I purchased one of these rifles for my kid. Chambered in 6.5 CM, this is one of THE most accurate rifles ive shot. A lot of the issues stated in the video, are kind of goofy at best. To the experienced shooters out there, dont let this video push you off one of these rifles. They are sweet little shooters, and have lots of bells and whistles for the price. They market the rifle as "supressor ready" and send you a muzzle break instead of capping it, after a propper break in the feeding issues that mine had, have resolved themselves (as most issues with new guns do), and both myself and my kid put 3/4 moa groups at 100 on paper repeatedly. I normally dont comment, but after watching this dude gutshoot a bear at 500 yds with a 6.5 CM, and then give a goofy review of a really nice rifle (for the price $519), I had to say something. Not to sure i will be viewing this channel for anything other than laughs at this point.

I love the savage 110 series. Big savage fan

Clarifications: (1) We mentioned cycling issues and then later in the video it shows proper functioning. As we said in the video, it OFTEN struggled to feed/eject, but not every time. In the video, we show both the problems cycling and the successful cycles so you have an accurate picture. After deep cleaning and breaking in, it did seem to improve after this review was complete. (2) In the accuracy portion, we mentioned it shot a .943 and we still said it wasn't very accurate. The reason is that we shot MANY MANY groups and only one of them impressed, so the consistency was the problem. In the end, though, we can only test the gun in front of us. You may get a Savage 110 that you LOVE, shoots tight groups, and cycles perfectly. We have NO INCENTIVE to praise or criticize any gun. We aren't sponsored by anyone and just call it like we see it. You're welcome to disagree.

I picked up the 110 switchback in 300 win mag a couple months ago. I was rather impressed with mine for a $520 rifle. I had 1 cycling issue during the initial break in but after a good cleaning I sent another 20 rounds of off the shelf federal soft point 180 grain and achieved 1.5" moa at 100 yards. Once again cleaned and sent another box of the same ammo down with a little tighter group. Im 100% confident in mine to take into the back country. Sorry your experience with the 6.5cm was not the same as my 300wm.

This is my first Savage first time shooting it today. My opinion. After twenty rounds No recoil About the cycling its almost didn't cycle just like you said. But after 15 rounds it cycle great. About the muzzle break it did its job really good No muzzle blast kicking up dirt in this case I went out and shot in a snow storm. (I got wet) from the snow Due to ammo shortage I had a friend give a box of brass of twenty round. I even borrowed his reloading dies. Reloaded twenty round I am happy with the purchase of this rifle.

I’ve owned 12 savage rifles of various models, own 9 currently never had a problem with feeding, extracting, ejecting, or accuracy.

I have the Savage BA Stealth and its a 110 action. The gun had very weak to no extraction. I changed out the extractor, spring, and ball with a kit from Sharp Shooters Supply. Problems fix, throws brass 4 feet.

I’m surprised, I own 2 Savage 110’s and neither one has any of the cycling or ejection issues the rifle in the video has!

I bought a Savage 110 Switchback in 6.5 PRC at Sportsmans WH, saw this review afterward and found most all ofthe same problems as were detailed in the Backfire review. I solved the problems with: 1st, smooth the very sharp edges on the inside of the magazine feed lips with a tiny flat blade jewelers file, 2nd smooth the inside of the half moon shape lip on the front of the magazine with a half-round jewelers file, 3rd generously oil the bolt galley and the bolt and work it like a trained monkey til it runs smoothly. Mine now smoothly feeds the dummy rounds that I created. This process took all of 15 or 20 minutes. I may have to smooth the feed ramp later, but for now it feed smoothly. I recently bought a Ruger American in 308 from Sportsmans WH, and it needed a similar clean-up with the jewelers file set as it had a ton of razor sharp edges (lacked any idea of radiusing) in the bolt gallery that impeded smooth bolt travel. Apparently the lower end rifles leaving the factorys are not getting any QA (radiusing and smoothing) before they are shipped.

It's funny that you have these issues. I've shot several 110's with none of these problems. I just bought a Switchback in 300 win mag and after 3 boxes of ammo my groups are MOA or less if I do my job and haven't had any feeding or ejection problems.

Wow! Excellent review! Is the stock plastic or fiberglass? Pillars or aluminum bedding? Can the stock easily be glass-bedded? Does the picatinny rail come with the rifle? Plastic trigger guard/plastic magazine? 5-shot groups for your testing? Thanks!

