Savage ~ Model 111 ~ .30-06 Springfield

The Savage Model 111 is part of the Savage Model 110 family of bolt-action rifles. In 1998, Savage re-engineered the short-action Model 110, leading to a new model numbering scheme. Following the 1998 re-designation, the Savage Model 111 became known as one of the long-action variants within the broader Model 110 family. The Model 111 was often positioned as a "Hunter" model, typically featuring a blued carbon steel barrel and an inexpensive wooden or synthetic stock to maintain affordability. This example has the blued carbon steel barrel and a black synthetic stock. In 2003, a significant upgrade to the entire Model 110 series, including the Model 111, was the introduction of the AccuTrigger. This user-adjustable trigger system addressed a common criticism of earlier Savage triggers and greatly improved the rifle's accuracy potential and user satisfaction. This rifle comes with one magazine and shows normal wear. You'll need to add a scope but it's still a lot of rifle for the money.