Savage Rimfire Scope Mount & Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide

Find the correct EGW Picatinny rail for Savage Mark I, Mark II, Model 93, A17, A22, B17, B22, B.MAG, Model 64, Rascal, Revel, and Model 42 rimfire rifles.

Start With Your Savage Model

Savage has produced several different rimfire receiver designs, and similar model names do not always use the same scope rail. The easiest way to find the correct EGW mount is to identify the exact rifle model first, then check the one or two fitment details that apply to that family.

Quick Model Guide

Savage Mark I, Mark II, Model 93 & Stevens 300 Series

Savage Mark II and Model 93 rifles share the same basic receiver family, but two different ejection-port lengths were used. The rail must have the correct opening so it does not interfere with the rifle's ejection port.

Savage Mark I or MK I rifles and Stevens 300-series rimfires, including the Stevens 310, can also use the newer 1-5/8-inch rail family when the ejection-port opening measures 1-5/8 inches.

1-3/8-Inch Ejection-Port Rails

1-5/8-Inch Ejection-Port Rails

Additional 1-5/8-Inch Options

The 1-5/8-inch Model 93 / Mark II family is also available with additional elevation and a silver finish. The 30 and 40 MOA rails are intended for specialized long-range rimfire setups where additional scope elevation is required.

Savage A17 & A22

The current EGW A17/A22 rail family fits the Savage A17, A22 Magnum, and A22 LR. It is designed to cover both the older and newer A22 LR receiver-hole patterns.

Savage B17, B22 & B.MAG

Savage's B-series model names can look very similar, but the B.MAG receiver uses a different scope rail from the B17/B22 family.

B17 / B22 Family

The same EGW rail family fits the Savage B17, B22, B22LR, and B22 Precision.

B.MAG Family

All Savage B.MAG rifles use the dedicated B.MAG rail family.

Savage Model 64

EGW's Model 64 rail fits Model 64 receivers that were factory drilled and tapped for a scope base. It can also be used on a factory-drilled-and-tapped Model 64 Takedown by orienting the rail so the overhang faces the rear.

Savage Rascal

The Savage Rascal has several EGW rail choices. The best option depends on the rifle's sight setup and whether additional ejection-port clearance is desired.

Savage Revel Lever Action

The Savage Revel uses one dedicated EGW Picatinny rail. The same rail fits both the Revel Classic and Revel DLX.

The model name is sometimes mistakenly written or heard as “Savage Rebel.” If your rifle is marked Revel, Revel Classic, or Revel DLX, the rail below is the correct EGW family.

Savage Model 42 & 42T

Savage Model 42 and 42T combination guns use the dedicated EGW Model 42 Picatinny rail.

Installation Tips

• Make sure the firearm is unloaded before beginning installation.
• Clean oil, debris, and old threadlocker from the receiver holes and mounting screws.
• Start each screw gently by hand. Never force a screw that does not thread smoothly.
• The rails listed in this guide use #6-48 x 1/4-inch mounting screws and include a T-10 bit.
• Confirm that the rail sits fully against the receiver before tightening the screws.

Common Savage Rimfire Questions

How do I know which Mark II rail I need?

Measure the length of the ejection-port opening. The two common receiver versions use either a 1-3/8-inch or 1-5/8-inch opening. A factory AccuTrigger usually indicates the newer 1-5/8-inch version.

Are the Savage B22 and B.MAG rails the same?

No. The B17/B22 family and B.MAG use different rails. Check the exact model marking on the rifle before ordering.

Will the Model 64 rail fit a dovetail-only receiver?

No. The EGW Model 64 Picatinny rail requires a receiver that was factory drilled and tapped for scope-base screws.

Which Rascal rail gives the most loading clearance?

The large ejection-port-cut Rascal rails provide additional clearance around the loading and ejection area. Choose the left- or right-hand version that matches the rifle.

Should I choose 0 MOA or 20 MOA?

For most rimfire rifles, 0 MOA is a good starting point when shooting around 100 yards or less. A 20 MOA rail provides additional usable elevation for longer-range rimfire shooting. Higher-cant rails such as 30 or 40 MOA are better suited to specialized long-range setups where the scope has enough adjustment to maintain the desired zero.

Still Unsure Which Savage Rimfire Rail Fits?

Send EGW Support the exact model name marked on the rifle. For a Mark I, Mark II, Model 93, or Stevens 300-series rifle, include the ejection-port measurement. For a Rascal, include the sight type and ejection side. A clear photo of the receiver and its mounting holes can also help confirm fitment.

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