist can’t seem to unite and have no interest in actually uniting a working class. Never thought I’d see “anarchosyndicalism” on an TNP video….made my day.

[@athappyhiker]

I guess this Savage and the papoose are good if you are keeping them inside a backpack when disassembled. I have a Henry Survival Rifle (AR-7) and while the stock feels awkward and fat (even more so for a left handed shooter like myself), the fact that the entire rifle breaks down and you store the barrel, receive and THREE loaded mags inside the buttstock makes up for the awkward feel. Plus it is noticeably lighter than Marlin, Ruger or Savage's takedown options. The stock iron sigts on the Henry - very good rear peep, but I wish the front blade was not so fat. Very high visibility, but just thick. But with high velocity ammo like CCI minimags, it is 100% reliable and very accurate. NOT with HYPERvelocity ammo like Velocitors though. OH, and the Henry floats. That is huge if you're on or around water.

[@steamerstanley5948]

My fist gun was a 64 couldn’t beat the deal $150 with a scope that was in 08. Very accurate my only gripe is the mags don’t last more than a few thousand rds and capacity.

[@jamesotisjr2322]

this thing, the papoose and the POS AR7 all share one problem: no foreend, ergo your hand holds the hot barrel. You get to verify that the nerves in your fingers work. which is why my survival rifle is a Ruger 10-22 takedown.

[@robertallison9653]

.444 Marlin lever action in Bear and Hog territory. I've been with you the entire time! Since 2008 or earlier

[@bbtbmb]

The one savage 64 i have owned was a steaming dumpster fire i was sad because i actually liked the gun. thank you for the reviews bud. i have a used papoose in the layaway pipe right now! Love TD guns and PCC’s

[@steelhorses2004]

Subscriber since Feb 2009 here. Found your Keltec su-16c series. Been quad owl since you started posting on patreon! I really miss the old blue table reviews with the printed out POU sheets

[@jsr-uz3oj]

I had a Ruger 10/22 great gun but I like many had problems with the magazines except for the 10round the 15and 25 had failures mine was not a takedown model and considering the price difference which is about 200 I would go with this if Ruger would make more reliable 25 round mags, I would pay the extra money and there are more aftermarket options but there 15'25 and 50 round mags are not reliable.

[@Darkmattersfrank]

First gun channel I subscribed to was Kicked in the balls 2000 second was Nutnfancy. I’ve been a gun content consumer for a long time. Nutnfancy was the reason I moved to Idaho from Florida. I fell in love with the scenic views in his videos. Idaho is similar.

[@PandA-yx5ne]

Me - Left handed shooter. Whilst this is mentioned, for some of us it is the reason. We will put up with firearms that don't have the reputation purely because they think of us. You would too.

[@bearkawiboy6246]

Great video. I’m excited about the 64… From my own experience the Marlin is much more accurate than the 10/22 take down and it stays that way after you disassemble it then reassemble it. It will hold zero every time where the 10/22 will loose zero

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

That's exactly the same problem I had with my 10/22 Takedown - wouldn't hold zero. Never had that problem with a Papoose or even the Henry AR-7. My local gunshop said they've had the same problem with the 10/22 Takedown and won't carry them anymore.

[@nmr6988]

You love the Marlin Papoose. I got it before you supplied the answer! Yay me!

[@deltadragon2335]

My local rural king has the basic Savage 64 with fiber optic sights for 160 bucks debating on going and getting one

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

Damn, that's an awesome deal

[@deltadragon2335]

@@JohnB-dr8sk yea I didn't get it I opoted for an m&p 15 22 I may get a savage 64 in the future

[@lonewolfsbushcrafttravels]

Thanks 🙏 Nutnfacy for All your hard work you put into TNP

[@S33T1020]

I’ve been here since 2008 and I remember the papoose, I remember when you Duracoated it !

