Description
The Savage 111 Doa Hunter Xp 338win Pkg is a complete, ready-to-hunt bolt-action rifle chambered in the powerful .338 Winchester Magnum cartridge. It’s a factory package that includes a mounted and bore-sighted scope, designed for hunters who need a long-range, hard-hitting solution for the largest North American game. This package delivers out-of-the-box capability for a price point that demands attention.
When it comes to taking elk, moose, or bear at extended ranges, you need a cartridge that carries energy and a rifle built for the task. The .338 Win Mag is that cartridge, and the Savage 111 is the platform. This package is built for the hunter who doesn’t want to piece together a system—it’s assembled, sighted, and ready for the field. The total package price is $447.52.
Key Features
- Complete Hunt-Ready Package: Comes with a mounted and bore-sighted 3-9x40mm scope, so you can head to the range for final zeroing without the hassle of sourcing and mounting optics.
- .338 Winchester Magnum Chambering: Provides authoritative stopping power for the largest game species, with flat trajectory for confident shots at distance.
- Savage AccuTrigger: User-adjustable trigger allows you to set pull weight to your preference, a critical feature for precision shooting with a magnum caliber.
- Drilled and Tapped Receiver: Ready for scope mounting, but also offers flexibility for aftermarket rail systems from brands like EGW or Weaver for different optic setups.
- Stainless Steel Barrel: Offers enhanced corrosion resistance, which is a practical advantage during long, wet hunts in the backcountry.
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | .338 Winchester Magnum |
| Action | Bolt Action |
| Barrel Type | Stainless Steel |
| Trigger | Adjustable AccuTrigger |
| Magazine Capacity | 4+1 Rounds |
| Overall Length | Approx. 46.5 inches |
The rifle features a synthetic stock designed to handle weather and rough use, and the 22-inch barrel provides a good balance between velocity and maneuverability in timber. The package scope, a 3-9x40mm, is a versatile magnification range for most big-game hunting scenarios. Here’s the thing—this is a tool, not a showpiece. It’s built to perform a specific, demanding job. The total weight of the rifle, unloaded, sits around 8.5 pounds, which helps manage the substantial recoil of the .338 Win Mag cartridge.
Who This Rifle Is For
This package is for the serious big-game hunter in Missouri and beyond who is targeting elk in the Rockies, moose in Canada, or large-bodied whitetail in heavy cover where penetration is key. It’s for the hunter who values a straightforward, reliable system over custom tinkering. It’s also a practical choice for those in Alaska or the Mountain West who need a rifle capable of stopping a defensive charge from dangerous game. The package nature means it’s drop-in ready, requiring no gunsmithing to get from the box to the bench for final zero.
Pros & Cons
Pros: Exceptional value for a complete magnum rifle system. The .338 Win Mag is a proven, widely available cartridge capable of taking any game on the continent. The AccuTrigger is a standout factory feature that enhances shootability. The stainless/synthetic construction is durable and low-maintenance for harsh conditions.
Cons: Recoil is significant—not a rifle for a new or recoil-sensitive shooter. Ammunition cost is higher than standard hunting calibers like .308 Winchester. The included scope is functional but may be upgraded by hunters wanting higher-end glass for extreme long-range work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the scope truly ready to shoot?
A: The scope is mounted and bore-sighted at the factory. This gets you on paper at 100 yards, but you must still fire the rifle and perform a proper zeroing procedure to ensure precise point of impact for your specific ammunition. It saves a major step, not the final step.
Q: What kind of effective range does this rifle have?
A: With the .338 Win Mag cartridge and proper shooting skill, ethical shots on large game can be made out to 400+ yards. The cartridge carries lethal energy well beyond distances most hunters should ever attempt. Mastery of holdover and wind drift is essential at those ranges.
Q: Can I use this for deer hunting in Missouri?
A: Absolutely, but it’s overkill. The .338 Win Mag will certainly get the job done, but the recoil and ammunition cost are excessive for whitetail. It’s better suited for the largest game or for hunters who want one rifle to cover everything, including potential future hunts out West. This package is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide, following all FFL transfer requirements.
If you’re preparing for a hunt where shot placement and terminal performance are non-negotiable, the Savage 111 package presents a logical starting point. Review the specifications, consider the game you pursue, and see if this hard-hitting system aligns with your needs.




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