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Big bore power in a package you can carry all day. That is the whole idea behind the 110 Ridge Hunter in .338 Winchester Magnum. Savage took their proven 110 long action, wrapped it in a matte stainless barreled action for weather resistance, and kept the barrel at 20 inches so you are not dragging a flagpole through the timber. At 41.11 inches overall and around 8.6 pounds, it handles quick in brush and blinds but has enough heft up front to help soak up magnum recoil.
The fluted medium-contour stainless barrel spins a 1:10 twist, which stabilizes the heavy .338 bullets you want for elk, moose, and big bears. The muzzle comes threaded from the factory, so adding a brake or suppressor is a simple job. Savage also includes iron sights, a smart touch on a rifle like this. If a scope goes down miles from the truck, you are still in the hunt. Feeding comes from a detachable AICS-pattern magazine with a 5+1 capacity, which is generous for a belted magnum and makes reloads and unloading at the truck quick and painless.
The Flat Dark Gray 110 Trophy synthetic stock has an adjustable length of pull, so you can dial the fit for a heavy winter coat or a T-shirt at the range. Behind that sits the AccuTrigger, Savage's user-adjustable trigger that breaks clean and lets you set the pull weight yourself without a trip to a gunsmith. The jeweled bolt body runs smooth and looks sharp doing it.
The .338 Win Mag has been anchoring the biggest game in North America for decades, and this setup puts that authority in a corrosion-resistant rifle that is short enough for a treestand and accurate enough for a canyon shot. For a dedicated big game rig that will shrug off nasty weather season after season, this one earns its spot in the safe.
You will give up some velocity compared to a 24 inch tube, but the .338 Win Mag still delivers plenty of energy for elk, moose, and bear at practical hunting distances from a 20 inch barrel. The trade-off is a rifle that is far easier to maneuver in thick cover, treestands, and blinds. For most real-world hunts inside 300 yards, you will never miss the extra inches.
It ships with iron sights installed but no scope. The receiver accepts scope mounts, so you can set it up with the glass of your choice. The included irons make a solid backup if your optic ever fails in the field.
Yes, the muzzle comes threaded from the factory, so mounting a brake or suppressor is straightforward. A brake is a popular add-on for this chambering since it takes a real bite out of .338 Win Mag recoil. Just make sure whatever device you choose matches the thread pitch on the barrel.
It is. Savage's AccuTrigger lets you adjust the pull weight yourself using the included tool, no gunsmith needed. It also has an integrated safety blade that helps prevent the rifle from firing unless the trigger is pulled deliberately, and it breaks clean with minimal creep.
| UPC | 011356325068 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 32506 |
| Action | |
| Barrel Length | 20" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .338 Winchester Magnum |
| Capacity | 5 + 1 |
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