Description
The 6mm ARC has earned a loyal following among predator hunters for good reason. It shoots flat, bucks the wind with high-BC bullets, and does it with recoil mild enough to spot your own hits through the scope. Savage dropped that cartridge into the 110 Core Predator and wrapped it in features that used to live only on pricier precision rigs, starting with a 22 inch medium contour carbon steel barrel with straight fluting and a threaded muzzle that is ready for a suppressor or brake the day you bring it home.
A 110 Core Predator That Fits You, Not the Other Way Around
The Hunter Green synthetic stock is where this rifle separates itself from the usual field guns. Length of pull and comb height both adjust, and interchangeable grip modules let you dial in hand position so the rifle points naturally from a truck hood, tripod, or prone behind a bipod. The beavertail forend carries an integral ARCA rail plus M-Lok panels, so clipping into a tripod head or bolting on a bipod and light takes seconds. That matters more than people think when you are setting up on a stand in the dark and every fumble costs you a dog.
Core Predator Details That Show Up at the Bench
Up top, the Black Ink Cerakote action wears a jeweled bolt body and a threaded bolt handle, and a one-piece 0 MOA rail gives you a solid, repeatable foundation for glass. The trigger is Savage's user-adjustable AccuTrigger, which breaks clean and lets you set the pull weight to your liking without a trip to the gunsmith. Feeding comes from a detachable 10-round AICS-pattern magazine, so spare and aftermarket mags are easy to come by, and ten rounds on tap is a real advantage when a pair of coyotes comes charging into the call.
Between the mild-mannered 6mm ARC chambering, the tripod-friendly forend, and the fit adjustments built into the stock, this is a rifle set up for the way predator hunting is done now. Bolt on your optic, settle the zero, and go make some stands.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Savage Arms
- Model: 110 Core Predator
- Manufacturer Part Number: 32635
- UPC: 011356326355
- Caliber: 6mm ARC
- Action: Bolt Action
- Barrel Length: 22"
- Barrel: Carbon steel, medium contour, straight fluted, threaded muzzle
- Capacity: 10 Rounds
- Magazine: Detachable AICS-pattern box magazine
- Stock: Hunter Green synthetic, adjustable LOP and comb, interchangeable grip modules
- Forend: Beavertail with integral ARCA rail and M-Lok slots
- Receiver Finish: Black Ink Cerakote
- Trigger: User-adjustable AccuTrigger
- Optics Mounting: One-piece 0 MOA rail
- Hand: Right Hand
What’s Included
- Savage 110 Core Predator rifle
- 1 x 10-round AICS-pattern detachable magazine
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Savage 110 Core Predator suppressor ready?
Yes. The 22 inch fluted barrel comes threaded from the factory, so you can attach a suppressor or muzzle brake without any gunsmithing. The mild-recoiling 6mm ARC also happens to be an excellent cartridge to run suppressed, especially for night hunting where keeping noise down helps preserve your calling spots.
What magazines does the 110 Core Predator use?
It feeds from AICS-pattern detachable box magazines and ships with one 10-round mag. That is one of the most common magazine footprints in the bolt gun world, so finding spares is simple. Short, fat cartridges like the 6mm ARC feed reliably thanks to magazines purpose-built for the round.
Can I adjust the stock to fit me?
Yes, and it is a big part of what makes this rifle stand out. The Hunter Green stock lets you adjust both length of pull and comb height, and it uses interchangeable grip modules so you can change the grip feel too. Getting proper eye alignment behind the scope without craning your neck makes a noticeable difference in consistency.
What is the 6mm ARC good for in this rifle?
The 6mm ARC is a modern, efficient cartridge that pushes high-BC 6mm bullets with a flat trajectory, minimal wind drift, and very light recoil. It is a natural fit for coyotes, foxes, and other predators, and it stretches comfortably past 600 yards for steel and varmint work. The soft recoil means you can usually watch your impacts through the scope, which is a huge plus when calling in pairs.





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