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Savage Arms 32517 110 Ridge Hunter 338 Win Mag 5+1 20″ Heavy Barrel, Flat Dark Gray Adj LOP Synthetic Stock, Left Hand

Name: Savage Arms 32517 110 Ridge Hunter 338 Win Mag 5+1 20″ Heavy Barrel, Flat Dark Gray Adj LOP Synthetic Stock, Left Hand
Brand: Savage Arms
Availability: OutOfStock

$745.40

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Caliber: .338 Win Mag
Capacity: 5
Category: Firearms
Action Type: Bolt Action
Firearm Type: Rifle
Barrel Length: 20in
UPC: 11356325174
MPN: 32517

Overview

The Savage Arms 110 Ridge Hunter is a left-handed bolt-action rifle chambered in .338 Win Mag with a 5+1 maximum capacity. It features a 20-inch heavy barrel with a 1:10 twist rate and a synthetic stock finished in flat dark gray with an adjustable length of pull (LOP). Equipped with Savage's user-adjustable AccuTrigger, this rifle is built to deliver dependable accuracy and rugged performance in the field.

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