Savage 110 Core Hunter Pro Western Rifle 6.5 PRC 3rd Capacity 22" Fluted Threaded Barrel w/Muzzlebrake Savage Western Stock
The Savage 110 Core Hunter Pro Western Rifle in 6.5 PRC is a purpose-built bolt-action hunting rifle that balances modern ergonomics with field-proven reliability. This is a rifle designed for hunters who want genuine adjustability and corrosion resistance without over-complication—a workhorse platform that won't let you down in tough conditions or at extended ranges. The 22" fluted, threaded barrel with muzzlebrake keeps recoil manageable while the Gun Metal Bronze Cerakote finish on the barreled action and Blackout Cerakote on the bolt provide serious weather protection.
The Western stock uses Savage's AccuFit V2 system, which means you can dial in length of pull and comb height without tools—no gunsmith visit, no guesswork. Interchangeable grip modules and M-Lok panels let you customize the rifle's layout and add accessories exactly where you want them. The recoil pad includes LimbSaver technology rated for 50% recoil reduction, a real comfort upgrade for a 6.5 PRC. Under the hood, the user-adjustable AccuTrigger gives you a predictable, tunable break, and the skeletonized receiver keeps weight down where it counts.
Magazine capacity is 3 rounds, and the rifle feeds from AICS-pattern mags for versatility. A one-piece 20 MOA rail ships ready for optics, and the threaded barrel is primed for suppressor or muzzlebrake use right out of the box. The 6.5 PRC chambering is a serious long-range and mountain hunting choice—fast, flat, and plenty of energy at distance. This is a rifle you can configure to your exact needs and take into any season.
Key Features
- AccuFit V2 stock with toolless length-of-pull and comb adjustment
- Interchangeable grip modules for customized ergonomics
- M-Lok panels for modular accessory mounting
- 22" fluted, threaded barrel in Gun Metal Bronze Cerakote
- Threaded muzzlebrake included for recoil management
- Gun Metal Bronze Cerakoted barreled action and Blackout Cerakoted bolt for corrosion resistance
- Threaded bolt handle for smooth, reliable operation
- User-adjustable AccuTrigger for personalized break control
- LimbSaver recoil pad with 50% recoil reduction
- Skeletonized receiver for reduced weight
- One-piece 20 MOA integrated rail for scope mounting
- 3-round AICS magazine capacity
Specifications
| Caliber | 6.5 PRC |
| Barrel Length | 22" |
| Barrel Profile | Heavy sporter, spiral fluted |
| Barrel Finish | Gun Metal Bronze Cerakote |
| Barrel Threading | Threaded for muzzlebrake and suppressors |
| Muzzlebrake | Omniport muzzlebrake included |
| Stock | Savage Western Camo with AccuFit V2 |
| Magazine Type | AICS pattern |
| Magazine Capacity | 3 rounds |
| Receiver | Skeletonized, Gun Metal Bronze Cerakote |
| Bolt | Blackout Cerakote finish, threaded handle |
| Trigger | User-adjustable AccuTrigger |
| Optics Rail | One-piece 20 MOA integrated rail |
| Recoil Pad | LimbSaver with 50% recoil reduction |
Frequently Asked Questions
What scopes and mounts will fit the Savage 110 Core Hunter Pro?
The rifle ships with a one-piece 20 MOA integrated rail that accepts standard Picatinny/Weaver-pattern scope rings. The 20 MOA built-in elevation helps extend your zero range, especially useful for the 6.5 PRC at distance.
Is the muzzlebrake removable, and can I add a suppressor?
The barrel is threaded and comes with an Omniport muzzlebrake installed. The threaded muzzle allows you to remove the brake and attach a suppressor or other muzzle device if desired.
How do I adjust the stock fit without tools?
The AccuFit V2 system lets you adjust length of pull and comb height using simple toolless mechanisms built into the stock. You can customize the fit on the fly without returning to a gunsmith.
What is the magazine capacity and where do I find replacement magazines?
The 110 Core Hunter Pro carries 3 rounds in an AICS-pattern magazine. AICS mags are widely available from many sources, giving you options for spares and different capacities if you later use compatible platforms.

