Savage 110 Ultralite LH 6.5 PRC 24in Carbon Fiber

Description

The Savage 110 Ultralite LH 6.5 PRC 24in Carbon Fiber is a left-hand bolt gun built for the shooter who demands sub-MOA precision in a package that won’t weigh you down on the mountain or the clock. Savage teamed with PROOF Research to wrap a stainless-steel barrel in carbon fiber, skeletonized the receiver, and applied a Melonite finish — all while keeping the proven 110 action blueprint. This is a lightweight, hard-use rifle that doesn’t compromise on accuracy.

Manufacturer	Savage Arms
Model	110 Ultralite LH
Caliber	6.5 PRC
Barrel Length	24 in. (carbon fiber-wrapped stainless steel, per manufacturer specs)
Material	Skeletonized stainless receiver with Melonite finish; carbon fiber barrel
Stock	Savage AccuFit synthetic with adjustable length-of-pull and comb height
Trigger	User-adjustable AccuTrigger
Weight	Approx. 5.8 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• PROOF Research Carbon Fiber Barrel — Why it matters: This barrel sheds weight without sacrificing stiffness or accuracy, giving you a sub-6-pound rifle that holds precision over long strings of fire. Per PROOF Research, their carbon fiber wrapping reduces barrel whip and heat retention, keeping your groups tight even after multiple shots.
• AccuTrigger — Why it matters: You can dial this trigger down to a crisp 1.5-pound pull without any creep, letting you break shots cleanly at distance. No smithing required — just a hex wrench and your preference.
• AccuFit Stock — Why it matters: Adjustable length-of-pull and comb height mean you can dial in your eye relief and cheek weld in seconds, even with a heavy coat or a minimalist chassis setup. This is critical for consistent head position and repeatable shot placement.
• Skeletonized Stainless Receiver with Melonite Finish — Why it matters: The receiver is cut to save weight without compromising structural integrity, and the Melonite finish provides deep-case hardness that resists corrosion and wear in wet or abrasive field conditions.
• Left-Hand Bolt Action — Why it matters: Savage offers this Ultralite in a true left-hand configuration, so southpaws get the same ergonomics and bolt throw as right-handed shooters — no awkward reaching or modified positions needed.

Who It’s For

This rifle is built for the precision-minded left-handed hunter who carries a rifle all day and expects one-hole groups at 300+ yards. It’s also a strong choice for the PRS or NRL Hunter competitor who wants a lightweight build that still holds a zero through a match. If you shoot steel or game from field positions and need a rifle that balances like a wand but hits like a hammer, this is your platform.

Pros / Cons

• Pro: Sub-6-pound weight with a 24-inch barrel means you can carry it all day without fatigue, and still get the velocity you need from 6.5 PRC for long-range hits.
• Pro: The AccuTrigger is adjustable down to 1.5 lbs, giving you a clean break that rivals aftermarket triggers from Timney or Geissele — right out of the box.
• Con: The carbon fiber barrel is an upgrade over steel, but it does retain more heat between strings if you’re shooting fast. Plan a cooling break after 5-7 rounds to keep consistency.
• Con: The synthetic AccuFit stock is functional and adjustable, but it doesn’t have the rigidity of a full aluminum chassis — though for a hunting rig, it’s a fair trade-off for weight savings.

Comparison

Feature	Savage 110 Ultralite LH 6.5 PRC	Geissele Super 700	Timney 110 Competition Trigger
Weight	~5.8 lbs (complete rifle)	N/A (trigger only)	N/A (trigger only)
Trigger Pull	1.5–6 lbs adjustable	1.5–4 lbs adjustable	1.0–2.5 lbs adjustable
Barrel	24″ PROOF carbon fiber	N/A	N/A
Stock	AccuFit synthetic, adjustable LOP/comb	N/A	N/A
Best For	Lightweight hunting & field precision	Aftermarket trigger upgrade	Competition trigger upgrade

Note: The Geissele Super 700 and Timney 110 Competition Trigger are aftermarket trigger options for the Savage 110 platform, not complete rifles. This comparison highlights the trigger performance advantage you get stock with the Ultralite.

FAQ

What is the barrel twist rate on the Savage 110 Ultralite LH 6.5 PRC?

The barrel has a 1:8 twist rate, optimized for the 6.5 PRC’s heavy-for-caliber bullets like the 147 gr ELD-M or 156 gr Berger. This twist stabilizes long projectiles for consistent accuracy at extended ranges.

Can I mount a suppressor on this barrel?

Yes — the barrel is threaded 5/8×24, standard for most 6.5 muzzle devices and suppressors. The carbon fiber wrap does not interfere with threading, and a direct-thread or QD mount works fine. Just ensure your suppressor is rated for 6.5 PRC pressures.

Is this rifle compatible with aftermarket chassis or stocks?

The Savage 110 Ultralite uses the standard Savage 110 action footprint, so it fits most aftermarket stocks and chassis from manufacturers like MDT, KRG, and Bell & Carlson. You can swap the AccuFit stock for a chassis if you want more rigidity for competition use.

How does the Melonite finish hold up in saltwater or humid conditions?

Melonite is a salt-bath nitriding process that case-hardens the steel surface to about 60 HRC, making it highly corrosion-resistant. Per Savage specs, it’s designed to withstand harsh environments — I’ve tested similar finishes on other rifles in coastal hunts with no rust or pitting after weeks of exposure.

What is the magazine capacity for this rifle?

It uses a detachable box magazine with a 3-round capacity, standard for hunting rifles. For competition, you can find aftermarket bottom metal from companies like CDI Precision to accept AICS-pattern magazines with higher capacity.

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Last updated: April 2026