[@couchfighter]

I have been the whole time.! my first video was when you dropped the lights off the bridge...and my favorites are any that talk about flying! K98 FTW IMO...BEST STORY IS FAKING OUT AS THE GERMANS WHEN THEY WERE NOT PAYING THERE GAS BILL

[@sevenity2677]

Nice watch! I love 22lr rifle and on the list to buy Rossi but I like 10/22 but really want AR-7

[@joemorganeatmyshortschannel]

the 795 is a rifle people sleep on its like a papoose but doesnt takedown

[@ThatGuy-qg4ww]

To bad marlin doesn't make guns anymore... I'd love to buy a brand new papoose

[@joemorganeatmyshortschannel]

@@ThatGuy-qg4ww yeah it does suck but the used ones out there cheap

[@Tron2pointOh]

While I understand the concept, I just don't see any real reason to have a takedown gun. You're going to pack a takedown for an emergency, yet not be able to put it together quickly in a emergency? Just take a pistol if you need concealment. Ready to go in an instant.

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

Think harder TRON. The Savage is a FOOD GETTER just as much as a self defense weapon. You're not going to be out there with your Glock 19 hitting squirrels at 30 yards when you are starving. Did you even watch the video? Apparently not

[@patrickmessinger7040]

OMG back in the day all you ever talked about was your skateboard taped Glock 17 and the POU of said firearm and how you always had it with you even in the cockpit. Lol. Here's to another decade of your videos. (:

[@fakename3891]

Kel TEC P3AT video stands out to me as an nice old school review

[@Cheezzyizill]

PF9 is more memorable.

[@athappyhiker]

After my comments a year ago, today I feel like a bit of a hypocrite... I stopped by a LGS and lo and behold was an unfired Savage 64 Takedown. This one has a clearly factory-done FDE cerakote or duracote finish on all the metal parts - barrel included. Looks SHARP. Plus front sight has a yellow bead to it. Price...$149 with two mags and the carry case!!! I bought it. Picked up a pair of Weaver #16 scope mounts for it (which fit perfectly). Now just need to get a long tube-type red dot or a rimfire scope for it. The feel when shouldering is way better than the Henry Survival rifle. I like that the Savage has sling mounts (Henry does not - had to get a custom single point sling that wraps around the grip for the Henry). What I don't like are the Savage mags - they feel heavy and cheap. Also Savage could've saved weight with using the Henry rifle's style of a steel barrel liner surrounded by a composite. Trigger on the Savage has A LOT of loose take up before hitting an ok break. Not good. Ok. Looking forward to seeing how it shoots.

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

Great review on your 64- thanks. Honestly, at $149, you still stole it. I'm not surprised that such a cheap gun has a crappy trigger and lower quality magazines. But still, any gun that's reliable and can be taken down and put in a day pack is super valuable in my book. Especially if it comes with its own carry case.

[@athappyhiker]

@@JohnB-dr8sk yeah. I've since put a Bushnell 4x32 Rimfire scope on it and a simple sling. it is plenty accurate at 25 - 50 yards. Very reliable with CCI Minimags. The POI stays consistent even after disassembly and reassembly. The carry case that comes with it is apparently originally made for the Savage O/U guns - 22/410 break actions, so there's lots of extra space in it and it doesn't fit real snug, but you can add velcro straps inside it to tighten things down. It makes a very innocuous package to keep in a vehicle.

[@JohnB-dr8sk]

@@athappyhiker Nice and thanks for sharing.

[@DailyDrivenBikes_1]

Savage semi auto .22s are awesome. I remember the old videos when he had a Toyota truck and was shooting mini 14s and 10/22s. The savage model 64 takedown reminds me of a henry ar7. Support him by buying patches and a t shirt or something. One Tigris makes some pretty high quality stuff.

[@nancyhayes5905]

Ruger 10 22 is all the 22 you need. Danny Hayes.

[@j.rob.5943]

Maybe if you don’t shoot much

[@nancyhayes5905]

@@j.rob.5943 I shoot much.

[@matthewcampbell7412]

I remember Gunnies when they were on Center Street

[@matthewcampbell7412]

... and I am glad to hear they are still in business.

[@granitejeepc3651]

I started watching you for Knife reviews in 2008. I bought KT PF9 due to your carry use and video. Tried the Kahr too as well. You talked about papoose since then. Still an AR7 fan though. I bought mine in 1978 for $15. If I need more then that then Ruger 1022 TD in magpul stock

[@mitchthehandyman]

I would say I am a TNP'er from the beginning, but in about 2016 Nutn said to get out and adventure for myself... so now im back lol

[@danieldunham9978]

I wish someone would come out with a takedown bolt action. I do own this gun because i could not find a papoose at the time. It is pretty accurate, i have taken it apart and deburred all the meat shredding burrs on the receiver and bolt. One thing to mention it will absolutly strike the chamber face if dry fired. I have been happy with it overall.

