Description
Mounting a scope on a Savage 10/110 is one of those jobs where the little details matter, and the Wheeler 1" Medium 20 MOA Mount handles most of them for you. This is a one-piece design that combines the base and rings into a single unit, so your optic sits in solid alignment the moment you torque it down. The 20 MOA of elevation is already built into the base, which frees up your scope's internal travel for reaching way out there without running out of adjustment.
What Sets the Wheeler 1" Medium 20 MOA Mount Apart
Machined from 6061 aluminum with a matte black anodized finish, this mount keeps things light without giving up strength. The standout feature is the 6-screw ring design, which spreads clamping force more evenly across your scope tube than a standard 4-screw setup. That extra bite means you can torque to spec and trust your optic to stay put through heavy recoil and plenty of range trips. The medium ring height suits most common objective bells, and reviews note it clears a 50mm objective with room to spare on many builds.
Getting the Savage 10/110 Scope Mount Dialed In
One of the handier touches here is the integrated swing-out anti-cant level. Flip it up on the front or rear ring while you mount and you can level your scope to the rifle without juggling a separate bubble level or a second set of hands. Folks who have run this mount with scopes like the Vortex Viper PST Gen II report quick, straightforward installs and a finish that holds up well over time.
Fit Notes for the Wheeler 1" Medium 20 MOA Mount
This mount is built for the Savage 10/110 long action and uses the standard 6-48 screw pattern found on pre-2020 models. It will not fit receivers drilled and tapped for 8-40 threads, so it is worth confirming your receiver's hole spacing before ordering. Wheeler also builds this same 1-piece platform in 30mm and 34mm ring diameters and in other heights if your glass calls for something different.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Wheeler Engineering
- Manufacturer Part Number: 1110077
- UPC: 661120079385
- Model: 110
- Ring Diameter: 1 inch
- Ring Height: Medium
- Built-In Cant: 20 MOA
- Material: 6061 Aluminum
- Finish: Matte Black Anodized
- Ring Design: 6-Screw
- Style: Direct Mount, 1-Piece
- Fit: Savage 10/110 Long Action (6-48 screws, pre-2020)
- Included Accessory: Flip-Out Anti-Cant Level
- Screw Pattern: 6-48
What’s Included
- Wheeler 1-piece scope mount with integral 1-inch medium rings
- Integrated flip-out anti-cant level
- Mounting hardware
Frequently Asked Questions
What rifles does this Wheeler 1" medium 20 MOA mount fit?
This mount is designed for the Savage 10/110 long action using the standard 6-48 screw pattern found on pre-2020 models. It will not fit receivers that are drilled and tapped for 8-40 threads, so check your receiver's hole spacing before ordering. Wheeler builds this same platform for the Remington 700 as well, but this exact model is set up for the Savage.
What does the 20 MOA in the base actually do for me?
The 20 MOA of elevation is angled into the base, which tilts your scope slightly downward relative to the bore. This gives you more usable internal elevation travel for long-range shooting, so you are less likely to run out of adjustment when dialing for distance. For shorter-range hunting it is not required, but it is a real advantage if you plan to stretch things out.
Will the medium ring height clear a large objective scope?
The medium height clears many common objective sizes, and users have reported fitting scopes with a 50mm objective, including with flip-up lens caps, on certain builds. Clearance always depends on your specific rifle, barrel contour, and scope, so it is smart to test fit before final torque. If your glass has an especially large bell, Wheeler offers higher ring options in this same line.
Why does this mount use six screws per ring instead of four?
The 6-screw ring design spreads clamping pressure more evenly across the scope tube, which increases overall holding force. That lets you torque the rings to spec with less risk of stressing the tube, and it helps keep your optic locked in place under heavy recoil. It is one of the main reasons this mount holds zero so well through repeated range sessions.





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