WESTFIELD, Mass. -(Ammoland.com)- Savage is pleased to introduce the 10/110 Stealth Evolution chassis rifle chambered in six popular long-range calibers, including the all-new 6mm Creedmoor.
The rifle boasts exceptional accuracy and performance, and it is available in both right-hand and left-hand models. Shipments are currently being delivered to dealers.
The 10/110 Stealth Evolution blends pinpoint precision and torture-tested toughness to beat the most challenging targets and conditions.
It pairs a heavy fluted barrel with a monolithic aluminum chassis finished in rugged bronze Cerakote. The incredibly hard polymer-ceramic coating greatly enhances resistance to abrasion, corrosion and impact.
Its factory-blueprinted 10/110 action, matched with Savage’s zero-tolerance headspacing, user-adjustable AccuTrigger and 5R button rifling, produces sub-MOA accuracy at extreme range, right out of the box.
Features & Benefits:
- Factory blueprinted Savage 10/110 action
- Monolithic aluminum chassis, machined from billet
- Full-length top-rail
- Bronze Cerakote finish
- Magpul PRS Gen3 adjustable buttstock
- User-adjustable AccuTrigger
- Heavy fluted barrel with muzzle brake
- Detachable box magazine
- 5R rifling
Part No. / Description / MSRP:
- 22859 / 10 Stealth Evolution 223 Rem. / $1,799
- 22865 / 10 Stealth Evolution (LH) 223 Rem. / $1,799
- 22862 / 10 Stealth Evolution 6mm Creedmoor / $1,799
- 22868 / 10 Stealth Evolution (LH) 6mm Creedmoor / $1,799
- 22861 / 10 Stealth Evolution 6.5 Creedmoor / $1,799
- 22867 / 10 Stealth Evolution (LH) 6.5 Creedmoor / $1,799
- 22860 / 10 Stealth Evolution 308 Win. / $1,799
- 22866 / 10 Stealth Evolution (LH) 308 Win. / $1,799
- 22863 / 110 Stealth Evolution 300 Win. Magnum / $1,999
- 22869 / 110 Stealth Evolution (LH) 300 Win. Magnum / $1,999
- 22864 / 110 Stealth Evolution 338 Lapua Magnum / $2,149
- 22870 / 110 Stealth Evolution (LH) 338 Lapua Magnum / $2,149
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Clarence:
You are likely correct. As I recall, about 15% of the population is left handed, who knows how many of those are rifle shooters. For myself, I’m right handed, but left dyed, never could see rifle sights from the right shoulder, ergo I shot long guns left handed.
Yes I’m sure it is simpley that they don’t sell enough of them to make it profitable or practical.
You know, I never cease to wonder, somehow or another, I do believe that barrel length might be a somewhat important spec to include in a list of attributes for a model of a firearm!
Funny you should mention that. In 30 caliber rifles, .308 Win/7.62×51 mm NATO and 30-06 I always found that 24″ long x .750″ diameter at the muzzle made up into a quite nice target rifle, one what would weigh in at 10 plus lbs., possibly heavier than one would want to drag over hill and dale, bug quite good for National Match Course type competition, and or long range, prone shooting.
Yes most of the major brands have offered a few left handed models. However Savage is the first I believe to offer the models with heavy barrels,chassis things like that. There Model 110 is offered in 300Win and 338 L.. Stag Arms gives us left handed shooters an AR.I Wish Ruger would make there Precision rifle in a LH model.
I doubt that there are technical reasons for the lack you reference. More likely, it is a marketing decision, though my conclusion could be wrong.
I believe that Savage has offered both right and left handed models for a number of years. Remington does or did also, as was the case with Winchester, though it took a terribly long time, and might have been discontinued , not sure. Some other makers also offer left hand bolt actions, though I’m uncertain as to how wide a caliber spread.
I’m so glad to see a major gun company finally releasing a LH model in so many different calibers.