The Savage 110 Hunter is a bolt action rifle built on the Model 110 platform, first introduced in 1958. The 110 Hunter uses a push feed action with a cylindrical carbon steel receiver, dual front locking lugs, a floating bolt head designed to self align with the bore, a plunger ejector, and a sliding plate extractor. The bolt cocks on opening and operates with a 90 degree throw. The receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounting. The 110 Hunter is equipped with the Savage AccuTrigger, a user adjustable trigger system that incorporates a center mounted blade safety lever within the trigger face which must be depressed before the trigger will release, allowing the user to set trigger pull weight to very low settings while maintaining a mechanical safety against unintended discharge. The rifle features a black synthetic stock and feeds from a detachable box magazine.

This example is chambered in .270 Winchester and features a 22 inch blued barrel and blued receiver. Leupold scope rings are installed on the receiver. No original box or accessories included.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Savage Arms
• Model: 110 Hunter
• Caliber: .270 Winchester
• Action: Bolt action, push feed, dual front locking lugs
• Barrel: 22 inches, blued
• Receiver: Carbon steel, blued, drilled & tapped
• Finish: Blued
• Stock: Black synthetic
• Trigger: Savage AccuTrigger, user adjustable
• Sights: None, Leupold scope rings
• Safety: Two position tang safety
• Magazine: Detachable box magazine, 4 round capacity