New for 2026: Savage Model 110 Rimfire

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posted on March 24, 2026
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LEDE Composite 110 Rimfire

Savage Arms has expanded its Model 110 family of rifles into the rimfire world. Long loved by generations of hunters, the classic Model 110 will now include a number of full size, .22 Long Rifle offerings, making up the new Model 110 RF line.

Model 110 RF

Model 110 RF Magpul

A standout feature of the Model 110 RF is its compatibility with stocks and accessories designed for the Savage Model 110 short-action rifle, providing users with extensive customization options. The bolt incorporates the same headspace control as the traditional Model 110, enhancing safety and performance. Additionally, a newly designed reversible front baffle allows users to adjust the bolt throw length in under 30 seconds, offering configurations for both traditional short action and shortened .22 LR lengths. This adaptability makes the Model 110 RF ideal for various applications, from hunting to plinking.

110 RF Magpul

“The introduction of rimfire to the legendary Model 110 platform is long overdue, and we’re excited to offer Savage’s trusted performance to rimfire enthusiasts everywhere,” said Beth Shimanski, vice President of marketing at Savage Arms. “The new Model 110 RF series is one of the only offerings that does not just mimic a centerfire rifle, but truly adapts the traditional frame for rimfire shooting.”

Model 110 RFModel 110 RF Elite Precision

The new Model 110 RF models are designed to operate as similarly to a centerfire rifle as possible, featuring a front locking bolt head to produce the highest level of accuracy possible. The new rifles come with threaded, precision buttoned rifled barrels with a custom .22 LR match chamber.

Model 110 RF Elite Precision Buttstock

All Model 110 RF models come equipped with a 20 MOA Picatinny rail to mount optics. The bolt features a standard 5/16x24 TPI threaded bolt handle, compatible with aftermarket bolt knobs. True to the Model 110, these models come standard with the AccuTrigger that has set Savage apart for years.

Model 110 RF Core TacticalModel 110 RF Core Tactical

Finally, reliable feeding is promoted via an L3i Elite 10-round AICS-style magazine. This magazine has an adjustable latch, which lets users make slight adjustments to how the magazine sits to eliminate tilt-induced feeding malfunctions.

Model 110 RF Core Tactical Stock

SKU / Description / MSRP

33069 / 110 RF Core Tactical .22 LR / $1099

33070 / 110 RF Magpul .22 LR / $1199

33071 / 110 RF Elite Precision .22 LR / $2399

For more information about the 110 RF, or any other firearms from Savage, visit savagearms.com.

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