“Tag: Model 110”

Savage Arms is extending its operations to produce a lightweight, fast-action bolt rifle fitted with the latest company offerings that makes for a tactically capable system any user can get behind, and it features a carbon-fiber-wrapped barrel from PROOF Research.

In 1956 Savage Arms launched an ambitious project—creating a new bolt-action rifle built for longevity and reliability, one the company could offer at an affordable price. Add the requirement that it also needed to be accurate, and designer Nicolas Brewer faced with a formidable task.

On this Gun of the Week video preview, American Rifleman staff check out the Savage 110 Magpul Hunter, a turn-bolt rifle that combines a legacy Savage design with a feature-rich polymer gunstock from Magpul.

Savage Arms added a pistol variant of its bolt-action Model 110 firearm lineup for 2022, giving users a more compact package for hunting and field use.

In its Model 110 Elite Precision, Savage Arms provides a tack-driving, affordable platform loaded with enhancements.

The National Rifle Association has provided overwatch for Americans’ Second Amendment rights for nearly 150 years, a fact that served as inspiration back in 2018 when the Association and Mossy Oak (mossyoak.com) partnered to create NRA’s first ever official camouflage pattern: Overwatch.

Designed for use with Savage’s Model 110 or Axis rifles, the Savage Extended Magazine from Darkeagle Custom boosts capacity to 10 rounds for these rifles.

Originally introduced in 1958, Savage’s Model 110 is one of the oldest continuously produced American rifle designs on the market.

The Savage Arms 110 bolt-action rifle line is versatile, which means that it's a hot seller among bolt-gun enthusiasts.