Savage MSR 15 Valkyrie Range 2

Published on October 2, 2018
Duration: 5:40

This video provides a range test of the Savage MSR 15 Valkyrie, highlighting its quality AR-15 platform and excellent trigger. While the 80-90 yard range doesn't fully showcase the .224 Valkyrie caliber's long-range potential, the rifle demonstrates low recoil and rapid-fire capability. The review also touches on the practical considerations of choosing niche calibers versus more common ones like 5.56 NATO, focusing on ammo availability and cost.

Quick Summary

The Savage MSR 15 Valkyrie is a high-quality AR-15 platform rifle with an excellent trigger and low recoil. While tested at 80-90 yards, its .224 Valkyrie caliber offers potential for longer ranges, though ammo availability and cost are factors to consider.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Savage MSR 15 Valkyrie
  2. 00:58Optic Setup and Shooting Preference
  3. 01:20Range Performance and Target Engagement
  4. 03:18Discussion on .224 Valkyrie Caliber

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the Savage MSR 15 Valkyrie tested by Hickok45?

The Savage MSR 15 Valkyrie is an AR-15 platform rifle chambered in .224 Valkyrie, noted for its high-quality build, excellent trigger, and low recoil, making it suitable for rapid firing.

How does the .224 Valkyrie caliber perform in this rifle?

While the .224 Valkyrie caliber has long-range potential, the tested range (80-90 yards) didn't fully showcase it. The rifle demonstrated good performance with low recoil, but ammo availability and cost are considerations compared to standard calibers.

What optic did Hickok45 use on the Savage MSR 15 Valkyrie?

Hickok45 equipped the rifle with a Sig Sauer Romeo 5 red dot sight. He found it sufficient for the targets at hand, despite a slight zero adjustment needed.

What shooting style did Hickok45 prefer during the range test?

Hickok45 expressed a preference for shooting the Savage MSR 15 Valkyrie off-hand rather than from a bench rest, suggesting it provides a more practical feel for the rifle's handling and recoil characteristics.

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