New Savage 110 Ultralite with Proof CF Barrels

[JAYgs8163]

I didn't realize pushing a button is such a difficult task.

I never said it was. You asked why one needed to remove the bolt so often. I told you why. But now that you mentioned it being difficult , I witnessed a older chap at the range that had difficulty removing his bolt as it requires pushing the release and squeezing the trigger and then having the ability to pull the bolt. He was unable to do it without some assistance due to his arthritis. No need to bag on people here friend. I love Savages and I love Remmys. Some just have very strong opinions. Like you!

 

[adam32]

I never said it was. You asked why one needed to remove the bolt so often. I told you why.

So why does it matter where the release is located then?

 

[JAYgs8163]

So why does it matter where the release is located then?

I never said it did! I explained why it matters to take out so often. That's what you asked about.

 

[adam32]

I never said it did! I explained why it matters to take out so often. That's what you asked about.

Read the first two pages on this thread...it was posted that it matters. I was asking it response to someone else.

 

[HuntnID]

Does anyone know the weight of the accufit stock? Curious if picking up a 110 Ultralight and putting a different stock on it would add weight, decrease weight, or stay the same.

 

[rockwallraider]

got to be very light if the whole gun is under 6. gonna be hard to find your weight loss in stock but not sure your goal

 

[Riflehunter1776]

man, it's a shame the rifle is so ugly. No doubt it shoots good though.



watching that ad - a slow-mo once over of that savage -is like being shown a a slow panning of Hillary in a thong: sure, you know it'll kill everything that crosses it's path, but god help me, don't make me look at it.

 

[PredatorSlayer]

man, it's a shame the rifle is so ugly. No doubt it shoots good though.



watching that ad - a slow-mo once over of that savage -is like being shown a a slow panning of Hillary in a thong: sure, you know it'll kill everything that crosses it's path, but god help me, don't make me look at it.

I am not sure it looks much worse than any other proof barreled rifle - stocks are easy to swap out.

 

[BeaverHunter]

man, it's a shame the rifle is so ugly. No doubt it shoots good though.



watching that ad - a slow-mo once over of that savage -is like being shown a a slow panning of Hillary in a thong: sure, you know it'll kill everything that crosses it's path, but god help me, don't make me look at it.

I actually like the way it looks. But to each their own. And I'm definitely no Hillary fan.

 

[CONChunt]

Regarding the 6.5 PRC, with the 1:8 twist, what are the opinions on the best factory ammo for elk?

 

[PredatorSlayer]

Regarding the 6.5 PRC, with the 1:8 twist, what are the opinions on the best factory ammo for elk?

The hornady match 147gr eldm. Will put the smack down on them...

 

[waspocrew]

^^ Agreed. I watched my brother kill a cow elk with the 147 ELDM from his 6.5 PRC. She was dead in seconds.

 

[snowypeakoutdoors]

So why does it matter where the release is located then?

It matters when you want to put bottom metal on so that you can have a long COAL. If you don't know the reason for that, then it doesn't matter for you.

 

[new2mud]

It matters when you want to put bottom metal on so that you can have a long COAL. If you don't know the reason for that, then it doesn't matter for you.

Actually, Savage factory SA mags accommodate longer COAL than AICS style SA or WSSM, including the ones with the front rib removed (eg Accurate Mag WSSM)