Description
Picture this: you’re on a Missouri ridgeline at first light, glassing a CRP field. A coyote appears at 300 yards, a fleeting shadow against the frost. You need a rifle that’s steady, flat-shooting, and ready for the moment. That’s the mission profile of the Savage 10/110 Predator, 22-250 Remington, 24″ Barrel, AccuFit Realtree Max1, 4 rd. This is a purpose-built varmint and predator rifle designed for precision at extended ranges, offering a blend of Savage’s renowned accuracy and hunter-focused ergonomics right out of the box.
At its core, this rifle is built on Savage’s proven 110 action, known for its strength and reliability. The 22-250 Remington cartridge is the star here—a legendary round that drives lightweight bullets at blistering speeds, making it devastating on coyotes, prairie dogs, and other small to medium predators. With a listed muzzle velocity often exceeding 3,600 fps, it delivers a laser-like trajectory that minimizes holdover and maximizes confidence on distant targets. The 24-inch barrel provides the full powder burn and velocity the cartridge is famous for, giving you every possible foot-per-second advantage. This rifle is ready for your next predator call, with no gunsmithing required to achieve sub-MOA accuracy potential.
Key Features & Build
The AccuFit system is a genuine game-changer for fit. It’s not just a spacer kit; it allows independent adjustment of comb height and length of pull. You can tailor the stock to your frame and optic setup, ensuring a consistent, natural weld every time you shoulder the rifle. This translates directly to better shot placement, especially from improvised field positions. The Realtree Max-1 camo isn’t just for show—it breaks up the rifle’s outline effectively in the mixed cover of Missouri’s agricultural and timbered edges.
Savage’s AccuTrigger is the heart of its accuracy reputation. It’s a user-adjustable trigger that breaks cleanly, typically between 2.5 and 6 pounds. You can set it for a crisp, predictable pull that helps manage the rifle’s light recoil and allows for precise shot execution. The rifle comes topped with a factory-installed Picatinny rail, making optic mounting straightforward. It’s ready for popular scopes from brands like Vortex, Leupold, or Bushnell. The 4-round detachable box magazine offers a low profile for prone shooting and quick reloads. With an overall weight around 8.5 lbs unscoped, it’s a rifle you can carry all day but is heavy enough to be steady from a bipod or shooting sticks.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | 10/110 Predator |
| Caliber | 22-250 Remington |
| Barrel Length | 24″ |
| Magazine Capacity | 4 Rounds |
| Stock | AccuFit, Realtree Max-1 Camo |
| Trigger | User-Adjustable AccuTrigger |
Pros: The 22-250 chambering offers exceptional flat trajectory and long-range capability for its class. The AccuFit system provides a custom fit for any shooter. The AccuTrigger is one of the best factory triggers available. The included rail and camo finish add immediate value. At $781.04, it represents a strong value in the precision predator rifle market.
Cons: The 22-250 is known for barrel throat erosion with high-volume shooting—it’s a hunter, not a target plinker. Ammunition can be more expensive and less common than .223 Remington. The synthetic stock, while functional, may not have the premium feel of a chassis system.
Who This Rifle Is For
This Savage is for the serious predator hunter who engages targets beyond the range of a standard .223. It’s for the landowner managing coyote populations across Missouri pastures, or the varmint shooter wanting to reach out across a cut soybean field. If your shots are regularly past 200 yards and you demand a first-round hit, this cartridge and rifle combination is a logical choice. It’s also an excellent entry into long-range shooting fundamentals, thanks to its manageable recoil and inherent accuracy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the 22-250 suitable for deer hunting in Missouri?
A: While capable, the 22-250 is not legal for deer hunting in Missouri. State regulations require centerfire cartridges .24 caliber or larger. This rifle is purpose-built for varmints and predators like coyote and bobcat.
Q: What type of scope magnification is recommended for this rifle?
A: A variable-power scope in the 4-16x or 6-24x range is ideal. You need enough magnification for precise shot placement at 400+ yards, but a lower bottom end for closer, fast-moving targets. Look for models with adjustable parallax.
Q: Can the length of pull be adjusted for a shooter wearing heavy winter clothing?
A: Yes, that’s a key advantage of the AccuFit system. The buttpad spacers can be quickly added or removed in the field to lengthen or shorten the stock, allowing you to maintain proper fit and control regardless of your gear.
Ready to put a precision, long-range predator tool in your hands? This Savage 10/110 Predator configuration is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide. FFL transfer required for firearm purchases.
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