Savage Arms 57055 110 Storm .300 Win Mag 24" 4-Round Bolt-Action Rifle

The Savage Arms 110 Storm .300 Win Mag 24" 4-round bolt-action rifle delivers precision long-range capability in a platform built for demanding field conditions. Designed for hunters, tactical shooters, and law enforcement marksmen who require reliability in adverse weather, the Storm series combines Savage's reputation for accuracy with materials engineered to resist corrosion and environmental degradation. This rifle bridges the gap between civilian sporting rifles and specialized tactical systems, making it suitable for extended-range engagements where shot placement and dependability are non-negotiable.

The bolt-action design provides inherent accuracy and manual control critical for precision shooting, while the .300 Winchester Magnum cartridge delivers substantial downrange energy and ballistic performance beyond 1,000 yards. The 24-inch barrel balances muzzle velocity with handling, producing consistent velocity for matched ammunition loads essential to long-range predictability. At 10.6 pounds, the rifle remains manageable for sustained field use without excessive fatigue, and the four-round capacity accommodates deliberate shooting sequences while maintaining a compact profile. Weather-resistant construction—including corrosion-resistant barrel and receiver treatment—ensures the rifle maintains zero and reliability through rain, snow, and salt-air environments that degrade standard steel finishes.

This rifle serves law enforcement precision riflemen, long-range hunters, and competitive shooters who demand sub-MOA accuracy and weather durability. The .300 Win Mag platform accepts a wide range of factory and hand-loaded ammunition, providing flexibility for load development and field adaptation. Standard Savage mounting surfaces support modern optic systems, allowing integration of quality scopes for extended-range work. Operators should note that magazine and ammunition selection directly impact ballistic performance; consistency in ammunition batch and temperature stability significantly affects group size at distance.