Description

Why the 110 Tactical Still Matters

In a market obsessed with light weight and speed, the Savage 110 Tactical takes the opposite approach.

It adds mass.
It adds length.
It adds structure.

That structure matters when shooters are learning to read wind, manage recoil, and interpret vertical dispersion. A heavier rifle with a longer barrel reduces variables, making mistakes visible instead of chaotic.

This is not a shortcut rifle.
It is a teaching rifle.

Barrel Length & the Creedmoor Velocity Window

The 24″ heavy barrel allows the 6.5 Creedmoor to operate comfortably in the upper middle of its velocity window without pressure chasing. That extra length smooths pressure curves and improves consistency across temperature and shot cadence.

What this delivers:

• Predictable velocity

• Clear vertical behavior

• Reduced recoil impulse through mass

• Easier wind correction learning

This barrel is not about speed.
It is about readability.

AccuStock, AccuFit, AccuTrigger — A Cohesive System

Savage’s design works because the components support each other:

• AccuStock secures the action three-dimensionally along its length, reducing shift under recoil

• AccuFit allows shooters to adjust comb height and length-of-pull for correct geometry

• AccuTrigger provides a clean, user-adjustable break without aftermarket work

Together, these features allow shooters to focus on shooting — not fighting fit or ergonomics.

Recoil & Rifle Mass

At nearly nine pounds unloaded, the 110 Tactical carries enough weight to:

• slow shot cadence

• damp recoil

• preserve sight picture

• reduce fatigue during long range sessions

That weight teaches patience.
Patience builds consistency.

Right-Handed, Purpose-Built

This right-hand configuration delivers smooth bolt operation, consistent ejection, and ergonomics designed for dominant-hand control. It pairs naturally with positional shooting styles and supports suppressor or brake use via its threaded muzzle.

This is a rifle meant to be set up once — and learned on.

What This Rifle Will Show You

The Savage 110 Tactical will:

• expose wind errors

• highlight vertical inconsistency

• reveal positional instability

It will not:

• mask poor fundamentals

• forgive sloppy trigger work

• hide bad data

That honesty is the point.

Specifications

• Brand: Savage Arms

• Caliber: 6.5 Creedmoor

• Action: Bolt Action

• Hand: Right

• Barrel Length: 24″

• Barrel Material: Carbon Steel

• Twist Rate: 1:8

• Muzzle: Threaded (end cap included)

• Magazine: Detachable AICS-pattern

• Magazine Capacity: 10 rounds

• Magazine Included: Yes (Qty: 1)

• Stock: Synthetic AccuStock with AccuFit

• Trigger: User-adjustable AccuTrigger

• Optics Mounting: 20 MOA EGW Picatinny rail

• Finish: Black Oxide / Matte

• Stock Color: Grey

• Overall Length: ~46.5″

• Weight: ~8.8–9.0 lbs

• Model: 110 Tactical

• Item #: BV57232

• MFG #: 57232

Referenced In:

• Shooter’s Edge Magazine — Issue No. 1
  Ballistics Bench — The Velocity Window
  Field Trials — Cold Bore, Cold Hands
  Shooter’s Edge Departments — Learning Through Stability

Related Chapters & Technical Notes:

• CHAPTER 8 — Technical Limitations of the 6.5 Creedmoor

• CHAPTER 3 — Action Types and Platform Families

• TN-04 — Barrel Harmonics & Length Effects

• TN-20 — Wandering Zero Diagnostics

• TN-17 — MIL/MOA Reticle Mechanics