Savage 110 vs 112

[Eric]

What is the difference between these two Savage models? Are both pillar
bedded? Is it barrel length or triggers?

Eric

[Joseph D. Whittemore III]

In article <6jumtt$7...@xring.cs.umd.edu>, Er...@oakweb.com says...
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#What is the difference between these two Savage models? Are both pillar
#bedded? Is it barrel length or triggers?
#
#Eric
#

slightly nicer "look" to the 112 series (IMHO)

112 series are 26" barrel 110 series are 24"
112 series offer "fluted" barrel

that's the only differences I see.....

oh yes - (some of) the 112 series come with ear-muffs
and a trigger lock

- jw

post post: I own the 110FP in .223 and LOVE the rifle
right out of the box!!!!!! Pet handload
has produced 5shot group of .334!!!!!!

[Christopher Morton]

On 20 May 1998 22:55:36 -0400, "Cosmic Charlie" <bo...@inlink.com>
wrote:

#Get a copy of the savage brochure, or check their web site. Not all of the
#110s are pillar bedded - Just the "target/tactical" models. I know that the
#112BVSS and FVSS are pillar bedded, as is the 110FP. The barrel length is
#2" more on the varmint guns. The trigger is the same, but can be replaced
#with a Canjar set trigger.

The short action 10FPs are pillar bedded too.

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