Savage Arms Model 10 PC Precision Carbine Law Enforcement Series .308 Win Army UCP Camo Rifle

A: James K - Looks like Savage has discontinued this model and it no longer appears on their web site. From all I could find, though, it only comes "drilled and tapped" - no mounts. Buds probably used a stock picture, which doesn't always accurately depict all the details of the actual model being sold.

A: James, no mounts/rings Sir. This rifle just has a Drilled and Tapped receiver.

A: its just drilled and tapped Key Features .308 Winchester 4+1 rounds 20" barrel, threaded for suppressor Detachable box magazine Equipped with swivel studs and recoil pad Drilled and tapped for scope mounts Oversized bolt handle Item Number: 636044 Caliber: .308 Winchester Action: Bolt Round capacity: 4+1 Barrel length: 20" Barrel style: Button-rifled, free-floating carbon steel Barrel twist: 1:10" Stock: Fixed synthetic AccuStock with digital camo finish Trigger: AccuTrigger Safety: 3-position Overall length: 40.5" Overall weight: 8 lbs. Mfg. Number: 19626 UPC: 011356196262

A: 1:10 see *****Key Specifications Item Number: 636044 Caliber: .308 Winchester Action: Bolt Round capacity: 4+1 Barrel length: 20" Barrel style: Button-rifled, free-floating carbon steel ******Barrel twist: 1:10" Stock: Fixed synthetic AccuStock with digital camo finish Trigger: AccuTrigger Safety: 3-position Overall length: 40.5" Overall weight: 8 lbs. Mfg. Number: 19626 UPC: 01135619626

A: Brian, 1 in 10 twist rate. 130 grain thru 178 grain bullets preferable.

A: Brian - this barrel is a 1:10 twist rate.

A: 1:10 see *****Key Specifications Item Number: 636044 Caliber: .308 Winchester Action: Bolt Round capacity: 4+1 Barrel length: 20" Barrel style: Button-rifled, free-floating carbon steel ******Barrel twist: 1:10" Stock: Fixed synthetic AccuStock with digital camo finish Trigger: AccuTrigger Safety: 3-position Overall length: 40.5" Overall weight: 8 lbs. Mfg. Number: 19626 UPC: 01135619626

A: Brian, 1 in 10 twist rate. 130 grain to 178 grain bullets preferable. Best would be 168gr Match Bullets.

A: 165-170 grain bullet in most cases that is where I would start testing but your gun may be totaly different

A: Brian - no one - NOP ONE - with any real shooting experience could, in godo faith, tell you which size bulet will be best for any particular gun. There are 'standard' starting points, and there are general recommendations ... but anyone who would tell you, straight up, that a "168 grain" bullet is the best for this gun .. is nothing but an amateur who has absolutely zero actual shooting experience, and zero integrity. 168 might be the recommended start point, but only actual testing of an individual gun, with different bullets, wil really tell you which is truly the best bullet for that particular gun. Guns are like people - every single one is different.