Owned mine for about a year. I use it as a hunting rifle, still in 6.5 creedmoor. I've had some ejection issues, but nothing with feeding or extraction. It sits in the safe most of the time, but when I do break it out it works just fine. I think the money went into making it feel proper and dependable. Sure it's not the best at anything specific, but even 1.2 MOA is good in my book. Still only 4 inches at 300 yards. I'd consider it a good appalachia hunting rifle. The mass is good and inspires confidence and the trigger is great. The accuracy issues aren't too bad with under 300 yards, usually about 100. Honestly, the Switchback should be considered a heavy hunting rifle. That's about it.

Great, concise video, as always! A few points: 1) With the Failure to Feed, have you examined the feed ramp for burrs that are catching the bullets? Have you fed a bullet then extracted to look for scratches? 2) Regarding the Muzzlebrake, can it be adjusted or "tuned" like the RAS system? 3) I'm making another request for you to try a barrel tuner, such as Limbsaver and other plastic ones for less tha $30 to even the more expensive muzzle brake types, on your poorer performing rifles. 4) Also, I'm still interested in that Mossberg Patriot update video you teased some time ago. 5) More videos of long range pistol shooting? Elmer Keith, noted father of the 357 and 44 Magnums, was known to make 300+ yard kills with a 44 magnum revolver.

My storm works great in 6.5 and my 220 slug gun is still an amazing deer shotgun/rifle. I’d send that one back and see if they actually fix it. Must have been made on a Monday.

That’s crazy, I bought the 110 high country 300 win mag and I haven’t had any issues with loading/ejecting. Was shooting .75ish moa until I found the right load and I let it get fouled. I also did break in barrel and now shoot .5” to .75 moa average at 200. Mine likes Winchester Bst 180 grain. I have put about 200 rounds through it.

At 1:47 and 1:59 the bolt moves foward on its own, just as it is released. I don't know what stops the bullet in the first place, but apparently relieving pressure on the bolt is all that is needed for it to chamber. I noticed on my switchback that at the top of its lift the bolt will not push in until one allows it to drop just a smidgen, as well. FYI.

I have this rifle chambered in 308 Win and I just sighted it in, it's a tac driver. No jams, no misfires and no problems loading and ejecting any rounds. Solid rifle through and through. I would recommend this rifle to anyone I love it!

I'm pleased with my old Rem 700. Glad I kept it!

Like your honest and unbiased review. I had a savage model 114 in 30-06 and no matter what I did I could not get get sub 3” MOA

I had the same problems with a savage high country. I finally sold it. Biggest complaint was when the bolt was almost closed and it would hang just like that.

I have two Savage rifles! One manufactured in 1996 in .270 Win which ejects good, and one in 300 wsm from 2004 and it’s never ejected well! But both rifles are very accurate!

So I have the 110 in .308 win and noticed the feed problems like you guys did. Pulling the bolt to the rear made me thing that the housing was entirely too small for the bolt. I didn't have as much of an issue if I put some high quality gun oil on the housing (just enough to keep it happy). I also put some oil right at the spot on the bolt where the head rotates during lock in. No problems with feeding since. The Win 308 doesn't seem to have as much drift and I can hit 300 yard targets within moa without any issues (granted that's only 300 yards).

I know y'all have done a review of the Ruger American but would y'all consider a review of the Ruger American Hunter, it's similar in use to this 110.

Is there a better bolt action at a similar price which also has a similar size magazine?

I have a 110 Creedmoor, and the bolt handle is great. Everyone else who reviewed it liked over the puny handles.

Hello, I am interested in buying a 110 classic. But at sight it doesn't seem to have any difference other than the gun butt. Could you tell me what difference the 110 classic has with the 110 Switchback? Because if the only difference is the stock and the technical specifications of the barrel, action and more is the same, it is not worth buying the 110 classic after seeing your review. Thank you

I must be living in the future and didn't realize it I watched it on the 10th of July

What was the wind speed and direction? Also what elevation are y’all at? It looks mighty windy. I’ve shot this rifle with none of the issues here. Also did y’all think it could be as simple as a you just purchased a lemon? Also going back to gun basics… how clean was that action? I’ve seen “clean actions” that would fail any inspection military or not. Great video btw.

Do you have any experience with the model 12 LRP? I was looking to get that or the new 2020 Axis II Precision..

