#SundayGunday: Savage Model 110 Tactical

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posted on June 15, 2025
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This week on #SundayGunday, we’re checking out the Model 110 Tactical from Savage Arms. A magazine-fed variant of Savage’s classic Model 110, the 110 Tactical is the perfect bolt gun for when you need to get a number of shots on target in a hurry.

Built around the classic 110 action—as reliable as it is lights-out accurate—the 110 Tactical feeds from an AICS-pattern magazine, a Magpul 10-rounder being included with the firearm. A large paddle release resides behind the magazine, for quick magazine changes on the fly. Set into Savage’s classic AccuStock with an Accufit system, the 110 Tactical boasts an adjustable Length of Pull and Drop at Comb for perfect fitment to any shooter. A textured grip and fore-end allow for maximal purchase, while the AccuTrigger is user-adjustable from 1.5-5 pounds. Above, the bolt runs fast and smooth with an oversized bolt handle for solid manipulation.

Savage Model 110 Tactical on white

A 20-MOA Picatinny rail from Evolution Gun Works runs across the top of the receiver, for the quick addition of any optic, be it a traditional magnified optic, or a red-dot for rapid, close-in work. The barrel is fluted and stretches 18-24 inches depending on chambering, with all muzzles being threaded to 5/8x24 TPI for the attachment of a silencer or muzzle brake. Finally, in addition to its rear sling swivel stud, the gun has two studs beneath its fore-end. While this may seem a little odd at first, this is handy feature, as the rear one can be for your sling, while the front can support a bipod for added stability.

While the name may say Tactical, this gun is a real treat for predator and hog hunters. With its AICS pattern magazine, you’ll have a hard time running dry of ammunition when ravaging a pack or sounder, and few bolts run quicker than that of a 110. Chamberings are well selected too, with .308 Winchester, 6.5 Creedmoor, 300 Win Mag, 6.5 PRC and 6mm ARC all packing a dog or hog-busting punch. The first two cartridges of these are even available in a left-handed version of the 110 Tactical, for our oft-ignored lefty friends. For more information on the Savage 110 Tactical, which retails for $919, visit savagearms.com. And for more #SundayGunday any day of the week, check out our playlist on YouTube, where all previous episodes are archived.

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