New 6.5 PRC Offering for the Savage Arms 110 Precision Lineup
Whether you’re a frequent competitor or a die-hard hunter, 6.5 PRC is a deadly accurate cartridge that boasts an extremely flat trajectory and heavy bullet weight to provide you with a near-perfect choice for hunting whitetail, blacktail, or antelope across the USA. The 6.5 PRC cartridge is now being added to the Savage 110 Precision lineup as an available chambering option right from the factory.
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New 6.5 PRC Offering for the Savage Arms 110 Precision Lineup
The 6.5 PRC was originally designed as a long-range hunting round,” said Jessica Treglia, Sr. Brand Manager at Savage Arms. “This is essentially a magnum version of the 6.5 Creedmoor—but much of what makes the 6.5 PRC cartridge great for hunting makes it a contender on the competition side, too. 6.5 bullets are known for their exceptional ballistic coefficients and the 6.5 PRC adds more velocity from its short-magnum design. They are performing really well and are especially capable in adverse conditions.
The new Savage 110 Precision chambered in 6.5 PRC will feature a Savage Factory Blueprinted action, a matte black carbon steel heavy barrel threaded in 5/8×24, an MDT LSS XL Chassis with FDE Cerakote, an exclusive skeletonized stock with fully adjustable comb height and length of pull, a user-adjustable 1.5-4lb AccuTrigger to match the rest of the 110 Precision lineup, 20 MOA 1-piece EGW rail, one AICS pattern magazine, and a BA Muzzle Brake. The entire package will set you back $1.595. As an added bonus for all of you wrong-handed people out there, the new 6.5 PRC Savage 110 Precision will also be available in a left-handed configuration for the same price.
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Extra kudos for the photo gallery not being tacticool "Foreign Fighter", but rather domestic real life. Plus the color contrasts look neat.
I'd buy a savage if I didn't hate the feeling of their bladed trigger & they didn't have so much slop in the bolt. So, guess I'm not buying this. Should function well for people who don't have my nitpicks.