EGW Picatinny Rail for Savage Axis and Edge 41800

Other Picatinny Rails for Savage Axis & Edge

Other MOA Options

EGW 41802 — 20 MOA

Other Manufacturers

Talley P00252725 — 0 MOA, #6-48 Screws
Talley P0M252725 — 20 MOA, #6-48 Screws
DNZ Scope Mounts PR060 — 0 MOA, #6-48 Screws
DNZ Scope Mounts PR0602 — 20 MOA, #6-48 Screws
Talley P00258725 — #8-40 Screws
Talley P0M258725 — 20 MOA, #8-40 Screws
DNZ Scope Mounts LPR060 — 0 MOA, #8-40 Screws
DNZ Scope Mounts LPR0602 — 20 MOA, #8-40 Screws

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Picatinny Rail FAQ

How do I know which Picatinny rail fits my Savage Axis?

The EGW 41800 is designed for Savage Axis, Axis II, Axis XP and Edge rifles. The Axis family uses a different mounting pattern from other Savage rifles, so verify your model before ordering. See our Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide for help identifying the correct rail.

Does the EGW 41800 fit all Savage Axis calibers?

Yes. The Axis family uses the same receiver footprint across its calibers, so the 41800 is compatible regardless of caliber.

Will the EGW 41800 fit a Savage Edge?

Yes. The Savage Edge uses the same receiver geometry and mounting pattern as the Axis family, making the EGW 41800 compatible.

Is the EGW 41800 a short-action or long-action rail?

The Axis family uses the same receiver length across its calibers rather than following the conventional short-action and long-action distinction used with many other bolt-action rifles. See our guide to short action vs. long action for more information.

Should I choose the 0 MOA or 20 MOA rail?

The EGW 41800 is a 0 MOA rail. The EGW 41802 provides 20 MOA of built-in elevation for setups where additional scope adjustment is desired. See our guide to 0 MOA and 20 MOA Picatinny rails for more information.

What screw size does the EGW 41800 use?

EGW states that the 41800 includes both #6-48 and #8-40 screw sets to accommodate different Savage Axis receiver configurations. Verify the screw size required by your rifle before installation.

Not sure which rail you need? Use our Picatinny Rail Fitment Guide or contact BJL Outdoors for help selecting the correct rail.