Sav 110 Elt .338 Lapua Mag 30" 5-Round Rifle

The Savage 110 ELT .338 Lapua Magnum 30" 5-Round Rifle is a precision long-range platform engineered for elite tactical applications, extreme-distance hunting, and dedicated marksmen who demand uncompromising accuracy at extended ranges. This rifle addresses the operational need for a repeatable, sub-MOA system capable of consistent performance in variable field conditions. The .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge has become the gold standard for military and law enforcement precision work, offering superior ballistic coefficient, minimal wind drift, and energy retention beyond 1,500 meters—making this Savage offering ideal for teams and shooters who require genuine long-range standoff capability.

The Savage 110 ELT platform delivers repeatable precision through a rigid receiver, modern ergonomic controls, and a 30-inch medium contour barrel optimized for .338 Lapua velocity and shot grouping. At 18.56 lbs, the rifle maintains point-and-shoot balance while delivering the mass necessary to manage recoil impulse and vibration—critical factors in shot placement consistency during back-to-back strings. The five-round magazine capacity reflects realistic deployment scenarios where follow-up shots count, and the modern stock geometry provides consistent cheek weld and shoulder pocket indexing across shooters with different frame dimensions. Savage's reputation in precision manufacturing ensures tight tolerances and factory-ready accuracy without custom gunsmithing.

This rifle benefits law enforcement precision teams, military designated marksmen, competitive long-range shooters, and professional hunters operating in open or mountainous terrain where shots exceed 800 yards. Field-ready from the box, the Savage 110 ELT pairs seamlessly with modern optics mounting systems and feeds commercially available .338 Lapua ammunition without feeding or ejection hiccups. Users should plan for appropriate muzzle brake or suppressor integration to further manage signature and recoil; the threaded barrel design accommodates standard muzzle devices. Backup iron sights remain advisable for operational redundancy, particularly in law enforcement or military contexts where optic failure protocols are non-negotiable.