Not surprisingly, the rifle was capable of excellent accuracy right out of the box. I topped an Elite Precision rifle chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor with a 2.5-12.5x Trijicon AccuPoint and, after bore sighting the rifle, began testing different loads at 100 yards. The short-action versions have an MSRP of $1,999, which makes the Elite Precision compatible PRS production class guidelines. Overall weight of the Savage 110 Elite Precision rifle is 12.6 pounds in short action and 14.95 pounds in long action.
The MDT chassis features a flared mag well and is designed to accept AICS magazines. The chassis design also allows the shooter to add weights to the buttstock and internally or externally on the forend. The MDT chassis features an ARCA forend with M-LOK attachment points on all three faces. The recoil pad also is adjustable, and there’s an MDT vertical grip with a wide thumb shelf allowing for a comfortable wrist position and superb trigger control from and shooting position. Comb height and length of pull are dial-adjustable and graduated lines allow you to make minute adjustments and return to your original position. MDT’s chassis system is designed with serious competition shooters in mind and features CNC machined 6061 construction and a grey Cerakote finish. The 110 barreled action is mated to an MDT ACC aluminum chassis. The 6.5 Creedmoor I tested had a 1:8 twist. The short-action models are topped with a self-timing taper aligned muzzle brake that provides a consistent recoil pulse and reduces muzzle rise and all feature twist rates that are designed to glean the most accuracy out of high-BC bullets for each individual caliber. 338 Lapua.Įlite Precision rifles come equipped with a heavy stainless barrel (26-inch for short action, 30-inch for long action). 308 Win, while the long action version is available in either. 223 Rem, 6mm Creedmoor, 6.5 Creedmoor, and. The 110 Elite Precision is available with either a short or long action. The bolt handle is oversize for smooth cycling and the receiver is topped with a 20-MOA top rail that makes mounting optics easy and secure. The stainless steel 110 action used in the Elite Precision rifle comes with a matte-black flash nitride receiver and a striking gold titanium nitride bolt body. The AccuTrigger in the Savage 110 Elite Precision is user-adjustable from 1.5 to 4 pounds and is one of the few production rifle trigger designs that’s good enough for competition shooting. Traditionally, competition rifles have aftermarket triggers to achieve maximum accuracy potential, but Savage’s AccuTrigger is so good that it has made its way into their new competition rifle. The AccuTrigger bladed design prevents the gun from accidentally discharging yet allows for a light trigger pull. Before the AccuTrigger debuted, production rifles invariable had heavy triggers that prevented accidental discharges under impact but also severely limited accuracy potential.
Savage reinvented the production-rifle trigger market with the release of the AccuTrigger in 2002. The Savage 110 Elite Precision rifle comes with a factory blueprinted action that offers class-leading accuracy potential. Combine this with Savage’s bolt-nut system – which allows for very precise headspacing – and you can see why the 110 action is inherently accurate.
Savage 110 muzzle brake for 300 win mag. full#
Unlike other rifles with fixed-bolt heads, the Savage’s floating-bolt head allows for the locking lugs to bear evenly in the recess of the receiver and for the bolt face to have full contact with the entire head of the cartridge. Part of the Savage 110’s success can be attributed to its floating bolt-head design. What might be even more impressive, perhaps, is that despite its long history, the Savage 110 is still considered one of the most accurate production rifle actions available, and there are plenty of modern precision hunting and target rifles built on 110 actions. The 110 has been around since 1958, and that makes it the oldest continuously-produced American bolt-action rifle on the market. Perhaps the most exciting new product for long-range competitive shooting is the new Savage 110 Elite Precision rifle, a gun that’s ready to go the distance the moment you pick it up.Īt the heart of this rifle is Savage’s time-tested, dual-lug, push-feed 110 action. Participation in long-range shooting competitions is growing rapidly, and so has the list of products designed to meet the needs of PRS and NLS shooters.
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