Savage Arms 110 CARBON HUNTER

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Discover the next evolution in precision hunting rifles: the 110 Carbon Hunter is a rugged, high-performance platform featuring a Flat Dark Gray 110 Trophy stock, easy stock length adjustment, and a black Cerakote-coated action for lasting corrosion resistance. Engineered for accuracy and handling, it boasts a polished bolt, adjustable AccuTrigger trigger, carbon fiber barrels (18 to 20 inches, depending on caliber) with threaded muzzles, and a 0 MOA monoblock rail.

Practicality meets modern design with a detachable magazine, multiple caliber options (including left-handed configurations), and the balance and refinement needed for optimal performance both in the field and on the mountain.

Firearm configuration

Barrel Lengths

Total length

Calibers

Twist rate

Weight

Magazine Capacity

Thread diameter

46cm/18in

97.2 / 38.25

6.5 Creedmoor

1:8

3.0kg / 6.56lbs

5/8-24

46cm/18in

97.2 / 38.25

308 Winchester

1:10

3.0kg / 6.56lbs

5/8-24

46cm/18in

97.2 / 38.25

350 Legend

1:16

3.0kg / 6.56lbs

5/8-24

51cm/20in

102.2 / 40.25

6.5 PRC

1:8

3.1kg / 6.77lbs

5/8-24

51cm/20in

104.5 / 41.11

7mm PRC

1:8

3.2kg / 6.96lbs

5/8-24

51cm/20in

104.5 / 41.11

300 Winchester Magnum

1:10

3.2kg / 6.96lbs

5/8-24

Technical data

BrandSavage Arms

Model110

Submodel110 CARBON HUNTER

Type of firearmRifle

Sub-type of firearmBolt action

CategoryHunting

Availability Available

HandednessRight-handed / Left-handed

Accuracy gurantee —

Interchangeable Barrel NO

Barrel Diameter (mm)23.77

Barrel Diameter (inches)0.936

Thread YES

Barrel fluted NO

Muzzle brake NO

Barrel FinishCarbon fiber

Barrel MaterialCarbon fiber

Barrel Brand—

Type of stockMonte Carlo

Stock MaterialSynthetic

Fullstock NO

Stock finishingGray

Fire mechanismStriker

Trigger typeSingle-stage

Adjustable trigger YES

Removable Magazine YES

Open sights NO

Choke —

Type of choke—

Number of chokes—

BasesPicatinny Rail

Optics—

Additional Content

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