Secrets Hidden in the New Savage Impulse - The Social Regressive

No one's talking about the game-changing innovations at the FRONT of the Savage Impulse. This is a much stranger design than you might imagine. COUPON CODE = REGRESS for big discounts on my favorite Bluetooth earbud hearing protectors: bit.ly/3AimpBg Savage Axis Series:    • 1000 Yards for $500   Savage 12FV 6.5 Creedmoor Series:    • 1 Mile for $1000 Project Rifle   Savage 12FV .243 Winchester Series:    • Savage 12FV Telekinesis   The rig on my bench: 1. Savage Axis in 7mm-08 Remington 2. Bushnell Forge 4.5-27x50mm FFP Deploy Mil: shrsl.com/2csun 3. Weaver 30mm Low Rings: shrsl.com/22s2h 4. EGW 20-MOA Base: shrsl.com/2rase 5. Boyds Spike Camp in Walnut 6. Champion Premium Rest The Savage Impulse features a surprisingly affordable straight-pull bolt. I want to try it out. But what's happening up front is truly worth taking note of. The action is aluminum, not steel. You can't thread a barrel onto an aluminum action without expecting catastrophic results. That's why the Savage Impulse uses a steel barrel extension, locked in place by four bolts and a guide pin. That extension is where the Hexlock bolt actually locks up. And if you're concerned about the ability of the Impulse to handle high recoil, sounds like you need not worry. If it can handle .338 Lapua Magnum, it can probably handle whatever weird wildcat you've been dreaming about. If you want to see more videos like these, become a Patron of the Destructive Arts! For a buck or two a month, Patrons help keep the cameras running and receive sneak peeks and bonus footage. www.patreon.com/TheSocialRegressive Kyle Broderick, The Social Regressive

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