Savage Arms 110 Tactical 6mm ARC Bolt Action Rifle - 12 Rounds | 18" Barrel | AccuStock with AccuFit Stock | Synthetic | Blue/Black

This is a very nice rifle, accurate, low recoil and well made. I adjusted the trigger to just under 1# and it has no creep and smooth break. The bolt lugs are well lapped and the bolt moves smoothly without excess slop. With a Vortex Viper and Hornady factory ammo, 100 yrd groups were under 1" mostly about .75". I handloaded a few 75 gr V-max and got a couple of 5 shot 100 yard groups just over .5". Am very happy with everything about it. I would note that with the large scope that this might not be a rifle to hike for miles with (its heavy), but for bench shooting or varmint shooting it is wonderful. Ammo is somewhat expensive and only a few factory loads are out as of Feb 2025, but I intend to handload and brass and dies are available and will reduce the cost to shoot. This is a pleasant gun to shoot so its easy to shoot a LOT. MDT polymer mags work very well, fit tightly and feed flawlessly.

I received the gun and inspected it, not good enough inspection - but who inspects the ejector to make sure it's working? So a few days later when I get some ammo, I try to cycle some ammo to ensure it feeds from magazine. It wouldn't eject the round, so after inspection I determined the ejector wasn't working at all. Contacted Savage Arms and it's been 2 weeks and crickets. Few days later, I removed the ejector and discovered the ejector was bent. I ordered a aftermarket ejector/extractor kit and just installed it and everything is working. On one of my other Savages, the firing pin spring wasn't working after a year - Savage won't sell you a firing pin spring they said I had to have a FFL order it. It was the 2019 bolt, so an aftermarket firing pin spring wasn't available at the time, they wanted me to pay for shipping to them (for a $8 spring). Anyhow, back to this gun - I own 7 Savages and this will be my last (unless they pay for the ejector/extractor kit I just bought) I usually don't give a review to a gun I haven't shot, but in this case I'll make an exception. I'm not happy with Savage on this one.

Rifle is very accurate,makes a great coyote rifle

Accutrigger was crisp at 1.75 lbs from factory. Comes with one 10 round MDT steel mag. This is my first 110 Accustock and was happy to see the large aluminum backbone. Comes with two front sling studs, so installing a pic rail for bipod clamp was easy. Flat comb and longest LOP spacer was installed at factory. Next higher comb was easy to install. Shorter LOP spacers AND appropriate screw lengths are included. I installed a Heathen brake and have 30 rounds through rifle to this point. The Heathen keeps it settled so it is easy to see impacts as they happen. The rifle shot a great group at 100 yds after zeroing scope and it continued to impress out to 800 yds ringing steel. The 6 ARC cartridge is proving to be an easy shooter in this platform and is just real enjoyable to shoot. The 110 Tactical is performing exactly as I had hoped. As for negatives, one of the four screws securing the rail wasn't properly fastened. I removed it and cleaned the threads; no issue. It is best practice to remove ALL factory rails no matter the rifle manufacturer, thoroughly clean surfaces, and Loctite screws going back, so this wasn't any extra work for me.