First Look: Savage Arms KLYM Rifles

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posted on November 28, 2023
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Savage KLYM Rifles Lead

Savage Arms has announced the introduction of its new KLYM rifle series, featuring exclusive partnerships with PROOF Research and Fine Ballistic Tools (FBT) to deliver lightweight rifles that are accurate and durable. There are currently two models available: The bolt-action 110 KLYM and the straight-pull Impulse KYLM.

Savage 110 KLYM bolt action rifle profile facing right.

Both KLYM models feature a PROOF Research carbon-fiber wrapped, steel cut and 5/8x24” threaded barrel. When combined with the FBT custom carbon-fiber stock, these rifles will allow hunters to go further and hunt harder with significantly less weight. The stocks also include one-button adjustable comb height, two sling studs and a Magnaswitch system installed.

“The KLYM line truly is revolutionary for big-game hunting,” said Beth Shimanski, Director of Marketing at Savage. “PROOF and FBT helped take us to the next level. Hunters accustomed to long hunts and backcountry expeditions that span multiple days and numerous climbs will appreciate the lightweight platform that maintains the ultimate in accuracy and reliability. Everything about this rifle was made to perform as it stands up to the elements and puts the latest technologies in these comprehensive big-game rifles.”

Savage 110 KLYM Fine Ballistic Tools rifle butt stock.

For the ultimate in accuracy and functionality in the field, the 110 KLYM includes a user-adjustable 1½-4-pound AccuTrigger, a tang safety, a blueprinted action, a drilled and tapped receiver (8-40) and a one-piece Picatinny rail. Available calibers include options from 6.5 Creedmoor to .300 WSM.

Savage Impulse KLYM straight pull rifle action on white background.

Savage’s straight-pull Impulse platform continues to expand, and with lightweight accuracy, a rugged buttstock and fore-end and its quick straight-pull action, the Impulse KLYM truly raises the bar, resulting in a rifle unmatched for big-game hunting. The Impulse KLYM is also available in calibers from 6.5 Creedmoor to .300 WSM.

Part No. / Description / MSRP
• 58097 / 110 KLYM, 6.5 Creedmoor/ $2,699
• 58098 / 110 KLYM, .308 Winchester/ $2,699
• 58099 / 110 KLYM, 6.5 PRC/ $2,699
• 58100 / 110 KLYM, 7mm PRC/ $2,699
• 58101 / 110 KLYM, 300 Win Mag/ $2,699
• 58102 / 110 KLYM, 300 WSM/ $2,699
• 58103 / Impulse KLYM, 6.5 Creedmoor/ $3,299
• 58104 / Impulse KLYM, 308 Winchester/ $3,299
• 58105 / Impulse KLYM, 6.5 PRC/ $3,299
• 58106 / Impulse KLYM, 7mm PRC/ $3,299
• 58107 / Impulse KLYM, 300 Win Mag/ $3,299
• 58108 / Impulse KLYM, 300 WSM/ $3,299

To learn more about the new Savage KLYM rifle series, visit savagearms.com.

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