Preview: Savage Arms Single-Shot Adapter

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posted on January 11, 2024
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Savage Arms Single-Shot Adapter

Savage Arms now provides a single-shot adapter for its Axis and 110 model rifles, allowing the guns to be used in states that permit single-shot-only configurations for deer hunting.

The adapter replaces the flush-fit factory detachable magazine and is available for both short- and long-action receivers. No modifications to factory rifles are necessary, though Savage notes that the adapter cannot be used in rifles that accept AICS-pattern magazines.

Integral-latch models of the adapter are also available for Axis and 110 Ultralite models, while the No Latch model fits all rifles that have a magazine latch on the rifle.

MSRP is $28. For more information, visit savagearms.com.

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