Savage 110 high country

[Joefrazell]

Anybody got one of these with accuracy report? Very interesting rifle. I like the looks and seems like a good solid rifle. Anybody have any feedback? Only thing I don't care for is that they didn't put a 26" barrel on the calibers that could use them but that's not a deal breaker.

 

[Willoughby]

I only have older Savage offerings , and they all will shoot moa and better with my handloads , some dislike the AT but I think the AT is a great trigger, very safe, and easy to adjust . Savage rifles also are easy to change caliber on

 

[Born&Raised CO.]

I just got mine. Only fired on day before our snow storms rolled in with high wind. But man it's as accurate as you can shoot. The target shows first good group about .563 moa. @ 100 yards in winds gusting up 50 mph. My uncle took first shoot then I took the next 2 that touch.

 

[Born&Raised CO.]

Oh it's 300 win mag with Bushnell Forge Scope 3x18x50mm. Just bought 100 rounds ADG brass and fed 215 magnum primers. Can't wait to get out and shoot again.

 

[Bigeclipse]

Anybody got one of these with accuracy report? Very interesting rifle. I like the looks and seems like a good solid rifle. Anybody have any feedback? Only thing I don't care for is that they didn't put a 26" barrel on the calibers that could use them but that's not a deal breaker.

I held one and own several other Savages. It will likely shoot just fine and will be under 1 MOA. Will it go in the .5MOA area? That is luck of the draw in my opinion like any other factory rifle. That being said, they are HEAVY but if you are ok with that type weight then it should be a great factory offering at that price range. They sure do look nice though!