Description
Carrying a .300 Win Mag up a mountain used to mean accepting a heavy rifle or a whippy barrel that walked shots as it heated up. The Savage 110 KLYM V2 splits that difference the right way. Its 24 inch Proof Research carbon fiber wrapped stainless steel barrel keeps the whole rifle at 6.4 pounds while holding the stiffness and accuracy of a much heavier tube. The muzzle comes threaded 5/8×24 with an Omniport brake installed, which takes real sting out of magnum recoil, and it spins right off when you want to run a suppressor instead.
The FBT Stock Sets the KLYM V2 Apart
The carbon fiber thumbhole stock from Fine Ballistic Tools is not something you see on many factory rifles. The near vertical grip puts your trigger finger exactly where it belongs from awkward field positions, and the comb adjusts with the push of a single button so you can get proper eye alignment behind whatever scope you mount. Speaking of glass, Savage includes a one piece 20 MOA Picatinny rail, so you are one set of rings away from being scoped up. Two sling studs and an installed Magnaswitch system round out the stock.
Refinements Inside the 110 KLYM V2 Action
The V2 action gets dual ejectors, a larger extractor, and a vertical receiver cut for smoother bolt travel, all wrapped in a stainless receiver with Blackout Cerakote. The diamond fluted bolt wears a carbon fiber knob, and the AccuTrigger on this model adjusts down into a lighter pull range than the standard version. Rounds feed from a detachable 3 round magazine that locks in with a solid click and drops free from a recessed release lever.
Built for Elk Country and Long Miles
This is the rifle for the hunter who counts ounces but refuses to give up .300 Win Mag reach on elk, moose, or mule deer across a canyon. The three position tang safety sits naturally under your thumb, and every detail here was chosen for days when the truck is a long way behind you.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Savage Arms
- Model: 110 KLYM V2
- MPN: 33045
- UPC: 011356330451
- Caliber: .300 Winchester Magnum
- Action: Bolt Action
- Barrel Length: 24 inches
- Barrel: Proof Research carbon fiber wrapped stainless steel
- Muzzle Thread: 5/8×24 with Omniport muzzle brake
- Magazine Capacity: 3 rounds, detachable
- Weight: 6.4 lbs
- Stock: FBT carbon fiber thumbhole with one-button adjustable comb
- Trigger: AccuTrigger, user adjustable with lighter pull range
- Receiver Finish: Blackout Cerakote over stainless steel
- Safety: 3-position tang
- Optics Mount: One-piece 20 MOA Picatinny rail included
What’s Included
- Savage 110 KLYM V2 rifle
- One 3-round detachable magazine
- Omniport muzzle brake (installed)
- One-piece 20 MOA Picatinny rail
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Savage 110 KLYM V2 suppressor ready?
Yes. The 24 inch barrel is threaded 5/8×24 and ships with the Omniport muzzle brake installed. Remove the brake and you can thread on a suppressor or another muzzle device that matches that thread pitch, which covers most .30 caliber cans on the market.
What's different between the 110 KLYM V2 and the original KLYM?
The V2 adds dual ejectors, a larger extractor, a vertical receiver cut for smoother bolt travel, and a second generation AccuTrigger. It keeps the same FBT carbon fiber thumbhole stock and Proof Research carbon fiber wrapped barrel that made the original a favorite for mountain hunts.
How heavy is the 110 KLYM V2 in .300 Win Mag?
This chambering comes in at 6.4 pounds bare, which is remarkably light for a magnum rifle with a 24 inch barrel. The carbon fiber wrapped barrel and FBT carbon stock do most of the trimming. Add a lightweight scope and rings and you can keep the whole setup under 8 pounds.
Can I adjust the comb height on the KLYM V2 stock?
Yes, and it's one of the best features on this rifle. The FBT stock uses a single button to raise or lower the comb, so you can dial in eye alignment behind your scope in seconds without tools. That matters with the included 20 MOA rail, since scope height can vary quite a bit between setups.




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