Egw Savage 64 0 Moa

The EGW Savage 64 scope base transforms your Savage 64 rimfire into a modern optics platform without any gunsmithing. This one-piece Picatinny rail mounts directly to your rifle's factory receiver holes—no drilling, no tapping, no trips to the gunsmith. Whether you're upgrading to a .22 rifle scope for precision target work, small-game hunting, or just want to dial in a budget-friendly plinker, this base gives you the mounting flexibility to choose your own rings and optic.

Built from 6061-T6 extruded aluminum, the EGW Savage 64 base is precision-machined to MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny specifications with full-width cross-slots gauged to ±0.002 inches. That tolerancing matters: it means tight, repeatable ring seating and rock-solid zero retention. The design accepts both Picatinny and Weaver-style rings, so you're not locked into one mounting system. The milled center channel reduces weight without sacrificing rigidity—useful if you're building a lightweight .22 for hiking or casual field shooting.

Installation is straightforward. The base ships with socket head Torx screws and the wrench you need. EGW recommends 20 inch-pounds of torque and a drop of blue threadlocker for a permanent, vibration-proof mount. Whether you're pairing it with a 3-9x40 hunting scope, a compact red dot, or a long-range .22 optic, this rail gives you zero-MOA mounting geometry and the flexibility to adjust eye relief exactly where you need it.

Key Features

• One-piece Picatinny rail—no drilling or tapping required
• Drilled to fit factory Savage 64 receiver mounting holes
• Accepts Picatinny or Weaver scope rings
• Precision-machined 6061-T6 aluminum construction
• MIL-STD 1913 cross-slot spacing (±0.002" tolerance)
• Milled center channel for weight reduction
• Includes socket head Torx screws and wrench

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this base fit my Savage 64?

Yes, the EGW Savage 64 base is drilled to match the factory receiver mounting holes on Savage 64 rimrifles. No modifications to your rifle are needed.

What scope rings can I use with this rail?

The base accepts both Picatinny and Weaver-style scope rings, giving you flexibility in ring choice and optic compatibility.

What's included and what do I need to install it?

The base ships with socket head Torx screws and a Torx wrench. You'll need to provide blue threadlocker (or similar) and a way to apply 20 inch-pounds of torque—a basic torque wrench makes the job simple and ensures the mount stays put.

Can I adjust eye relief after mounting?

Yes. The Picatinny slots allow you to slide your scope rings fore and aft along the rail to dial in the exact eye relief you prefer.