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Savage Arms 110 RIDGE HUNTER

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Lightweight, compact, and designed specifically for close-range hunting situations, the 110 Ridge Hunter combines precision and practicality: its Flat Dark Gray 110 Trophy stock with length adjustment allows for a perfect fit in the field, while its matte-finished stainless steel action and polished bolt offer corrosion resistance and a smooth shooting cycle.

The user-adjustable AccuTrigger trigger delivers confidence-inspiring, repeatable shots, and its short, medium-contour, 16.5- to 20-inch stainless steel barrels keep the rifle maneuverable in densely vegetated terrain without sacrificing accuracy. The threaded muzzle, iron sights, and AICS detachable magazines make the platform versatile and modern, and the availability of all calibers in a left-handed configuration ensures left-handed hunters get the same compact performance and reliability.

Savage Arms 110 RIDGE HUNTER

Savage Arms 110 RIDGE HUNTER (1)

Firearm configuration

Barrel Lengths

Total length

Calibers

Twist rate

Weight

Magazine Capacity

Thread diameter

42cm/16.5in

95.5 / 37.6

7mm Backcountry

1:8

3.53kg / 7.78lbs

5

5/8-24

42cm/16.5in

93.4 / 36.75

300 Blackout

1:8

3.44kg / 7.59lbs

10

5/8-24

42cm/16.5in

93.4 / 36.75

338 ARC

1:8

3.44kg / 7.59lbs

10

5/8-24

42cm / 16.5in

93.4 / 36.75

300 HAM´R

1:12

3.44kg / 7.59lbs

10

5/8-24

46cm/18in

97.2 / 38.26

308 Winchester

1:10

3.67kg / 8.1lbs

10

5/8-24

46cm/18in

97.2 / 38.26

350 Legend

1:16

3.67kg / 8.1lbs

10

5/8-24

46cm/18in

99.4 / 39.11

375 Ruger

1:12

3.76kg / 8.29lbs

5

11/16 24

46cm/18in

97.2 / 38.26

450 Bushmaster

1:24

3.67kg / 8.1lbs

4

11/16 24

46cm / 18in

97.2 / 38.26

5.56 NATO

1:7

3.67kg / 8.1lbs

10

1/2-28

51cm/20in

104.4 / 41.1

300 Winchester Magnum

1:10

3.89kg / 8.58lbs

5

5/8-24

51cm/20in

104.4 / 41.1

338 Winchester Magnum

1:10

3.89kg / 8.58lbs

5

5/8-24

51cm / 20in

102.2 / 40.25

400 Legend

1:16

3.81kg / 8.39lbs

10

11/16 24

Technical data

BrandSavage Arms

Model110

Submodel110 RIDGE HUNTER

Type of firearmRifle

Sub-type of firearmBolt action

CategoryHunting

Availability Available

HandednessRight-handed / Left-handed

Accuracy gurantee —

Interchangeable Barrel NO

Barrel Diameter (mm)—

Barrel Diameter (inches)—

Thread YES

Barrel fluted NO

Muzzle brake NO

Barrel FinishStainless

Barrel MaterialSteel

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 YES

Choke —

Type of choke—

Number of chokes—

Bases—

Optics—

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