Leupold 187346 Backcntry C/S Sav 110 La
$39.59
The Leupold 187346 BackCountry Cross-Slot scope base is built for Savage 110 long action rifles and brings Leupold's trusted engineering to your platform. If you're running a Savage 110 LA and need a solid, no-nonsense foundation for mounting quality glass, this aluminum base delivers the repeatable, rigid fit that separates a confidence-inspiring setup from a questionable one. Leupold bases are known for holding zero through field conditions—and this one is no exception.
The cross-slot design is the standard mounting interface for Leupold rings and bases, so you'll have plenty of ring options and proven compatibility. Black anodized aluminum construction keeps weight down while resisting corrosion. Whether you're building a precision hunting rifle or a target gun, a solid base is the foundation everything else depends on.
This is the kind of part that doesn't get glamorous attention, but it absolutely matters. A loose or poorly fitted base can degrade accuracy and cost you in the field. Leupold's reputation is built on attention to these details—and Savage 110 long action shooters have learned to count on them.
Key Features
- Cross-slot design compatible with Leupold mounting systems
- Black anodized aluminum construction
- Engineered for Savage 110 long action platforms
- Repeatable, rigid mounting for zero retention
Specifications
| Brand | Leupold |
| Model | 187346 |
| Type | Rifle Scope Base |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Finish | Black Anodized |
| Fit | Savage 110 Long Action |
| Mount Interface | Cross-Slot |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this base fit my Savage 110 long action?
Yes. The Leupold 187346 is designed specifically for Savage 110 long action rifles.
What rings do I need with this Leupold base?
You'll need Leupold rings designed for cross-slot bases. Leupold offers a range of ring heights and styles that are compatible with this mounting interface.
What comes in the box?
The listing describes the base itself. Rings and fasteners are sold separately.
