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New from Savage: 110BA in 338 Lapua

January 15, 2013

There’s something insanely sexy about the whole “actical rifle” thing. Precision adjustable and skeletonized firearms are my idea of an Israeli supermodel. And I have to admit, this new rifle from Savage rings all the right bells. Just about everything is adjustable, cycling the action is light and smooth, and while the trigger wasn’t the best I’ve ever pulled it was a far cry from the worst. All in all, not a bad gat. Now, if only it came with a silencer mount. MSRP is $2,500.

13 COMMENTS

Matt in FL January 15, 2013 At 18:22

Does $2500 include the glass? I’m guessing no.

Your second sentence makes me sad for you.
- Billy Wardlaw January 15, 2013 At 18:30
  
  I’m hoping the price is adjustable too!
Jim January 15, 2013 At 18:22

Ummm. Not new. Savage has had a 110BA in .338 lapua for awhile. Check out Gun Genie.com. 65 in stock right now with an msrp of $2,465. Maybe what’s “new” about this one is the left hand bolt version pictured above.
- Leo338 January 15, 2013 At 18:54
  
  I was wondering what was going on. Last year I was in the market for a 338 LM. I narrowed down my selection to Savage 110BA and the Barrett 98B. I went with the Barrett for several reasons, but anyway this is not new as far as I can tell.
  - Nick Leghorn January 15, 2013 At 19:37
    
    Long day, many “new” products. I trusted the placard. Never again . . .
    - Winston January 15, 2013 At 20:26
      
      Maybe the left-handed version is new?
      
      Otherwise looks the same – great rifle.
    - Ben January 16, 2013 At 00:01
      
      The lefty version is new. See their catalog here: http://www.savagearms.com/firearms/model/110BA
Casey T January 15, 2013 At 20:24

Hey, I’m happy because Savage remembered us left handers. Thanks Savage.
- Jim January 16, 2013 At 00:02
  
  Southpaws unite!
Tim January 15, 2013 At 20:46

The lefty is definitely new, and that price definitely doesn’t include the glass. The .338s usually run right around $2000 retail, so i wouldn’t be surprised to see this one go for about the same. That’s still a great value for a very accurate .338 out of the box.
Mark F Barnes January 20, 2013 At 20:14

Anyone thinking the 110 BA is pricey hasn’t tried buying something that can compete with it. Go try to get Ed Shilen, Don Geraci, Dan Dowling, Mike Bryant, Nathaniel Lambeth, RW Snyder and Mark King, etc., to build you a rifle that will compete with this OEM box stock piece.

Enough said

I own two of these on 300 WM and 338 LM
roy krah September 2, 2013 At 20:51

great gun, great price, and a great time at the range. time to start reloading 338 lapua’s!!!!
jim December 10, 2013 At 23:05

getting in on this rifle late. But I own one and I love it I load all my own ammo and topped it with nf glass 8×32 optics run almost same as rifle but then so does the lapua brass not a rifle to waste rounds with. So I try to be accurate accurate at a mile is not cheap well for me not weathy