SAV 110 CORE PRDTR 5.56NATO 22″ LH

SKU: RSR|SV32644UPC: 011356326447Mfr. Part #: 32644

$981.99

SAV 110 CORE PRDTR 5.56NATO 22″ LH

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Built for serious predator hunters, this rifle pairs a Hunter Green stock with LOP and comb adjustments, interchangeable grip modules, and M-Lok panels, plus an integral ARCA rail, for fast, stable shooting and a custom fit in the field. The action is black Cerakoted with a black jeweled bolt body and a threaded bolt handle. A user-adjustable AccuTrigger and a one-piece 0 MOA rail deliver crisp, repeatable trigger breaks and optic zeroing for long-range shots. The carbon-steel barrel is medium-contoured with straight fluting and a threaded muzzle. The beavertail forend adds an ARCA rail and M-Lok slots for accessories and improved shooting platforms. Feeding is reliable via AICS magazines, and every caliber is offered in left-hand models – a compact, configurable platform engineered for precision, versatility, and fast target acquisition.

Additional information

upc

011356326447

manufacturer

Savage

Manufacturer Part Number

32644

Action

Bolt Action

Barrel Length

22"

Caliber/Gauge

.223 REM/5.56 NATO

Capacity

10

Model

110

Product Type

Rifle

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