Savage 58324 110 Timberline 7mm BC 20 inches Left Hand Bolt-Action Rifle

The Savage 58324 110 Timberline 7mm Remington Magnum left-hand bolt-action rifle delivers precision and reliability for hunters and precision shooters demanding a purpose-built magnum platform. Engineered for hunters pursuing large game at extended ranges, this left-hand configuration addresses the often-overlooked market of southpaw shooters requiring ergonomic controls and ejection patterns optimized for their natural stance. The 20-inch barrel balances velocity retention with handling characteristics critical in field conditions, whether navigating timber or executing long-range precision shots where magnum performance proves essential.

Built on the proven 110 action architecture, the Timberline incorporates Savage's AccuTrigger system—a user-adjustable, safety-integrated trigger mechanism that minimizes creep and delivers consistent break characteristics without sacrificing shooter control. The 7mm Remington Magnum chambering generates approximately 3,200 fps muzzle velocity with appropriate ammunition, providing inherent kinetic energy and wind-bucking trajectory essential for hunting applications across varied terrain and distances. At 11.24 pounds, the rifle maintains manageable weight for field carry while retaining the mass necessary for magnum recoil management and stable shooting platform performance during prone or benchrest sessions.

Left-handed shooters will find the ambidextrous safety and left-side ejection port eliminates the common frustration of spent brass cycling across the shooter's face or body—a significant ergonomic advantage during competitions or high-volume practice sessions. The Timberline's compact 49-inch overall length suits vehicle transport and dense timber hunting without sacrificing sight radius or barrel length needed for magnum ballistics. This platform accepts standard Savage scope bases and Picatinny rail systems, enabling rapid integration of modern optics and ballistic management tools for hunters transitioning from traditional setups to modern glass-equipped configurations.