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Left-handed hunters usually get the short end of the stick when a new cartridge catches on, but Savage did it right with the 110 Ridge Hunter. This one comes chambered in 400 Legend with the bolt handle on the correct side for southpaws, so you get smooth cycling from the shoulder without reaching over the action. The 20 inch stainless steel barrel has a 1:16 twist that stabilizes the heavy bullets this straight-wall cartridge was built around, and the whole barreled action wears a matte stainless finish that shrugs off wet mornings in a treestand or a muddy walk back to the truck.
The 400 Legend hits noticeably harder than its 350 Legend little brother while keeping recoil manageable, and it has become a favorite for deer and hogs at practical hunting distances. Savage feeds it here from a 10 round AICS-pattern detachable magazine, which is a nice touch since AICS mags are easy to find and quick to swap. The muzzle is threaded 11/16×24 and ships with a protective cap, so adding a suppressor or brake down the road is simple. Open V-notch iron sights come standard, and the receiver is drilled and tapped so mounting a scope is no trouble at all.
The Flat Dark Gray Trophy synthetic stock adjusts for length of pull from 12.75 to 13.75 inches, which matters more than people think. Whether you hunt in a t-shirt in October or a heavy parka in December, you can dial the fit so your eye lands behind the sights the same way every time. A LimbSaver recoil pad soaks up a claimed 50 percent of the felt recoil, and the user-adjustable AccuTrigger lets you set a clean, crisp break without a trip to a gunsmith. At 40.26 inches overall, this rifle stays handy in thick cover, blinds, and box stands.
True left-hand rifles in modern straight-wall chamberings are rare, and this one checks the boxes: stainless durability, real capacity, a trigger you can tune, and a stock that fits. It is a working hunting rifle done properly.
Yes. The receiver is drilled and tapped for 8-40 screws, so it accepts standard 110-pattern bases and rings. The rifle also ships with open V-notch iron sights, so you have a usable sighting option right out of the box while you decide on glass.
It is. The bolt handle and ejection port are set up on the left side, so left-handed hunters can cycle the action from the shoulder without breaking their cheek weld. Savage offers every caliber in the Ridge Hunter line in a left-hand version, which is rare in this category.
Yes, the 20 inch stainless barrel is threaded 11/16×24 and comes with a protective thread cap installed. That makes it easy to add a suppressor or muzzle brake whenever you are ready. Just make sure whatever device you choose is rated for the 400 Legend's bullet diameter.
The 400 Legend pushes a heavier, larger diameter bullet with quite a bit more energy, so it hits harder on deer and hogs while still keeping recoil reasonable, especially with the LimbSaver pad on this rifle. It is a straight-wall cartridge designed for practical hunting ranges, generally inside 250 yards. The 1:16 twist on this barrel is matched to the heavy bullets the cartridge favors.
| UPC | 011356325143 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 32514 |
| Action | |
| Caliber/Gauge | .400 Legend |
| Capacity | 10 + 1 |
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