Savage Arms 110 Precision .308 Win Bolt Action Rifle, Matte FDE – 57563

I purchased this rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor approximately a month ago. I have added a Bushnell Forge 4.5-27x50 scope. This is an awesome setup. At approximately 300 yards this rifle is shooting 3/4 inch groups. The recoil is very mild and it shoots like a dream. I considered other brands, but am so glad I picked the Savage with the accuracy-trigger.

So far I’ve shot 400 rounds with this rifle and it shoots like a dream. Attached a bipod and a vortex strike eagle 5-25 56mm. I’ve shot up to 770 yards so far and this rifle makes it so easy. I just have to find a longer spot to put this thing to 1km plus test. It’s a little heavy so not best for hauling through the wood. Bolts a little stiff at the start but after a little bit it turns smooth like butter. highly recommend buying this rifle

Got this a week ago, love the rifle but had troubles ejecting shells sometimes, other than that very good

Purchased a great rifle for a great price the cabals in Tulalip did not know if thy could order it so I went on line on basspro and orders it there

Surprisingly less recoil than I was expecting. I put a Vortex Diamond Back Tactical on it and was zeroed in with 3 rounds at 50 yards. Then we moved to 250 yards and zero was still good. Need to open up somewhere over 500+ yards to really see it blossom.

I’m extremely happy with the accuracy of this rifle. I had a hard time to decide if I should buy this or the tikka tac a 1. Decided not to spend the extra $1000 on the tikka and went with the savage 110 precision in 6.5 cm. So far it hits the Mark at 450 yards with ease. My only complaint is the sloppy bolt. It’s not silky smooth like the tikka but I’ve had no issues ejecting shells like some people have in other reviews. I’d recommend this rifle, it’s bolt is not a deal breaker for me . The accuracy is superb. Hope this helps.

This gun is sweet the groups are great right out of the box. Had a group 0.3640 at a 100 yards and 0.5160 biggest group is 0.8620

6.5 cm would hangup when hand or mag feedig. Apparently its a common issue with savage and still not fixed

I bought this rifle in 2021 and sold it a year later (6.5 caliber). I upgraded the extractor spring, the extractor pin, the bolt body (with a fluted PTG bolt), and I put a folding stock on it. I tried hard to like this rifle and lost a lot of money on the sale, but I'm still glad I ditched it. Replacing the extractor components helped a lot with ejection of brass, but in the end the sticky slop of the bolt made me angry every time I went shooting. A sloppy bolt is fine if it still runs smoothly. The savage is really bad for this. You could add as much lubrication as you want to the bolt and it would still catch and stick as you try to cycle. I HATED that. It catches dry, it catches oiled, it catches greased. Ruger and Tikka are SO much better for the bolt feel. This gun shoots really well. Grouping is good. But if you shoot to relax, I wouldn't recommend this. Savage needs to fix their problems.

Impressive! It lived up to everything I read about it. No problems sighting in, I read somewhere it does better with ammo 150 grain or above so I am using that as a guide as I try new ammo. It is very consistent and accurate in my experience so far. I chose it because it is a little lighter than similar styles but not by much so I could use it for hunting because I prefer a pistol grip and tactical carry over the traditional sling carry when in the field. I immediately replaced the plastic mags

I would give this rifle 5 stars except for the acis magazine is hard to get. If it accepted the pmag magazines it would be great.

Excellent rifle. I have put 100 rounds through it with great results. Very accurate at 300 yards. Next is a work up to 1000 yds.