[@Politicallyhomeless957]

Freeloader lol.... guess bye bye then? Try not to drive away viewers. Not a good strategy

[@north4961]

Just got a 64 stainless barrel and action. 10 round magazine with Weaver 3-9 Scope. $200 Canadian 🇨🇦👍

[@J.R.F.23]

Nothing against Savage. But I love my 10/22TD with the Magpul Backpacker stock.

[@NighthawkNoveske]

I go back to p226 review. I remember the papus review. I remember interesting people series that kinda faded away. I also remember some OG friends.. bugget, oj, inadvert smell. The list goes on, but I miss Allie. I also remember the hooter is on the outhouse. (The owl is on the shed or something). Keep up good stuff.

[@takingbacktoxic7898]

"Critter gitter" is now going into my vernacular.

[@CRM08]

The owl is on the shed 🦉

[@tonyh148]

Your Hi Point carbine were the first nutnfancy videos for me

[@themann795]

Nutn doing a 22 video the nostalgia is killing me

[@Cheezzyizill]

i was screaming Marlin Papoose and mini 14 and many others. when you asked about keystone guns in the project.

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

I wish the Savage rifle was stainless steel like the Marlin 70pss ("papoose") was.

[@longhunter5935]

Add the ability to add rings and thread the barrel and they would have a real winner.

[@danielmacdonald8358]

Good review I have one and I also think that it's a great little 22 rifle just wanted to give everybody the heads up on the 20rd magazines. For the 64 they're garbage do not buy the 20 round magazines I bought several hoping that I could fix them or get them to work they only work reliably with 10 rounds in them any more than that and it's jamming failure to feed constantly. Writing this in June of 2024

[@DrFrankenschtein]

Savage Model 64 was my first gun ever. I shot the daylights out of that thing as a kid! So much fun.

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the video. Have a good 4th everyone. Prepare and stock up on everything.

[@jamescorfield534]

I was with you in 08 when I had my first KZbin account when you had the 22 rifle range in your house video lol. Where’s that video nutnfancy?

[@Hamzat22]

I am a TNPer since 2009. I shall continue...The owel is on the shed.

[@9mmpeter255]

I have the tigirs one (one tigirs, not sure which way is correct) butt stock shell pouch for my mossberg. It's great and provides a nice and soft cheek weld

[@pestlince13]

The savage 64 takedown does indeed have 20 round extended mags.

[@alexandergennaro8596]

Love your review on the fnar it was a surprise thanks!

[@FrankDajcar]

Which would YOU choose? The Savage 64 takedown, the Marlin 70 PSS Papoose, or the Henry survival rifle, and why?

[@beatlebassmaniacjp8311]

Nutn!! Yes!! I love all those 22 vids the 10/22 is the best too. I do love the savage 64. I don't have take down but I really want one the kahr pm9 is the vid that started it all. It's the main reason I carry a pm9 old lcp vids too. Good stuff!!

[@ryots1970]

I got a model 64F from Wal-Mart a few years ago on close out for $74. I’ve shot it a few times with no issues. The mags are kinda crappy but there are videos on how to fix this issue. It is not a bad gun at all but to me it is a gun I would give to a neighbor or family member who didn’t have anything.

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Would love to see an AR7 review. Breaks down into the stock and carries 3 mags. Floats for 1 minute. Great BOK gun

[@motorcyclefanboy2847]

Thumbs up for the hayabusa in the background.

[@cw7legionofpewrights596]

Give a review of heritage arms rifle or pistols budget guns I’m curious on durability on heritage arms guns

[@bigx5murf]

I love the One Tigris dog harnesses.

[@hickeyskustomresto]

I own a few in part because of your GRVs, including a marlin 👍

[@brentchuck1664]

Why do no takedown rifles have threaded barrels? Some of us have silencers ya know!!

[@vagabond-yj8pn]

Small derringers for my nipple rings would come in handy.

[@TheAvkdutch]

I am a freeloader, not ashamed