Sav 110 Apex .243 Win 24" 4-Round Rifle

The Savage 110 Apex .243 Win 24" 4-Round Rifle is a modern bolt-action platform built for precision-focused shooters and hunters seeking sub-MOA accuracy at extended ranges. Chambered in .243 Winchester—one of the most versatile and forgiving centerfire cartridges for varmint control, predator hunting, and target competition—this rifle combines Savage's proven action geometry with an updated ergonomic receiver and picatinny rail integration. The 24-inch barrel length optimizes velocity and sight radius without sacrificing field portability, making it equally suited for tack-driving accuracy from a bench rest or mobile deployment in the field.

The Apex designation signals Savage's commitment to modern manufacturing tolerances and user-centered design; the short-throw bolt operates smoothly with minimal resistance, enabling faster follow-up shots in tactical or hunting scenarios. The 4-round magazine capacity—paired with the .243 Winchester's flat trajectory and minimal recoil impulse—allows sustained accurate fire without the fatigue penalty of larger cartridges, crucial during extended field operations or training sessions. At 11.63 lbs unloaded, the rifle balances sufficient mass for recoil management and barrel harmonics with realistic carry weight, and the integrated picatinny rail system provides immediate compatibility with modern optics mounts, eliminating the need for aftermarket adapters.

Law enforcement sharpshooters, long-range hunters, and precision rifle competitors value the 110 Apex platform for its inherent accuracy potential and low-maintenance operation. The .243 Winchester's ballistic performance extends effective range to 400+ yards on medium game and varmints, while the rifle's overall 49.25-inch length maintains maneuverability in vehicles or confined spaces. Standard picatinny rails accept industry-standard scope mounts (1-inch, 30mm, or tactical cantilever systems), and the receiver's consistent geometry ensures repeatable zero retention across mounting cycles—essential for duty rifles and competition platforms.