Precision bolt-action rifles remain a cornerstone for hunters, range shooters, and tactical-minded sportsmen who value repeatable accuracy and simple, robust mechanics. When a rifle ships ready to shoot with optics fitted, it shortens the path from purchase to productive time on the range.

SAVAGE ARMS 110 This bolt action comes with scope, see photos for details. As a bolt-action platform from Savage Arms, the 110 series is offered in various models, delivering a familiar user interface with Savage’s emphasis on accuracy-enhancing features. The included optic eliminates the immediate need for aftermarket mounting and zeroing hardware, making this package a practical option for shooters seeking turnkey performance. Shop this product

Design and key features

The 110 line is notable for platform consistency across multiple models, which allows shooters to select stock materials, barrel contours, and finishes that match intended use. While specific calibers are not listed in this product description, the modular nature of the 110 series means buyers can typically find chamberings suited for medium- to long-range work. The standout detail in this listing is that the rifle comes with a scope—see photos for details—so the optic selection and mounting approach are part of the package.

Why the included scope matters

An optic that ships with the rifle removes uncertainty about ring alignment, eye relief, and initial zeroing. For new owners, it offers a predictable starting point; for experienced shooters, it’s a convenient baseline that can be swapped to specialty optics later. The photos show the scope configuration and mount, which informs decisions about cheek weld and stock compatibility.

Value and purchasing information

At a listed price of $500.99, this SAVAGE ARMS 110 package presents an accessible entry to a proven bolt-action platform with optics included. Different models in the 110 family can affect fit and finish, so review the product photos and model notes before purchase. View product details and pricing

Buying tips

Inspect the photos closely for scope model, ring type, and stock geometry. Confirm which 110 model is offered—since “Various” can mean differences in barrel length or stock material—and verify caliber before completing a purchase. Click through to the product page to check current inventory and purchasing flow; the shop page links directly to the retailer’s checkout. Check current availability

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