This is a rifle that I restored after it was in a basement flood. Savage 110 in .30-06. Custom Black Walnut Stock, Bedded and floated, Limbsaver pad, Leupold mounts, ring, and Scope, Custom Trigger, DuraCoat in Black Oxide.

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that'll take care of yer raccoon problem!

Love those Savages !

Nice rifle.

Shot my first deer with one of those!!!

I also built a custom rifle on a 110 action........well actually a 110C (I like the detachable magazine).

Mine is in 7mm Rem Mag (stainless) with a selective muzzlebrake........Thumbhole glass stock, Leupold 4-12.

Love Savage.

Very well done. Back in '72 when I was a teenager my dad gave me an old English .303 Enfield that I restored. Makes me want to find another old neglected rifle and do it again. Maybe an old 1903. Ya, thats the ticket. Thanks again for posting.

suh-weeeet!

It looks great but now the important question...

How does it pattern?

Personally, I'm a Browning man. I've yet to have any problems with any Browning I have owned. And they shoot and pattern great!

almost bought a Savage but my friend sold me his 1970 remy 30-06 in mint condition.

Most Savage 110s are notoriously accurate. This one is bedded and floated with a 3-1/2 lb glass break trigger and shoots clover leafs at 100 meters. Not bad for an '06.