Description
There is a lot to like about a hunting rifle that skips the gimmicks and focuses on what matters in the field. The Savage 110 Carbon Hunter in 6.5 PRC is exactly that kind of gun. The 20 inch carbon fiber wrapped barrel gives you the stiffness of a heavier profile without the weight penalty, so the rifle stays steady on the shot but does not wear you out on the climb. The muzzle is threaded from the factory, which means adding a brake or suppressor is a five minute job instead of a gunsmith trip. That matters with 6.5 PRC, a cartridge that hits hard at distance and pairs beautifully with a can on a short 20 inch tube.
Why the 110 Carbon Hunter Earns Its Spot in the Truck
The metalwork wears a Cerakote finish that stands up to rain, snow, and sweaty pack straps, so a wet week in elk country will not leave you scrubbing rust spots. Savage dropped the barreled action into their Flat Dark Gray Trophy stock with tool-free length of pull adjustment, meaning you can dial the fit for a heavy coat in November or a t-shirt at the summer range without swapping spacers. A LimbSaver recoil pad takes the sting out of magnum-class recoil in a lightweight rig, and the jeweled bolt runs smooth and looks sharp doing it.
Set Up for Optics and Ready to Shoot
A one-piece 0 MOA rail comes installed, so mounting a modern scope takes minutes. The user-adjustable AccuTrigger lets you set a crisp, light pull that helps you get the most out of the 6.5 PRC's long-range legs, and Savage backs the rifle with their sub-MOA accuracy expectation for three-shot groups at 100 yards. Rounds feed from a detachable box magazine, so topping off or unloading at the truck is quick and simple.
For western hunts, treestand sits, or anywhere a full-length barrel feels like a boat oar, this setup makes a strong case. It is a working rifle built by people who understand how hunters carry and shoot their guns, and it delivers the goods without the boutique price tag.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Savage Arms
- Model: 110 Carbon Hunter
- Manufacturer Part Number: 32952
- UPC: 011356329523
- Caliber: 6.5 PRC
- Action: Bolt Action
- Barrel Length: 20 in
- Barrel Type: Carbon fiber wrapped, threaded muzzle
- Magazine Capacity: 2 rounds, detachable box magazine
- Stock: Synthetic 110 Trophy stock, adjustable length of pull
- Stock Color: Flat Dark Gray
- Metal Finish: Tungsten Cerakote
- Trigger: User-adjustable AccuTrigger
- Optics Mount: One-piece 0 MOA rail, factory installed
- Recoil Pad: LimbSaver
- Hand: Right Hand
What’s Included
- Savage 110 Carbon Hunter rifle with factory-installed 0 MOA rail
- 1 x 2-round detachable box magazine
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the muzzle on the Savage 110 Carbon Hunter threaded for a suppressor?
Yes, the 20 inch carbon fiber barrel comes threaded from the factory, so it is ready for a suppressor or muzzle brake without any gunsmith work. The shorter 20 inch length is a big plus here since the overall package stays manageable even with a can attached.
How accurate is the 110 Carbon Hunter in 6.5 PRC?
Savage stands behind this rifle with their accuracy assurance, which sets the expectation of sub-MOA three-shot groups at 100 yards with quality ammo. The stiff carbon fiber wrapped barrel and the crisp, adjustable AccuTrigger both help you get there consistently. Range reports on this platform back that up, with tight groups being the norm rather than the exception.
Can I adjust the length of pull on this rifle?
You can. The 110 Trophy stock has built-in length of pull adjustment, so you can fine-tune the fit yourself in a few minutes without spacers or a trip to the gunsmith. That comes in handy when you switch between heavy winter layers and lighter clothing throughout the season.
What magazine does the Savage 110 Carbon Hunter 6.5 PRC use and what is the capacity?
It feeds from a detachable box magazine, and one 2-round magazine ships with the rifle. The capacity reflects the fat magnum case of the 6.5 PRC, which is typical for rifles chambered in this cartridge. Two in the mag plus one in the chamber covers most hunting situations just fine.



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