Savage 111LRH 338LAP AS AT

4 Reviews. Average Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]

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Reviewed By: James N on 02/28/2013 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
Typical Savage value. I was a little concerned about recoil with this traditional design, but it really isn't a problem. The muzzlebrake does a great job of turning recoil into noise, and despite a wrong scope choice on my part, I'm very impressed with how it shoots. I had read about some eject problems, but the rifle cycled every Hornady round I put through it without a hiccup. A very impressive rifle, even without considering the bargain price. Not cheap to feed, but great fun. You won't be disappointed.

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Reviewed By: Michael L on 01/08/2013 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
First off, about Buds. This was my first dealing with them and my first online firearm purchase. Smooth as silk even with all the holiday and ban craziness going on. Fast delivery, awesome communication, and the 90 day layaway is a thing of pure beauty. I already have orders in for two more firearms.

About the savage. Have not yet fired it, but the look and feel of this thing are amazing. I was torn between this and an lba. After handling this one and shouldering it, I am in love with how fast and light it handles despite the 26" barrel. Being a savage, I'm sure it actually shoots as good or better than it looks. Some things to note about this model that the savage site nor buds points out is that the 338lm action is different from other 110/111 long actions. It doesn't have an open top, it is more like one of their target actions, which is great for beefiness and stiffness with the hi power cartridge, but if changing out the base to a 20 moa instead of the factory installed 10 moa, you will have to grind off the recoil lug on the new base, and the mounting screws are larger for this action as well. Not a huge deal, but something to be noted for prospective buyers. The only other gripe I have is that combining the long action with the cheek rest, you must lower the cheek rest to remove the bolt. I will likely clearance the front of the rest so that I can lock it in place and still slip the bolt out. Neither of these nuances are a big enough deal for me to rate the rifle any less than 5 stars however.

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Reviewed By: ajdal a on 06/23/2012 Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!]
Typical Savage, as they have mispriced this gun and it should cost $1,500-$2,000. Fantastic 338 LM as its my second 338 LM. The first one has HS precision stock and I wanted 338 LM for wild boar hunting. 3/4 MOA at 100 yards with Sightmark 35mm 5/25/56 scope.

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