Without changing the bolt, the 110 can be fitted with barrels in 7mm-08, 35 Whelen, 30-06, 270, 26-06, .308, 243, and .280.
the rate of twist i probably 9" or 1 in 9" not to sure.
The Stevens will accept whatever caliber designation is stamped on the side of the barrel.
Savage, any other barrel maker, let a gunsmtih install it.
A used 110 in 30.06 caliber in decent shape should be between three and four hundred dollars in most parts of the country.
100-300 or so
The Savage model 110 is a repeating bolt-action rifle. The Savage model 110E is the same as the Savage model 110.
yes...i have a savage model 110 fns in a 257 roberts.....great shooter..it said on the box when i bought it that it was a special order rifle
take it to a gunmsith
The Savage 110 E and 110 ED are both bolt-action rifles from Savage Arms, but they differ primarily in features and intended use. The 110 E typically has a more basic configuration with standard features, while the 110 ED is designed for enhanced performance, often with upgraded components such as a better trigger and improved barrel options. Additionally, the 110 ED may offer more customization options for shooters looking for specific enhancements. Overall, the ED model is aimed at those seeking more advanced specifications and accuracy.
Yes I believe that the Savage model 110E and the regular model 110 will share the same scope Mounts.
Model number
I think Savage did. sorry it was not a savage. the revelation model 110 was a marlin model 81.