Savage Rolls Out New Guns at NRAAM (VIDEO)
Savage Arms introduced more than a dozen new firearm models into its lineup at the National Rifle Association’s Annual Meetings in Indianapolis April 26-28.
Decked out in some classic colors and new ones, the new models expand Savage’s reach and give consumers more options. Among the new offerings were rifle models swathed in the Mossy Oak’s latest creation, Mossy Oak Overwatch.
Overwatch features “cutting edge technology” alongside the NRA’s logo embedded into the pattern itself. Savage models with the Overwatch pattern include: A22 FV-SR, B Series, A17, MSR 15 Recon, MSR 10 Hunter, Model 110 Ridge Warrior and AXIS II.
Some Savage models now come styled in Mossy Oak Overwatch. (Photo: Jacki Billings/Guns.com)
In addition to the Overwatch series, Savage launched the new 110 Classic — a walnut styled firearm with a modern twist. The 110 Classic features a walnut stock with a traditional look. However, the rifle features adjustable length-of-pull and comb height. The 110 Classic comes in eight total chamberings. Savage also launched the Axis II in .300 BLK at the show, granting bolt-action fans some .300 BLK love. The rifle sports a flush magazine, threaded barrel on an 18.5-inch barrel and full-length rail.
Rounding out some of the latest offerings, Savage expanded its Apex Hunter XP and Engage Hunter XP series. The Apex Hunter line now offers .450 Bushmaster. The Apex Hunter XP is outfitted with a Vortex Crossfire II 3-9x40mm scope and one-piece rail while the Engage Hunter XP features a Bushnell Engage 3-9x40mm scope.
The Axis lineup boasts some new patterns and colors. (Photo: Jacki Billings/Guns.com)
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