Savage Arms 110 Precision 6.5mm Creedmoor Bolt Action Rifle - Blue/Black, 24" Barrel, 10+1 Rounds, Aluminum Chassis

I completed this rifle with a NightForce 7-31X56 scope and a MDT gen 2 Bi pod. Reloading Lapua 123 grn I’m very consistent at 1200 yards. Very happy with the quality and accuracy of this rifle. For the price you can not go wrong with the quality and craftsmanship of this rifle.

I recently purchased the Savage Tactical 110 6.5mm and love it! It is a solid built rifle and just love the way it feels and looks!!! I have not gotten to range yet as Buds just installed n sighted a Strike Eagle Votex scope for me but I am very confident after much research that this rifle will perform!

Bud's had the best price I could find anywhere. My rifle arrived at the ffl very quickly. Smooth transition. Would use Bud's again.

Ive been debating if i was going to do a review on this. When i got this riffle i got it for a hell of a deal. Which scared me because why was it so cheap. Well i found out soon enough. Every range day ive had has been a big fight. First issue ive had was the bolt action was failing to feed smoothly. The amount of force that i had to use to lock the bolt down is to much. Sometimes you also had to pay attention of the angle of the action. The second problem i had was from the factory the 20moa rail was loose. I kept wondering how my match ammo was not shooting 1moa at 100 yards. Finally the accu trigger is nice when it works but the blade has gotten stuck multiple times. Don't get me wrong to bad this is a great riffle for the money i spent. I wouldn't pay 1300 for it i would buy a ruger precision over this now that i know. But with out the issues i mention it is a fun shooting gun. It just took a lot to fix to get it to a sub moa riffle. Just know that before you buy.

Reasonably accurate, gets lots of comments at the range because of the MDT stock. Barrel is typical Savage; lots of railroad tracks and a copper mine to clean. I had the file the ejector to improve feeding reliability.