Back in January, at the 2026 edition of SHOT Show, Savage Arms announced a massive overhauling of their signature Model 110 line of bolt-action rifles. Part of this renewal process, and showcased at the 2026 IWA OutdoorClassic in Nuremberg, Germany. is the 110 Core series, a lineup that redefines versatility and performance for hunters and precision shooters alike.

Building upon the esteemed Trophy Series and available in four variants, the Core Series introduces the innovative AccuFit V2 stock system, offering toolless adaptability and adjustment for length of pull and comb height to ensure a personalized fit for every shooter, plus interchangeable grip modules for tailoring of rifle's ergonomics, enhancing comfort and control during use.

Savage Arms' Core series rifles also feature M-LOK slots on the forend for accessories, threaded bolt handles for knob customization, and selected models are also available with ARCA-Swiss rails and in left-handed configurations. The list of available calibers exceeds thirty-five alternatives, getting all bases covered when it comes to hunting and long-range shooting.

The Savage Arms 110 Core Hunter is a versatile bolt-action hunting rifle built around a flat dark gray AccuFit V2 system, featuring a black ink cerakoted barreled action, and available in 33 different calibers.

Boasting carbon steel straight-fluted barrels long anywhere between 16.5" / 42 cm and 22" / 56 cm depending on caliber, a user-adjustable AccuTrigger and a detachable box magazine, the Savage Arms 110 Core Hunter rifle is a reliable companion for hunters seeking adaptability and performance.

In addition, many cartridges are available in left-handed configurations. The MSRP for the Savage Arms 110 Core Hunter rifle on the US market ranges between $799 and $839 depending on caliber, barrel length, and configuration.

Building upon the Core Hunter, the Savage Arms 110 Core Hunter Pro bolt-action rifle offers additional enhancements such as a Gun Metal Bronze Cerakoted carbon steel barrel with spiral fluting, providing reduced weight without compromising accuracy.

Dressed in Savage Woodland or Savage Western camo, it also features a 20 MOA rail for improved long-range accuracy and feeds through AICS-pattern detachable magazines.

Also available in left-handed variants, the Savage Arms 110 Core Hunter Pro bolt action rifle sells on the US market at a MSRP ranging from $1049 to $1089 depending on the configuration.

Tailored for serious predator hunters, the Savage Arms 110 Core Predator bolt-action rifle is built on an AccuFit V2 Hunter Green stock and features M-LOK panels and an integral ARCA-Swiss rail.

The Black Ink Cerakoted action, black jeweled bolt body with threaded bolt handle and user-adjustable AccuTrigger ensure precision and reliability; available barrel lengths range between 16.5" / 42 cm and 22" / 56 cm, and left-handed configurations are also available.

The Savage Arms 110 Core Predator rifle feeds through detachable AICS-compatible magazines; MSRP on the US market is set at $1099. 

Engineered for precision long-range shooting, the Savage Arms 110 Core Tactical bolt-action rifle is built around an AccuFit V2 Coyote Tan stock with interchangeable grip modules, M-LOK panels and an integral ARCA-Swiss rail.

The Platinum Cerakoted barreled action, black jeweled bolt body with threaded bolt handle and user-adjustable AccuTrigger deliver consistent performance, as does the reliable AICS detachable magazine compatibility, 20 MOA Picatinny rail for optics, and barrel length ranging between 16.5" / 42 cm and 22" / 56 cm.

Also available in left-handed configurations, the Savage Arms 110 Core Tactical bolt-action rifle is built for serious shooters seeking adaptability and precision. MSRP on the US market is set at $1099.