Savage Arms 110 Ridge Hunter 300 HAM'R 16.5" 10rd Gray Left Hand Rifle

Savage built the 110 Ridge Hunter short on purpose. The barrel runs 16.5" here, which keeps the rifle quick to move inside a blind or a stand of thick timber, and 300 HAM'R is a 30 caliber round meant for that same close work rather than reaching across a bean field. This is the left hand build, so the bolt handle, the ejection port and the tang safety all sit where a southpaw wants them instead of forcing a reach over the receiver on every shot.

The barreled action is stainless with a matte finish and the bolt body is jeweled, which keeps cycling smooth after a wet morning in the woods. Savage's AccuTrigger is user adjustable, so the pull comes down to something usable without paying a gunsmith to get there. The stock is the 110 Trophy pattern in flat dark gray with adjustable length of pull, letting a hunter set it for a thin shirt in October and a heavy coat in December. A detachable box magazine holds 10rd, the muzzle comes threaded for a brake or a can, and iron sights are fitted for anyone who would rather leave the glass at home.