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The Savage 220 earned its reputation the hard way, one filled tag at a time, and the Harvester Woodland takes that proven recipe and wraps it in the best stock Savage has ever put on a slug gun. The bones are familiar: a bolt action built like Savage's centerfire rifles, a fully rifled 22 inch carbon steel barrel that stabilizes 20 gauge sabot slugs, and the user-adjustable AccuTrigger for a clean, crisp break you can tune to your liking. A detachable 2 round box magazine keeps loading and unloading simple, and the tang safety falls right under your thumb.
The headline here is the AccuFit V2 stock in Savage Woodland camo. Length of pull and comb height adjust without tools, so you can set the gun up for a heavy coat in November or hand it to a smaller framed hunter and have it fitting right in about a minute. Interchangeable grip modules let you match the grip to your hand, and M-Lok panels with an integral ARCA rail give you a spot for a bipod, sling, or tripod clamp. The LimbSaver recoil pad is a genuinely welcome touch on a slug gun, cutting felt recoil by up to half. People who have spent time behind this one compare the kick to something closer to a mild centerfire rifle than a typical slug gun, which means more practice before season and better shooting when it counts.
The barreled action wears a Gun Metal Bronze Cerakote finish that shrugs off rain, snow, and treestand condensation far better than plain bluing. Up top, a one-piece 0 MOA rail comes installed and ready for the scope of your choice, and the threaded bolt handle gives you the option of swapping knobs down the road.
Modern 20 gauge sabot slugs have real reach, and the 220 platform has proven for years that it can wring rifle-like accuracy out of them. If your deer hunting happens where straight-wall country ends and slug country begins, this is the gun folks keep coming back to, now with a fit and finish upgrade that makes it easier to shoot well than ever.
The 220 platform has a long track record of rifle-like accuracy, and this version keeps the same fully rifled 22 inch barrel that stabilizes modern 20 gauge sabot slugs. Many owners report tight groups at 100 yards and beyond with quality sabot ammo. Like any slug gun, it pays to test a few loads since individual barrels tend to favor certain slugs.
It ships without iron sights, but a one-piece 0 MOA rail comes installed on the receiver, so you can mount your optic and get to the range right away. Most folks run a dedicated slug gun or shotgun scope on these. A quality 2-7x or 3-9x with a slug-friendly reticle is a popular pairing.
Length of pull and comb height both adjust without any tools, so you can dial in fit in seconds rather than swapping spacers with a screwdriver. It also includes interchangeable grip modules to match different hand sizes. That makes it easy to share the gun between family members or adjust for bulky cold weather layers.
Yes, this is one of the softer shooting slug guns out there. The included LimbSaver recoil pad cuts felt recoil by up to 50 percent, and reviewers have compared the kick to a mild centerfire rifle rather than a typical slug gun. The 20 gauge chambering also shoots noticeably softer than a 12 gauge to begin with.
| UPC | 011356328052 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 32805 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 22" |
| Caliber/Gauge | 20 Gauge |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Color | Camo |
| Model | |
| Number of Magazines | 1 2 rd. Detachable Box |
| Shipping Weight | 7.8 |
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