Savage Arms Model 110 (series)

Bolt-Action Hunting Rifle

United States | 1958

"The Savage Arms Model 110 series has been a mainstay of North American hunting duties since introduction in the 1950s."

Image from official Savage Arms marketing materials.

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The Savage Model 110 is a family of bolt-action hunting rifles produced by the storied Savage Arms company which bills it as the "oldest, continuously manufactured, bolt-action rifle in North America". The guns are largely conventional in their design approach and general arrangement. The original design debuted in 1956 with design attributed to Nicolas L. Bewer and was formally introduced in 1958.

The classic form (walnut stock) features a full-length wooden stock with protruding barrel assembly inlaid into the wooden framework. The bolt lever sits over the right side of the frame in the usual way while optics sets can be mounted over the receiver for precision / accurized firing at-range as needed. Sling loops are present near the front end of the forend and under the shoulder stock for use of a shoulder strap to facilitate transport of the gun on marches. The wooden stock encompasses the shoulder support, pistol grip handle, and forend as a complete unit.

Rifles in the series are offered with typical inherent features including safeties, scope mounts, and adjustable components to suit shooter needs in-the-field. Available supported chambers include 243 WIN, 223 REM, 22-250 REM, 338 Lapua, 6.5 Creedmoor among others and magazine counts vary based on the exact chambering in play.

Savage Arms makes the Model 110 series available in a myriad of finishes, calibers, and arrangements / configurations to undertake various outdoor duties: classic hunting models with wood, flat, or camouflaged finishes, tactically-oriented versions with extended magazines and over-frame accessories rail, and variants with short- or long-barrel assemblies. This allows the customer a deep access to a proven stable of hunting solutions from a single provider, whether it relates to hunting big game, varmints, predators, or simply shooting for sport.

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Physical
The physical qualities of the Savage Arms Model 110 (series). Information presented is strictly for general reference and should not be misconstrued as useful for hardware restoration or operation.

1,092 mm
42.99 in
O/A Length

559 mm
22.01 in
Barrel Length

8.25 lb
3.74 kg
Weight

Manually-Actuated Bolt-Action System.
Action

Various - 223REM; 243WIN; 22.250REM; 338 Lapua; 6.5 Creedmoor
Caliber(s)

2 to 4-round internal OR detachable box magazine.
Feed

Over-Frame Optics Supported.
Sights

Variants
Notable series variants as part of the Savage Arms Model 110 (series) Bolt-Action Hunting Rifle family line.

Model 110 - Base Series Designation; encompasses a myriad of variants featuring different chamberings, roles, arrangements, and barrel lengths.

Operators
Global customers who have evaluated and/or operated the Savage Arms Model 110 (series). Nations are displayed by flag, each linked to their respective national small arms listing.

Contractor(s): Savage Arms - USA

[ Australia; Canada; United States ]

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