Where did you get the stands the rifle is on ?

My 110 apex hunter had the same FTF issues. It's an issue with the extractor and bolt head. Sent it back to savage and they replaced my bolt head, functions like a dream now

I hope the T3X makes an appearance soon

Now I know why when I called my buddy early in the year of 2019 to go do some long range shooting he made excuses as to why he couldn't go, his wife bought him a Savage and paid close to a grand out the door and I paid 430 taxes in all for my predator Magpul 6.5 and it's under 0.50 moa at a hundred.

I have a model 110 7mm rem mag left hand I had it 20 plus years and never had a problem feeding ,firing, or ejecting

It looks like a 110 bolt but the action looks like it came from the Savage Axis. It has feeding issues , has a loud muzzle brake and isn' t very accurate , don't think I'll be getting one.

My gramps has a savage 338. Lapua and it has the same problem of not always grabbing a cartridge when ejecting. Usually only happens when a shell expanded in the barrel.

I own a savage 111 trophy hunter in 300 win mag. I had to replace the savage stock because when they did the pillar job some plastic found it's way in and would always throw the accuracy off. Put a Boyd's stock on it and it now groups .50 to .75 inch groups all day long. Before would see 1.5 to 3 inch groups at 100 yards.

The feeding/extracting problems are why Meateater Steven Rinella had a falling out with Savage years ago when they were sponsoring him. The gun screwed up a couple hunts. I see he now is sponsored by Weatherby and has a new 307 Meateater edition which looks sweet. Please review their 307. I really like the features of the Savage 110 High Country, but have to pass due to the clunky bolt and its issues. I’ll probably get a Bergara Wilderness model. Unless something new comes out at Shot 2024 I like better.

The rounds hanging up halfway into the chamber may be caused by the case head getting caught on the bottom of the extractor. I had the same issue on a CZ push-feed, and adding a bevel on the underside of the extractor solved the issue. The round is now free to slide over the edge of the extractor and in front of the bolt.

I own this rifle, never had cycling issues. Maybe you have a defective rifle? I use the Federal premium 175 grain, getting pretty good groupings.

My local shop is running a deal on these for 449 right now. I’m debating on it.

I have the same rifle in 6.5 prc i put it into a MDT chassis topped off with a Burris Eliminator and it handles great never had a feeding issue til i put it into a chassis and noticed i had to grind and polish the feed ramp cause the round was catching on the lip on the feed ramp

I love savage but the newer mods seem too close to the axis line in looks and performance. We need the savage accuracy back.

I am very grateful for your reviews and other Guntubers. I intend on buying an elk rifle in the next 9 months to a year. I have seriously looked at the Savage offerings. The 116 & 110 have been on my radar. I really like the High Country. Your experience will encourage more research & consideration. I noticed another viewer mentioned something that caught my eye also. The action looks more like an Axis than a 10 or 110. I had a Model 10 FP some years ago. It was a really good rifle. The enclosed ejection port interests me. What is the difference between the 110 & 10/16/116? Thanks gentleman. I appreciate your investment of time, resources, energy & consideration.

So this is the first rifle I bought to try and break into longer ranges and rifle hunting after being strictly an AR/handgun guy.... I've been driven to hairpulling and sitting and staring trying to get the thing to zero or shoot any type of group at all.

Can you tes Thompson center venture II ?

Had the same problems with a new savage rifle. Burrs from the factory on the feed ramp and chamber prevent cycling. Those burrs scratch the bullet which effect ballistics and accuracy.

I haven't had any of those problems, I have been shooting out to 1000 yards and doing so consistently

