SKU 58100
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Product Information & Specs
The Model 110 is one of the oldest manufactured rifles in North America and is renowned for its reliability, accuracy and affordability. The 110's simple but sturdy action allows for the rifle to be easily repaired, fine-tuned or upgraded with different barrels while maintaining a price point well-suited for entry-level rifles. The rifles also feature Savage Arms' standard AccuTrigger that allows for adjustable trigger weight between 1.5 and 4 pounds.
The KLYM series is designed with accuracy and speed in mind and features a carbon fiber wrapped stainless steel barrel designed by Proof Research paired with FBT's lightweight carbon fiber thumbhole-style stock. The rifle also includes a pre-installed omniport muzzle brake that can be removed in favor of suppressors or other muzzle devices along with a 20 MOA picatiny scope rail.
This model is chambered in 7mm Precision Rifle Cartridge (PRC) and features a 22-inch barrel. One 2-round detachable box magazine is included.
| UPC | 011356581006 |
| Caliber | 7MM PRC |
| Action | BOLT ACTION |
| Capacity | 2 ROUNDS |
| Barrel Length | 22 BARREL |
| Weight | 6.3 LBS. |
| Sights | OPTIC READY |
| Optic Mount | 1913 PICATINNY |
| Barrel Type | CARBON FIBER |
| Muzzle Type | MUZZLE BRAKE |
| Finish | BLACK |
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