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AllenJ · September 14, 2017, 02:20 PM

Rebs I don't know about the model 11 but I'll offer you this: If the rifle has the Savage Accustock and Accutrigger it should be more than accurate enough if hunting is its intended purpose. The scope is a lower end Nikon but I got a 116 a few years back with one on it and to tell you the truth the scope was much better than I expected it to be. Its adjustments were spot on and I never lost zero with it. I finally replaced that scope this year but I gave the Nikon to my son to use as he was in need of one. As for the price, I'm not so sure that is a deal. I've seen model 11's on sale here in big box stores for less, not including tax and other CA "fees" included of course.

September 14, 2017, 02:20 PM	#9
AllenJ Senior Member Join Date: December 11, 2009 Location: Northern California Posts: 1,766	Rebs I don't know about the model 11 but I'll offer you this: If the rifle has the Savage Accustock and Accutrigger it should be more than accurate enough if hunting is its intended purpose. The scope is a lower end Nikon but I got a 116 a few years back with one on it and to tell you the truth the scope was much better than I expected it to be. Its adjustments were spot on and I never lost zero with it. I finally replaced that scope this year but I gave the Nikon to my son to use as he was in need of one. As for the price, I'm not so sure that is a deal. I've seen model 11's on sale here in big box stores for less, not including tax and other CA "fees" included of course.