Description
Lefties tend to get the short end of the stick when new rifles roll out, so it says a lot that Savage offers the 110 Core Predator in a true left-hand configuration right out of the gate. This one comes chambered in 6mm ARC, a mild-recoiling cartridge that punches well above its size on coyotes, foxes, and steel at distance. The 22 inch medium contour carbon steel barrel wears straight fluting to trim weight and help shed heat during longer calling sessions, and the muzzle is threaded 5/8×24 so you can add a brake or suppressor without a trip to the gunsmith.
A Stock That Fits You, Not the Other Way Around
The Hunter Green synthetic stock is where this rifle really separates itself. Savage's new AccuFit V2 system lets you adjust length of pull and comb height without tools, and interchangeable grip modules let you dial in the wrist angle that feels natural to you. Underneath it all, the AccuStock bedding system locks the action in place along its full length for consistency shot after shot. The beavertail forend carries an integral ARCA rail plus M-Lok slots, so tripods, bipods, and lights mount up fast. Savage also fits its exclusive LimbSaver recoil pad, which cuts felt recoil by up to half compared to their older pad. In 6mm ARC, that makes for a rifle you can shoot all day without thinking twice.
Details That Matter on the 110 Core Predator
The barreled action gets a Black Ink Cerakote finish for weather resistance, paired with a jeweled black bolt body and a threaded bolt handle you can swap if you like a bigger knob. Savage's user-adjustable AccuTrigger comes standard, so you can tune the pull weight down to a crisp, clean break yourself. A one-piece 0 MOA rail comes installed on top, ready for your scope, and feeding runs through a 10 round AICS pattern magazine for 10+1 total capacity. Whether you are calling songdogs at last light or stretching this cartridge out on the range, this is a well-sorted, left-handed package that does not treat southpaws like an afterthought.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Savage Arms
- Model: 110 Core Predator
- Manufacturer Part Number: 32648
- UPC: 011356326485
- Caliber: 6mm ARC
- Action: Bolt Action, Left Hand
- Capacity: 10+1
- Magazine Type: AICS Pattern Detachable Box
- Barrel Length: 22 inches
- Barrel: Carbon Steel, Medium Contour, Straight Fluted
- Muzzle Thread: 5/8×24
- Receiver Finish: Black Ink Cerakote
- Stock: Hunter Green AccuStock with AccuFit V2
- Forend: Beavertail with Integral ARCA Rail and M-Lok Slots
- Trigger: User-Adjustable AccuTrigger
- Optics Mount: One-Piece 0 MOA Rail
What’s Included
- Savage 110 Core Predator bolt action rifle
- One 10 round AICS pattern magazine
- One-piece 0 MOA scope rail (factory installed)
- AccuFit V2 adjustment components
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Savage 110 Core Predator a true left-hand rifle?
Yes, this model (32648) is a dedicated left-hand configuration with the bolt handle and port on the left side of the action. It is not a right-handed rifle with a swapped safety. Savage offers the entire Core Predator lineup in left-hand versions, which is rare in this category.
What is 6mm ARC good for in a bolt action like this?
The 6mm ARC is a mild-recoiling round based on the 6.5 Grendel case that shoots flat and carries energy well past typical predator calling distances. It is a great fit for coyotes, foxes, and bobcats, and plenty of folks use it for target work out to 1,000 yards. In a 22 inch bolt gun barrel, you will squeeze more velocity out of it than the AR platform it was originally designed for.
Can I mount a bipod or tripod to the 110 Core Predator?
Absolutely. The beavertail forend has an integral ARCA rail running along the bottom, which clamps directly into ARCA-compatible tripod heads and bipods without any adapters. There are also M-Lok slots on the forend for lights, sling mounts, or a rail section if your bipod uses a different attachment.
What magazines does this rifle take?
It feeds from AICS pattern detachable box magazines and ships with one 10 rounder for a 10+1 total capacity. The AICS standard is one of the most common short action magazine patterns out there, so finding spares in various capacities is easy.





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