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A .300 Win Mag you can pack into the high country without dreading the hike back out. That's the whole idea behind the Savage 110 Carbon Hunter. Savage wrapped a stainless steel barrel in carbon fiber to shave serious weight off the front end while keeping the stiffness that helps a barrel hold its zero shot after shot. The 20-inch tube keeps the whole package handy in a blind or on a horseback hunt, and it comes threaded from the factory, so adding a brake or suppressor takes minutes instead of a trip to the gunsmith.
This rifle rides on the redesigned Model 110 platform, and the updates are the kind you notice in the field. The bolt gets a jeweled body, dual ejectors, and a new radius extractor for stronger, more consistent feeding and ejection, plus a nicely checkered bolt knob that gives your hand real purchase with cold or wet fingers. The action wears a durable Cerakote finish that shrugs off rain, snow, and the sweat of a long pack-out. Up top, a one-piece 0 MOA Picatinny rail means you can mount a scope right out of the box, and Savage backs the rifle with their accuracy assurance promising sub-MOA three-shot groups at 100 yards.
Nobody pretends .300 Win Mag is a soft shooter, but Savage did their homework here. The Flat Dark Gray Trophy synthetic stock includes a LimbSaver recoil pad that takes real sting out of the recoil, and the length of pull adjusts with a quick-set dial in small increments so the rifle fits you instead of the other way around. Add the user-adjustable AccuTrigger, which lets you dial the pull weight to your preference, and you have a rifle that encourages good shooting instead of flinching. A detachable 3-round box magazine rounds things out for quick reloads and easy unloading at the truck. For elk, moose, bear, or long shots across a canyon at deer, this is a lot of rifle in a trim, weather-ready package.
You will give up some velocity compared to a 24-inch barrel, typically in the range of 100 to 150 fps depending on the load, but .300 Win Mag still delivers plenty of energy for elk, moose, and bear at practical hunting distances. What you gain is a rifle that's noticeably easier to maneuver in timber, blinds, and vehicles, and one that balances well with a suppressor attached. For most hunting scenarios, it's a trade worth making.
Yes, the muzzle comes threaded from the factory, so it's ready for a brake or suppressor right out of the box. Pairing this rifle with a suppressor is a popular setup since the shorter 20-inch barrel keeps the overall length reasonable even with a can attached. Just check thread pitch on your device before ordering an adapter.
Savage ships these rifles with their accuracy assurance, which promises sub-MOA three-shot groups at 100 yards with quality ammunition. Range reports on this platform back that up, with groups consistently under 1.5 inches and often tighter once you find a load the barrel likes. The stiff carbon fiber wrapped barrel and adjustable AccuTrigger both help you get the most out of it.
It does. The 110 Trophy stock has a built-in length of pull adjustment that works with a quick-set dial in small increments, so you can fine-tune the fit without tools or aftermarket parts. Combined with the LimbSaver recoil pad, it makes this magnum much more pleasant to shoot than its cartridge would suggest.
| UPC | 011356329547 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 32954 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 20" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .300 Winchester Magnum |
| Capacity | 3 |
| Color | TUNGSTEN |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Rifle |
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