Description
The Savage 220 Harvester Woodland is a purpose-built bolt-action slug gun for the whitetail hunter who wants tack-driving accuracy out of a 20 gauge. Chambered for 20 gauge with a 2-round detachable box magazine, this left-hand version is a rare find for southpaw hunters who usually get stuck running right-hand actions. Savage built its bolt shotguns on the same proven Model 110 rifle action that has earned a reputation for accuracy since the late 1950s, and that rifle DNA shows in how this thing shoots downrange.
What Sets the 220 Harvester Apart
The heart of the gun is the fully rifled 22-inch carbon steel barrel, which spins sabot slugs for real precision at ranges where a smoothbore starts to fall apart. There are no iron sights here, so it ships with a one-piece 0-MOA rail ready for a red dot or a magnified scope. The user-adjustable AccuTrigger lets you tune the pull weight to your liking for a clean, crisp break, and a threaded bolt handle rounds out the action upgrades borrowed from Savage's newest 110 rifles.
Dialing In the AccuFit V2 Stock
What makes this generation stand out is the redesigned AccuFit V2 stock. It gives you tool-less length-of-pull and comb height adjustments so you can set your cheek weld and reach without a trip to the gunsmith. Interchangeable grip modules let you fine-tune the feel in your hand, and M-LOK panels with an integral ARCA rail open the door for bipods, slings, and other gear. The LimbSaver recoil pad cuts felt recoil by up to 50 percent, which makes those stout 20 gauge slugs a lot friendlier on the shoulder during a long range session or a cold morning follow-up shot.
The Woodland version wears a Savage Woodland camo stock paired with a Gun Metal Bronze Cerakote finish on the barreled action, so it blends into timber and stands up to wet, nasty weather. For deer hunters in slug-only areas who want the accuracy of a rifle with the fit and finish of a modern hunting gun, the 220 Harvester Woodland delivers.
Key Specifications
- Model: 220 Harvester Woodland
- Manufacturer: Savage Arms
- Manufacturer Part Number: 32806
- UPC: 011356328069
- Action: Bolt Action
- Gauge: 20 Gauge
- Barrel Length: 22"
- Barrel Type: Fully Rifled Carbon Steel
- Capacity: 2rd Detachable Box Magazine
- Hand: Left Hand
- Stock: AccuStock w/ AccuFit V2 Savage Woodland Camo Synthetic
- Trigger: User-Adjustable AccuTrigger
- Finish: Gun Metal Bronze Cerakote
- Optics: One-Piece 0-MOA Rail
- Recoil Pad: LimbSaver (up to 50% reduction)
What’s Included
- Savage 220 Harvester Woodland slug shotgun
- One 2-round detachable box magazine
- One-piece 0-MOA optics rail (installed)
- AccuFit V2 stock with interchangeable grip modules
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Savage 220 Harvester a true left-hand model?
Yes, this SKU is a genuine left-hand action, not just a right-hand gun with an ambidextrous stock. The bolt and ejection are set up for southpaw shooters, which is a big deal since lefties rarely get a factory bolt slug gun this refined. Savage has actually offered left-hand configurations going all the way back to their early Model 110 rifles.
Does the 220 Harvester Woodland come with sights?
No, it does not ship with iron sights. Instead it comes with a one-piece 0-MOA rail already installed, so you can mount a red dot or a magnified scope right out of the box. Most slug hunters run an optic on these guns anyway to take full advantage of the rifled barrel's accuracy.
What kind of ammo does the rifled barrel need?
Because the 22-inch barrel is fully rifled, you'll want sabot slugs rather than traditional rifled or Foster-style slugs. The rifling spins the sabot for stability and tight groups at longer ranges. Skip the buckshot and standard birdshot in this gun since a rifled barrel is built specifically for slug performance.
How adjustable is the AccuFit V2 stock?
The AccuFit V2 system gives you tool-less length-of-pull and comb height adjustments so you can set the cheek weld and reach that fit you best. It also uses interchangeable grip modules to tune the feel in your hand and includes M-LOK panels with an integral ARCA rail for accessories. It's one of the easiest ways to make a hunting gun feel custom without a trip to the gunsmith.





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