Savage

Renegauge Field

Reviewed

msrp

$1,279.00

Quick Specs

Gauge(s):	12
Chamber Size(s):	3
Weight:	8
Length of Pull:	14.25-15.07
Adjustable Drop/Cast:	Yes
Left Hand Models:	No

*There may be some difference between the shotgun model on this page and the shotgun reviewed in this video.

TFL Review Summary

Savage tried to make this one of the top semi-auto hunting guns, but in our opinion, for the price, they came up a bit short. That said, Savage recently reduced the price point on the Reneguage, and now it may be a gun worth considering. We loved the Monte Carlo stock, the fairly light recoil, and the controls, but the trigger was spongy, the balance was off, the gas system created a lot of carbon and we didn't shoot particularly well. We give Savage credit for making a fairly unique gun; it may be worth considering at the new pricepoint.

Value Rating

The Value Rating is based on the overall score of a gun when compared to its price. You can view it as bang for the buck.

4.5/5

Overall Score

The Overall Score is based on a combination of looks, recoil, reliability, ergonimics, and overall shooting vibes.

8.3/10

Manufacturer Summary

The American made Savage Renegauge will change the way you think about semi-automatic shotguns. The Renegauge can handle the hottest high-brass and the mildest low-recoil shells with the same dependability. The patented D.R.I.V. (Dual Regulating Inline Valve) gas system ensures excess gas vents before it drives the bolt, resulting in consistent ejection, less felt recoil, and a lightning fast cyclic rate for dependably fast split times. The Renegauge has been designed to fit almost any shooter. Everything from length-of-pull to comb height and drop at the heel can be adjusted to fit.