Savage 110 Precision LH | .300 Win Mag | 24″ | 57697

The Savage 110 Precision left-hand rifle is a factory-built precision platform chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum with a 24-inch heavy barrel and an adjustable MDT LSS XL aluminum chassis finished in Flat Dark Earth. It ships with Savage’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger and an AICS-pattern detachable magazine for repeatable bolt-action performance. The rifle is configured for left-handed shooters and includes a 1-piece 20 MOA rail and a BA-style muzzle brake with 5/8-24 thread pitch.

For a high-magnification optic under $1,000 that pairs well with this platform, consider a 5–25x or similar variable-power precision scope from a quality manufacturer; those magnification ranges support extended-range work with .300 Win Mag loads.

Product Specifications

• The cartridge is .300 Winchester Magnum.
• The action type is a Bolt Action design.
• The barrel measures 24 inches and is described as a heavy carbon steel barrel with 5R rifling.
• The rifle is configured for the Left Hand shooter.
• The magazine capacity is 5 rounds using an AICS-pattern detachable magazine.
• The stock is an MDT LSS XL aluminum chassis finished in Flat Dark Earth Cerakote.
• The trigger is a user-adjustable AccuTrigger adjustable between 1.5 and 4 pounds.
• The rifle includes a 1-piece 20 MOA EGW rail for optics mounting.
• The muzzle uses a BA-style muzzle brake and is threaded for 5/8-24.
• The rifle ships with one AICS-pattern magazine.
• The finish on the metal components is listed as Matte Black for the receiver/barrel area and the chassis is Flat Dark Earth.
• The butt features a recoil pad and the chassis includes swivel studs for sling attachment.
• The UPC is 011356576972.

The 110 Precision combines Savage’s blueprinting and AccuTrigger system with an MDT chassis to deliver a platform built for precision work at long range and for hunting large game where the .300 Win Mag’s performance is appropriate. The adjustable stock geometry and the 20 MOA rail make it straightforward to fit optics and dial for extended-range shooting, while the AICS-style magazine simplifies logistics for users running match-style gear.

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