I bought this rifle before I seen this video. Unlike the two men in this video I found it hard to read up on this rifle to see what people are saying about it, even the Savage Arms sight does not list it, at the time I am writing this comment. But I have seen on the internet that Savage 10/110 tend to have sticky bolts and round pick up and ejection issues, but unlike this video shares I have heard model 10/110 tend to be somewhat accurate. Why this model 10/110 failed to do so is a mystery to me. I must say that in order to get tight groups fundamentals such as breaking my cheek weld between shots were helpful I have come to realize that the video was most likely speed up so I have edited out how I thought the shots taken with the Switchback was hurried, however I do feel not breaking the cheek weld may have produced better groups. Well I'm sure that this Sportsman's Warehouse exclusive is non refundable, so I'm going to have to hope the accuracy of my rifle does exceptionally better then the rifle in this video did. Im no expert so I won't find the Savage 10/110 issues like the sticky bolt and failure to pick up rounds and extract too much of a problem as I don't see my targets running away from me, but I may run into problems in the future should I ever compete, as time qualifications will most likely be part of the competition, or if I decide to try it out for hunting applications, that is of course is if my gun has a sticky bolt and failures to pick up and extract as the rifle did in this video or as the reputation that Savage model 10/110's have for exhibiting those issues. I did notice in this video that the magazine was being loaded straight through the lips of the magazine.I felt this would loosen the magazine so I always loaded rounds through the wide open front and slid them back into position, never spreading the magazine lips out, possibly making them loose and causing pick up and extraction issues. But for now I just need it to hit it's target and group well. I've been advised to immediately switch Stocks, but I'm going to give this stock a fair shake before I go spending hundreds on a Magpul or a McMillan, given the Switchbacks overly flexible stock as the rifle in this video exhibited, actually the edges on the forend of my Switchback stock were not coming into contact with the barrel anywhere, as I conducted the well known dollar bill test. I found that I could run a dollar bill through it, holding onto only one side of the dollar bill. But over a long time, if not sooner. Im almost certain I may need to get a McMillan or something. I do have to ask myself what intelligent reason Savage Arms would put their great reputation on the line by making a rifle with a flimsy synthetic stock chamber available in powerful, highly toughted 6.5 PRC's as well as super powerful 300 PRC's with heavy barrels no less, as under fire the recoil will most likely cause the flimsy stock to come into contact with the heavy barreld powerful calibur, as these two guys have clearly pointed out. As far as the muzzle brake not doing much there is a video of a young boy hitting with a Switchback in 6.5 Creedmoor be it the calibur or the muzzle brake or both the little boy does not seem bothered by the kick of the 6.5 Creedmoor. In any case the defense rests. Thanks for the video guys, now I know what to look for.

I’d like to see Savage make a 20” heavy threaded barrel

I own this exact same rifle in the same chambering, if you are fluent with the bolt there are no feeding or ejecting issues alot of the issues seems like are from torquing the bolt, and trying to slowly feed the weapon. This is just IMO and what I've observed with mine, gun shoots good just needs a larger mag.

Has Savage Arms worked out the kinks as of November 2021?

I have a very similar feeding issue with my savage 9317 17hmr. I heard it could be a mag issue, but still lame to deal with. That is a super accurate rifle though, specially for a rimfire.

I had the same loading/feeding problems with my savage 110. I took it to a local gunsmith who swears by savage. Idk what he did, I think he shaved something down on the extractor and it feeds perfect 100 percent of the time now.

Does anyone know what generation 110 this is?

Looks like you were shooting in a 10-15mph wind, that can effect how well the gun prints at 100 yards around 1/2 inch or more. I'd say that is a very accurate rifle. With hand loads that thing would be a tack driver. Love my savage 110. I have an axis and it had ejection issues, I upgraded the ball bearing to a larger one that holds the extractor in place and fixed the issue.

You guys should take a look at the 110 trail hunter, it's a similar model

What happen the the Mossberg Patriot with poor acco

I bought a savage 110 tactical about a week ago. Feeding isn't perfect compared to my model 70 super grade. But it will shot. Best group at 100 yards was a half inch worst was 7/8 inch. Now that I have a bipod on it and the stock setup to myself it should do a half inch or better all day long.

So i have found that the Savage quality control sucks. I bought a 10fcp in 6.5. awhile ago, It drives tacks. But I had to change out the extractor spring, ball, and claw, pretty easy to do but a disappointment for sure. It has the accu stock and I like it. The bolt could run smoother, the black paint drags. It is one of my most accurate rifles, I am glad I didnt sell it, but cmon Savage, get the QC going. That was a spot on review. Best ammo mine shoots is hand loaded 127 LRX and 140 SST. These are deadly accurate in that rifle. But for the average person to buy these rifles and have these problems is a real PIA! I also like the fact that a savage barrel swap is easy if you want to DIY. The triggers can be set lite. Many Savage rifles are tack drivers.

Are y'all planning on sending the gun back to savage to see if they will rectify those feeding and ejection problems?

I would agree with everything said here, I have a 111 and pretty much the exact same as what they said. Not impressed, the Weatherby on the other hand 👌🏼 that is an impressive rifle!

