Savage Arms
Savage Arms has been building accurate, reliable American firearms since 1894, and they’ve earned a reputation as the brand that delivers genuine precision at prices the competition can’t match. The AccuTrigger—Savage’s user-adjustable trigger system—ships on virtually every Savage rifle and sets a standard that more expensive guns struggle to beat. From the versatile 110 series bolt gun to the affordable Axis, the rimfire B-Mag, and the Renegauge semi-automatic shotgun, Impact Guns carries the full Savage Arms lineup.
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The Savage 110 Series
The Model 110 is Savage’s flagship bolt-action platform and one of the most prolific precision rifles ever made. The 110 features Savage’s AccuFit system for adjustable length of pull and comb height, AccuTrigger adjustable from 1.5 to 6 pounds, and a user-replaceable barrel nut system that makes swapping calibers straightforward. The 110 is available in over 20 calibers from .22-250 to .338 Lapua Magnum. The 110 Ultralite brings the platform down to 5.9 pounds for mountain hunters. The 110 Precision is a chassis rifle purpose-built for long-range shooting. No other production bolt gun offers this range of configuration at this price point.
Savage Axis—Best Value Bolt Gun
The Savage Axis is the entry point into the Savage lineup and arguably the best value in a hunting bolt gun. It features Savage’s AccuTrigger, a synthetic stock, and a button-rifled barrel in popular calibers from .243 Winchester to .30-06 Springfield. The Axis II adds a detachable box magazine. At its price point, the Axis competes only with itself—no other manufacturer matches this combination of accuracy, trigger quality, and reliability for the money. For a first deer rifle, a budget-conscious hunter, or anyone who wants a dedicated truck gun in a serious caliber, the Axis is the recommendation.
Savage Rimfire—B-Series and Mark II
Savage’s rimfire lineup starts with the Mark II, a bolt-action .22 LR with the same AccuTrigger philosophy applied to rimfire. The B-Mag is chambered in .17 WSM (Winchester Super Magnum), a flat-shooting varmint cartridge that delivers centerfire-like performance from a rimfire-priced package. The B-Series includes the B22 in .22 LR and B17 in .17 HMR, both with AccuTrigger and detachable box magazines. For youth shooters, the Rascal is a single-shot .22 LR scaled for small-framed shooters. Savage rimfires are consistently praised for accuracy that embarrasses more expensive rimfire rifles.
Savage for Precision Shooting
Savage has a long history in competitive precision shooting. The 110 Precision and 110 Elite Precision are chassis rifles designed for long-range competition, featuring AICS-compatible magazines, M-LOK fore-ends, and adjustable stocks. The Savage 10/110 BA Stealth series offers a more aggressive tactical aesthetic with the same proven action. For F-Class and PRS shooters, Savage actions are also popular as the foundation for custom builds—the barrel nut system makes fitting a new barrel simpler than most competing actions. At every level from hunting to competition, Savage delivers exceptional trigger quality and accuracy.
Savage Shotguns—The Renegauge
The Renegauge is Savage’s semi-automatic shotgun, featuring a dual-valve gas system that self-regulates between light target loads and heavy 3-inch magnum shells. Available in 12 gauge with 26- and 28-inch barrels, the Renegauge competes directly with Beretta A400 and Browning Maxus at a lower price point. It’s a serious field gun for waterfowl and upland hunters who want semi-auto reliability without the premium price. Savage also produces the Stevens 320 pump shotgun as an affordable 12-gauge option for home defense and budget-conscious buyers.
Where to Go Next
Savage rifle owners can find ammunition on our 6.5 Creedmoor ammo and .308 Winchester ammo pages. For a broader look at bolt-action options, compare with our Bergara and Tikka brand pages. Rimfire shooters can explore our .22 Rifles category.