Sav 110 Precision .338 Lapua Mag 24" 5-Round Left Hand Rifle

The Savage 110 Precision .338 Lapua Mag 24" 5-Round Left Hand Rifle is purpose-built for long-range precision shooters and tactical marksmen who demand accuracy at extended distances. Chambered in .338 Lapua Magnum—a cartridge renowned for terminal performance and ballistic consistency beyond 1,000 yards—this left-hand rifle addresses a critical gap in the precision rifle market where southpaw shooters often face limited options. The 24-inch barrel balances velocity potential with practical handling, while the 5-round capacity supports deliberate, accurate fire common to precision rifle applications in both law enforcement and military contexts.

Savage's 110 platform features a rigid, free-floated barrel that eliminates contact with the stock, a critical design element for shot-to-shot consistency and minimal point-of-impact shift. The left-hand configuration includes a mirrored safety, bolt handle, and ejection system—essential ergonomics for left-handed shooters to operate the rifle naturally without awkward manipulation. At 14.19 lbs, the rifle strikes a balance between stability for prone shooting and manageable recoil mitigation, critical when handling the substantial recoil impulse of .338 Lapua Magnum ammunition. The precision stock design accommodates scope mounting and accessory rails, enabling integration with modern tactical optics and support gear.

This rifle serves law enforcement precision teams, military designated marksmen, and serious civilian precision shooters who require reliable, inherently accurate platforms for high-stakes applications. Left-handed shooters will appreciate the fully ambidextrous controls that eliminate the ergonomic compromises common to right-hand-only designs. The .338 Lapua Magnum chambering pairs effectively with modern match-grade ammunition, and the rifle's MOA-grade accuracy potential makes it suitable for both training and operational deployment. Professional shooters should verify scope mounting compatibility and confirm ammunition availability in their region before deployment.