One of the most important interfaces between shooter and rifle is the alignment with the sighting system, which is directly affected by the rifle’s comb height. Savage’s updated, ergonomic stock is where the AccuFit system comes into play. All this is fitted into a matte black, synthetic sporter-style stock with overmolded grip on the wrist/pistol grip and forend. On top, I mounted Bushnell’s newest Forge 3-18x50 riflescope with a Deploy MOA second-focal plane reticle. For my testing, I chose the Savage 110 Storm, which features the aforementioned weather-resistant barrel and receiver of stainless steel, chambered in the venerable. The Savage 110 is available in a number of configurations - from tactical and long-range models to scout rifles to predator- and hog-specific systems. On my test rifle, the hammer drops at 3.2 pounds - the perfect weight for a gun designed to be used in challenging hunting conditions. The trigger is so consistent and popular that variations have been adopted by many other manufacturers. A safety blade lies within the trigger shoe, allowing for a consistent trigger pull and crisp sear that is fully, and easily, user-adjustable. Of course, the Savage 110 Storm is fitted with the company’s well-known AccuTrigger.
MOST ACCURATE SAVAGE RIFLE DRIVERS
The stainless barrel is secured to the receiver via a barrel nut, which allows for consistent headspacing, one of the key drivers to a rifle’s inherent accuracy. The stainless-steel receiver is bedded into the revolutionary AccuStock rail system, securing the action into an aluminum chassis bedded in the stock.
MOST ACCURATE SAVAGE RIFLE SERIES
Over the years, the 110 series has been the company’s best-seller, considering all of its configurations, and for good reason.
Savage rifles have a storied, well-deserved reputation for shooting tight groups, and when you add in the AccuFit system, that legendary accuracy gets even better. Add in the new AccuFit system and you’ve got a gun that adjusts to nearly any shooter for a shooting experience that is comfortable and accurate. But custom-like fit - and the tack-driving accuracy that comes with it - doesn’t have to cost thousands of dollars.Ī number of accurate hunting rifles come off the retail shelf ready to punch bullseyes, and of those we’ve tested, the Savage 110 Storm has been among the most reliable. That’s why so many people shell out cash for custom and semi-custom guns with stocks purpose-built to fit them. To wring the most accuracy out of their kit, hunters must have a rifle that fits.
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