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Savage Arms 57062 110 Hunter Full Size 204 Ruger 4+1 22″ Matte Black Button-Rifled Barrel, Matte Black Drilled & Tapped Carbon Steel Receiver, Adj AccuStock Matte Gray Synthetic Stock, Right Hand

$531.12
Brand
Savage Arms
Color
Gray
Caliber
.204 Ruger
Capacity
4
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Bolt Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
22in
UPC
11356570628
MPN
57062

Overview

The Savage Arms 110 Hunter is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .204 Ruger. It features a 22-inch matte black button-rifled barrel and a carbon steel receiver. The rifle utilizes the AccuFit system, which allows the shooter to customize the length-of-pull (12.75-13.75 inches) and comb height, and the AccuStock, which secures the action three-dimensionally along its entire length for enhanced accuracy. Additional features include a user-adjustable AccuTrigger, a top tang safety, and a 4+1 round capacity. The rifle has an overall length of 42.25 inches and weighs approximately 7.25 lbs. The receiver is drilled and tapped for optic mounts, and the stock is finished in matte gray.

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