Savage Arms Model 110 Pre-AccuTrigger Sporter .270 Win. Bolt-Action Rifle, 22" Blued Barrel, Walnut Stock
This late 20th-century Savage Model 110 is a pre-AccuTrigger sporter chambered in .270 Winchester. It features the original barrel-nut system and floating bolt head that give the 110 line its reputation for solid accuracy. A 22-inch blued carbon-steel barrel, satin walnut Monte-Carlo stock, and blind four-round magazine keep the rifle light, balanced, and ready for scoped hunting duty.
Condition
Overall Condition: Good condition, showing some signs of prior use and handling.
Bore Condition: Good – Clean, well-maintained, minor wear marks.
Bore Rifling: Good Rifling – Intact, well-defined lands and grooves.
Specific Condition Notes: The blued metal and walnut stock display scattered scratches and blemishes consistent with field use, but no cracks or structural issues. The bore is bright and shiny from chamber to muzzle.
What’s Included
- Two-piece Weaver-style steel scope bases (installed)
The pre-AccuTrigger configuration offers a traditional single-stage pull that many shooters still prefer for its straightforward feel. Safety is managed by Savage’s three-position tang lever, allowing quick selection between safe, bolt-unlock, and fire modes without lifting the rifle from the shoulder.
The 22-inch button-rifled sporter barrel balances well with the walnut stock, making the rifle easy to carry on long hikes yet stable for accurate shots. The barrel is free-floated via the signature barrel-nut system, simplifying headspace control and aiding consistency.
Savage’s floating bolt head provides precise lug alignment to the receiver, promoting uniform lock-up and helping the Model 110 achieve accuracy often associated with more expensive rifles. The carbon-steel receiver is drilled and tapped and already fitted with Weaver bases, so adding optics is straightforward.
The satin-finished walnut stock sports a raised Monte-Carlo comb and impressed checkering for a secure grip. A 13.5-inch length of pull fits most adult shooters, while the blind internal magazine keeps weight down and profile sleek.