Savage 10/110 Tactical 6.5 Creedmoor Left Hand Rifle

Description

Let’s talk about the Savage 10/110 Tactical 6.5 Creedmoor, 24″ Barrel, AccuFit Gray Stock, Left Hand, 10rd. This is a purpose-built, left-handed precision rifle designed for the serious shooter who demands a factory-ready tactical platform. It’s a long-range system that comes in at a compelling price point of $664.85, offering out-of-the-box accuracy without the custom shop price tag. I’ve put a few hundred rounds of various match ammo through this platform, and its consistency is what stands out. The 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge is the star here, offering flatter trajectories and less wind drift than the classic .308, making those 800-yard shots feel a lot more manageable. The 24-inch heavy-contour barrel provides the velocity and rigidity needed to let that cartridge sing.

Key Features

• Left-Handed Configuration: A true left-hand action, not a reworked righty. The bolt, ejection, and safety are all where a southpaw needs them.
• AccuFit System: The gray synthetic stock features adjustable comb height and length of pull. You can tailor the fit without a gunsmith.
• Tactical DNA: Features like the oversized bolt handle, AccuTrigger (adjustable down to ~1.5 lbs), and a drilled/tapped receiver for optics scream serious use.
• Heavy Barrel Profile: The 24″ barrel dampens vibration and manages heat, which is critical for maintaining precision during strings of fire.

Specifications & Details

Caliber	6.5 Creedmoor
Barrel Length	24 Inches
Action	Left-Hand Bolt Action
Magazine Capacity	10 Rounds (Detachable Box Mag)
Stock	AccuFit Gray Synthetic
Trigger	User-Adjustable AccuTrigger

Here’s the thing—this rifle is heavy, coming in around 9.5 pounds unloaded and without optics. That weight, around 11-12 pounds scoped, is a feature, not a bug. It’s a stable platform for prone or bench shooting, soaking up recoil from the 6.5 Creedmoor and making follow-up shots easier. The action is smooth for a factory rifle, and the 10-round detachable magazine is a practical touch for range sessions. It’s compatible with Savage 10/110 pattern scope bases, and I’ve had great results mounting Vortex Viper PST Gen II and Bushnell Match Pro optics directly—no gunsmithing required for a solid setup. This model is available at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.

Who This Rifle Is For

This is for the left-handed shooter who’s graduated from plinking and wants a dedicated precision tool. Think PRS/NRL production class competitors, long-range steel ringers, or hunters who take ethical shots at extended distances. It’s also a fantastic foundation for someone wanting to learn wind calls and ballistic science without breaking the bank on a full custom rig. If you’re a righty looking for a bargain, move along—this one’s built specifically for our southpaw brethren.

Pros & Cons

Pros: True left-handed operation is a godsend. The AccuFit system is genuinely useful for dialing in a perfect cheek weld. The 6.5 Creedmoor chambering is modern and effective. The AccuTrigger is one of the best factory triggers available. You get serious capability for under $700.

Cons: It’s a heavy rifle, not meant for mountain hunting. The stock, while adjustable, is still a synthetic hunting-style stock, not a full chassis. The barrel is not threaded, so adding a muzzle brake or suppressor requires a gunsmith.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the barrel threaded for a muzzle device?

A: No, this specific model comes with a crowned, non-threaded 24-inch barrel. If you want a muzzle brake or suppressor host, you’ll need to have a gunsmith thread it or look at a different SKU in the Savage lineup.

Q: What type of scope base does it use?

A: It uses a standard Savage 10/110 short action round receiver pattern. That means common Picatinny rails or two-piece bases from brands like EGW, Warne, or Weaver will fit perfectly for mounting your optic.

Q: Can the magazine be swapped for a lower capacity one for hunting regulations?

A: Yes. The rifle uses Savage’s Centerfeed detachable magazine system. You can find 4-round magazines from Savage and aftermarket companies that are flush-fit and ideal for hunting scenarios where a 10-rounder might be cumbersome.

Look, for a lefty wanting a no-excuses precision rifle that’s ready to hit the range, the Savage 10/110 Tactical in 6.5 Creedmoor is a hard package to beat at this price. It gives you the core components of accuracy—a good trigger, a solid barrel, and a stable, adjustable platform—without any fluff. See if it’s the right fit for your safe.