Have you reviewed the howa 1500 yet

I have a 110 storm in .338 win mag and the first time I shot it, the magazine slipped. Waiting for my replacement mag right now. Hopefully this one works

I got this in 6.5 prc but putting it into a chassis for a hunting rifle

Long action or short action?

OK, I see that the Switchback has no material in front of the recoil lug. I never seen or heard of this? The University of You Tube has shared many ways to bed this lug, Including not to bed at all. I own this rifle in PRC, and I plan to keep it, and to try and male it work, but I see my work is cut out for me, and I'm sure I am in for more surprises. So the fact that Savage made a rifle with no material forward of the lug, there is probably argument that reward recoil support is all that is needed. Yet some people insist on bedding around under and foward of the lug, that all sounds a bit too much modifying for me.I will shoot my Switchback as it comes out of the box, then make subtle changes when it appears to be the next logical step. But Man! All though I'm going to ring any performance this rifle may have, one thing is certain. I paid too much.

Got a 308. It shoots half or less groups. Sometimes the shots are in the same hole. I did replace the bolt with one I had on a police tactical. It works excellent. Tried to replace the rail with leupold mounts that are for the savage 110 and the screw holes were to big for the screws that come with the mounts so I had to put the rail back on. You do not need a 20 moa rail on a 308. The bolt and the rail are silly and needless.

Put a Boyd’s laminate wood stock on it and have the bolt stripped then polish or jule it and you will have a fantastic long range rifle.

Sounds like an issue with the extractor.

I think the fact that the 6.5 doesn't really need a muzzle break has a lot to do with why it didn't seem to be doing anything.I have the switch back in the 6.5 PRC and I have read somewhere that it kicks like a 270 win without a muzzle. Well I never shot with a muzzle break before, and I tell you, I was surprised that not only did it have less recoil then a 270 it also had less recoil then my 6.5 Creedmoor.that has no barrel threads for a muzzle break. My parralax was broke so I can't tell you what the groups were, but yeah maybe you should have tested the magnum version of the Switchback. I don't have a back up scope except a lil Quick release 9x scope, I believe its a 22 scope any way I believe, but judging by how the recoil of the muzzled Switchback PRC felt I think it can handle it and I may have a 100 yd group to report by the end of the day. I also felt that the decibels of the muzzle break were not as loud as I was expecting. Maybe I was in such awe as to the effects on recoil had on shooting a rifle that I didn't actually concentrate on how loud it was, but in hindsight never haven shot through a muzzle break.I was in awe at just how all around comfortable shooting througj a muzzle break. Nothing bad about it sticks out in my memory. I warned a father his wife and two kids at the range that I was shooting with a muzzle break, but the father told me it wasn't too bad. Maybe he wasn't being truthful but like I said nothing bad about shooting through a muzzle break sticks out in my memory including the decible level. Not suggesting Backfire just had one bad example, of the Switchback, That would be a cop out, and not calling Backfire rifle liars. But my experience shooting through a muzzle break for the first time was great, but I know from experience that it is no fun on the other side of the ear muffs.I have come to realize its probably not such a bad Idea to put your ear protection on before you open your vehicle door at the range. It wasn't like that a couple of years ago.

I have a 110 Storm that has the same feeding issues. After three years and one hunt with babying, it's already rusting. It has sat in a climate controlled environment with great ventilation and the stainless barrel is rusting. It has sat next to a Browning X Bolt with chrome moly receiver and action, a Ruger 10/22 in chrome moly and 2 AR's. The only rifle with rust on it is the supposedly rust proof 110 storm. Should have gotten a Howa 1500 or a Weatherby Vanguard.

I think I'll keep my Savage 11 trophy hunter 6.5creedmor...22" and cycles perfect. Under 1" to all day with reloads

Own several Savage rifles never had a problem. I know several people that own them and they have never had any issues and love them. You just got a bad one which every manufacturer has those. Before putting it down you should contact savage and see if they would do something about it.

I shoot the Weather Warrior 116 in 7remag and its a sub moa rifle for sure BUT its got the same occasional hang up in the action and I blame it on the terrible magazine. PLEASE Savage , if I have to pay an extra $100.00 for a good magazine, so be it. Listen to your customers!

Gotta breat in the action on a savage.

