Savage 110 Trail Hunter | .450 Bushmaster | 20 in. | 58137

The Savage 110 Trail Hunter is a weather-resistant bolt-action rifle built for rugged field use and paired ergonomics. It ships with a Hogue overmold stock in OD green and a tungsten Cerakote barreled action for corrosion resistance. The rifle features a threaded, medium-heavy 20-inch barrel and Savage’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger for a consistent pull. For a practical optic under $1,000 that complements this rifle, consider the Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40 for reliable medium-range performance.

Common applications: medium-range big-game hunting and dense-woods/brush hunting where a compact, heavy-profile barrel and solid stock purchase are advantageous.

Product Specifications

• The caliber is .450 Bushmaster.
• The action type is Bolt Action.
• The barrel measures 20 inches with a medium-heavy profile and is threaded.
• The barrel is finished in Tungsten Cerakote for environmental protection.
• The rifle uses a Hogue Overmold stock in OD green for enhanced grip.
• The trigger is a user-adjustable AccuTrigger settable between 2.5 and 6 pounds.
• The rifle includes a detachable box magazine.
• The safety is a three-position tang safety.
• The rifle ships with two-piece Weaver-style bases and the receiver is drilled and tapped.
• The muzzle uses an 11/16×24 NFA thread pattern.
• The rate of twist in the barrel is 1:24″.
• The overall length is 40.5 inches.
• The listed weight is 7.8 lbs.
• The stock includes sling swivel studs and a recoil pad.
• The UPC is 011356581372.

This Trail Hunter variant emphasizes weather resistance and ergonomics to keep you on target in adverse conditions. The combination of a medium-heavy threaded barrel, overmolded stock, and AccuTrigger makes it well-suited for hunters who need a durable, easy-to-handle rifle for thick-country and medium-range shots. The included drilled-and-tapped receiver with Weaver bases means adding a scope is straightforward; the Hogue grip and full-coverage overmold help maintain control during follow-up shots.

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