Savage Arms Rugged 110 Timberline Rifle – 6.5 PRC, 24-Inch Barrel

Description

The Savage 110 Timberline rifle is built for hunters who need a rugged, dependable bolt-action platform they can trust in the field. The Savage 110 Timberline is a bolt-action rifle chambered in 6.5 PRC, built around the proven Model 110 action and dressed in a Realtree Excape camo stock with an OD green Cerakote finish. It pairs a fluted 24-inch barrel with Savage’s user-adjustable AccuTrigger, giving hunters a rifle that is both easy to carry on long stalks and capable of precise, repeatable shots at extended range.

Savage 110 Timberline Rifle Specifications

• • Caliber: 6.5 PRC
  • Barrel: 24 inches, medium contour, fluted, threaded 5/8×24
  • Action: Bolt action, Model 110
  • Overall Length: 45.25 inches
  • Rate of Twist: 1-in-8
  • Capacity: 2+1, detachable box magazine
  • Stock: Realtree Excape AccuStock
  • Finish: OD Green Cerakote
  • Trigger: AccuTrigger, user-adjustable
  • Muzzle Device: Omni-Port muzzle brake
  • Weight: 8.5 lbs.

Why the 110 Timberline Stands Out

Savage built the Timberline series for hunters who spend real time in rough terrain. The AccuStock system beds the action into a rigid aluminum spine, which helps the rifle hold its zero even after being carried and jostled through a hard season in the field. The fluted barrel trims weight without giving up rigidity, and the threaded muzzle accepts a brake or suppressor for hunters who want to manage recoil on a flat-shooting cartridge like the 6.5 PRC. A three-position top tang safety allows quiet operation of the bolt for loading or unloading without fully disengaging the safety, a detail favored by hunters working close to game.

What’s Included

Each rifle ships with one 2-round detachable box magazine, factory-installed Omni-Port muzzle brake, and the drilled-and-tapped receiver ready for scope base installation. Because the rifle is not sold with an optic, hunters should plan to add a scope and mounting hardware suited to the 6.5 PRC’s flat trajectory and extended range.

Ideal Uses for the Savage 110 Timberline

The 6.5 PRC chambering gives this rifle plenty of authority for deer, elk, and other mid-to-large game at long range, while the camo finish and lighter fluted barrel make it a practical choice for backcountry and mountain hunts where every ounce matters. Shooters headed to the range to develop handloads or dial in a new optic will appreciate the AccuTrigger’s crisp, adjustable pull. For ammunition, browse rifle ammunition, and for mounts, bases, and other accessories to complete the build, check out scope mounting options.

Setup and Care Tips

Because the Savage 110 Timberline ships without a factory scope, most owners pair it with a mid-to-high magnification optic suited to the 6.5 PRC’s long-range capability, mounted on the pre-drilled and tapped receiver. Regular cleaning of the fluted bore, especially after shooting in wet or muddy conditions, helps the OD Green Cerakote finish continue to resist corrosion season after season. Savage backs the 110 Timberline with a standard limited warranty, and owners can find model-specific manuals and warranty details directly through Savage Arms. Breaking in the barrel with a modest number of foul-and-clean cycles before a hunting season can also help the rifle settle into its most consistent groups.

Who Should Consider This Rifle

Hunters moving up from a lighter-recoiling caliber will appreciate how the 6.5 PRC’s trajectory extends practical range without requiring a heavy magnum action, while the synthetic AccuStock keeps overall weight reasonable for still-hunting or spot-and-stalk trips. Because the stock uses Savage’s AccuFit system, shooters can adjust comb height and length of pull to fit different builds or bulky hunting jackets, which is useful for households sharing one rifle across a season.

The threaded muzzle also means shooters who later add a suppressor will not need to send the Savage 110 Timberline rifle out for extra gunsmithing. Overall, the Savage 110 Timberline rifle suits hunters who want a single rifle capable of covering thin-timber whitetail hunts and open-country mule deer or elk hunts without swapping optics or stocks between trips.