I just purchased my first “hunting rifle” been shooting a Ruger 10/22 for years but I grabbed a Savage Apex hunter in .308 and shot about 60 rounds through it at the range and didn’t have a single issue! Savage should send you a replacement hahaaa… unfortunate

As far as hunting goes 1.5 or even 2 moa is just fine inside 400 the gun is capable of more than most people considering the rifle is a 6.5 Creedmoor you shouldn't shoot far enough at game "lack of energy" that the 1.5 moa accuracy should be an issue.

First Video to say it’s unacceptable rifle. I Think they got a defective one because it’s been a solid rifle!

Looks like Savage used their Axis action in this model, that’s the problem!

That sucks for Savage! I have an older Savage 10 FCP-SR in 308 and it shoots great! Sub MOA with my hand loads and Federal Gold metal match

The extraction issue is typical for savage. The ball under the extractor is too small. a simple change to a larger ball fixed every one I have ever owned. If it's a range gun just put a sled in it and make a single shot, easier on brass.

Shame you didn’t get a good one. Certainly savage isn’t perfect (and I’m a savage apologist lol) but they do need to do better especially on the brake. I do find that the feeding gets normal in time.

That is not the rifle on their website. That is NOT a 110 action. What is going on here?

Savage hasn't impressed me much in the last 20 years. Seems most most of the American rifles have cheapened a little too far with the takeovers of the company. This year I went with Ruger American Predator in 300 Win mag. This is the ultimate cartridge for all game on the North American Continent. Even the Remington didn't impress me. As far as banging a wood stock Weatherby or other high dollar rifle around, I go with what grandpaps said, "you don't have to buy the most expensive, but you do want what works for you." This works for me.

My 4 110’s have never had a feeding problem. That’s def manufacturing defect

The savage 110 action has always needed to be redesigned. It has the heaviest bolt lift, the sloppiest cycling, worst feeding, and worst extracting characteristics of any bolt action on the market in the last 70 years.

Dudes, I am completely honest here. I have 3 model 110s. ALL of them shoot lights out! I'm talking sub .5moa and often .25. I've got 22/250, 6.5, and 308. I simply do not understand your accuracy issues. Something has got to be wrong with your specific rifle. Send it back.

Send it back to Savage and have them replace it. All your issues won’t be issues after that.

Savage Axis - save money and same accuracy with no cycle factors.

I'm on the fence. I hate the low dollar savage rifles. My 250 dollar TC compass shoots better. on the other end I have a savage 110 percision and it is a sub moa rifle out to 1200 yards. I say that because I haven't gotten it out any further then that yet. With factory ammo it can consistently print 10 inch groups at 1200. With 143 grain eldm and superformance powder hand loads more like 8.5 inch groups.

That’s too bad. I was wanting to get this rifle

Just got an Ashbury model 10, looks like a 110, for $1100 used. SAME ACCURACY, annoying, action issues, just junk. Really not happy that savage got rid of the amazing model 10 that were sub moa all day and no issues! W T F. SAVAGE

You need to retorque the action screws the way Stan Pate covers it online. That goes for any model 10/110 or model 12. Do that, and you're accuracy will be shockingly good. As for the feeding/ejecting...that's totally unacceptable. Guns are made by the 100's of thousands in America every year. And have been for more than 100 years. Why problems like this exist, are the same reasons why AI shouldn't scare the anyone at all. If humans are involved, you can bet it'll get more unreliable with time.

Making the statement this is a range rifle is absurd. Just because of the bolt? It isn't fair to even make an assessment on the muzzle brake shooting a caliber that really doesn't need it. The magnum calibers are the only one's fair to assess a muzzle brake on. I hunt out of a blind so a rifle like this would be a fine hunting rifle. Also, a range gun would have a heavy barrel and maybe even fluting like the Savage Tactical that can be shot as a range gun, but even that is not a true range gun. The reason is the magazine. Who needs a long cumbersome magazine at the range? They get in the way. However, you do a nice video and give your opinion which may be agreeable with others, but honestly, some of your opinions are far from the truth like calling a Switchback a true range gun.

Person can read and whatch videos amd talk some talk, but some people are just not gun people.

“kInDa siLlY iT hAs a bRake” tell me you know nothing without telling me.

That was a gun review ????????????? Somewhere Jack O'Connor is weeping. JS The Savage 110 is a fine firearm. I'm wondering if you took the rifle out of the box and straight to the range.... mmmmmmm

There are way better options. You get what you pay for

Not all guns are perfect, lemons happen. That’s why there is a warranty