Savage 11 HOG HNTR 308 TB

Savage 11 HOG HNTR 308 TB

Model 19662	Condition Factory New
Bud's Item # 78093	UPC 011356196620

FAMILY:11 / 111 Hunter Series MODEL:11 Hog Hunter TYPE:Rifle ACTION:Bolt Action FINISH:Matte Black STOCK/FRAME:Synthetic Stock STOCK/GRIPS:Green Synthetic SPC FEATURE:Threaded Barrel Model CALIBER/GAUGE:308 Win CAPACITY:4+1 BARREL:20" SIGHTS:Open Rifle SAFETY:3 Position Top Tang ADDL INFO:Blind Magazine ADDL INFO:Accutrigger DRILLED/TAPPED:Yes

Specifications
Action	Bolt
Caliber	308 Winchester/7.62 NATO
Barrel Length	20"
Capacity	4+1
Trigger	Accutrigger
Safety	3 Position
Length	40.5"
Weight	7.25 lbs
Stock	Synthetic
Finish	Black Matte

Customer Reviews

6 Customer Reviews
Average 4.5 out of 5

Richard KVery solid smooth well made action. I also really like the large bolt handle, and the iron sights for back-up. Its a nice set-up with a quick release scope. Accuracy is good (1"MOA @100yrds). BUT the stock is not up to the task. The fore stock is too thin and flimsy for a heavy barreled action in 308. Made it difficult to manage the recoil and make good follow up shots. I replaced it with a Hogue Overmold (full bed) which has a nice beefy fore stock, but it added over 50% to the price. Savage probably could have provided a decent stock for another $25 or so. Tough to rate this one. Action/barrel=very good. Stock=bad so I guess in the middle.
2 months ago
John MI agree with previous poster jimmy a on the value of this rifle. The features rivals much more expensive rifles, and it is a very cool little rifle. I received mine last friday, and promtly took it out to the range. Open sited at 25 yards I shot about 2" groups using Winchester 147 gr FMJ, which I thought was pretty good since I couldn't really see the target. I personally will be removing the fixed sites (even though I think they look great) because I will not be hunting with them. The reason I will take them off, and something you cannot really tell from the stock photos, is just how tall the sites are on this. I don't think I could find a set of risers that would see over them, and if I did it would look ridiculous. They are made for shooting over a suppressor, and I am sure they are great at that, but I will not be taking chip shots on the open plains of Kansas. Once they are removed, the rifle really reminds me of the Remington model 700 SPS, but about $200 less. Oh, and the Accu-trigger rocks.
2 months ago
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