Savage Arms A17 17hm2 Bl/syn 22" 10+1 At
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Savage Arms A17 17hm2 Bl/syn 22" 10+1 At
The Savage Arms A17 in .17 HM2 is a precision-engineered semi-automatic rimfire rifle built for shooters who demand fast follow-up shots and exceptional accuracy in a lightweight, reliable platform.
- Chambered in .17 HM2 for flat-shooting, high-velocity rimfire performance
- 22-inch barrel delivers superior muzzle velocity and long-range accuracy
- High luster blued finish provides classic aesthetics and corrosion resistance
- Durable black synthetic stock offers all-weather reliability and a comfortable grip
- 10+1 capacity rotary magazine keeps you in action with minimal reloads
- Case-hardened receiver adds strength and longevity to the action
Who This Is For
The Savage A17 .17 HM2 is an ideal choice for small game hunters, pest control enthusiasts, and rimfire target shooters who want a semi-automatic action paired with the accuracy and ballistic performance of the .17 HM2 cartridge. It's equally well-suited to beginners looking for a low-recoil introductory rifle and seasoned shooters who appreciate the speed and precision this platform delivers in the field or at the range.
Specifications
| Model | Savage Arms A17 |
|---|---|
| SKU / Model # | 47700 |
| Caliber | .17 HM2 |
| Action | Semi-Automatic |
| Barrel Length | 22 inches |
| Capacity | 10+1 Rounds |
| Finish | High Luster Blue |
| Receiver | Case-Hardened |
| Stock | Black Synthetic |
| Magazine | 1 × 10-Round Rotary Magazine |
| Intended Use | Small Game, Pest Control, Target Shooting |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between .17 HM2 and .17 HMR, and why choose the A17 in .17 HM2?
The .17 HM2 (Hornady Mach 2) is based on a necked-down .22 LR case, making it quieter and producing less recoil than the .17 HMR, while still delivering impressive flat-shooting accuracy out to around 100 yards. It's an excellent choice for close- to mid-range small game hunting and plinking where reduced noise and ammunition cost are priorities. The Savage A17's semi-automatic action is specifically optimized to cycle the .17 HM2 reliably, giving it a competitive edge over bolt-action alternatives in this caliber.
Is the Savage A17 compatible with aftermarket magazines or optics?
The Savage A17 uses a proprietary 10-round rotary magazine designed specifically for the .17 HM2 cartridge, and Savage-compatible replacement magazines are available from select aftermarket suppliers. For optics, the receiver is drilled and tapped for a standard Weaver-style scope base, making it straightforward to mount a rimfire scope or red dot sight — ideal for maximizing the flat-shooting potential of the .17 HM2 round.
How should I maintain and store the Savage A17 to protect its blued finish?
The high luster blued finish on the Savage A17 is attractive and durable, but bluing can be susceptible to moisture and fingerprint oils over time. After each use, wipe down the barrel and receiver with a lightly oiled cloth to prevent rust. Store the rifle in a cool, dry environment — ideally in a padded hard case or a gun safe with a dehumidifier rod. Regular cleaning of the semi-automatic action is also recommended, as the .17 HM2 cartridge can leave fouling that affects reliability if neglected.
