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    Savage Model 110C in 30-06


    Howdy,

    This is my first post on Savage Shooters and I'm sure I'll draw the ire of some of you old heads but it isn't intentional.

    I have the opportunity to purchase a very gently used Model 110C in 30-06. It has what appears to be a walnut stock and irons. The owner is asking $299. Yes, I have gone online and looked around but I'm not seeing many examples of this particular rifle for price comparison purposes. Do you guys think the $299 is fair considering the rifle is in very good condition? Are there any problems with this particular model that I need to be aware of?

    Thanks (and sorry) in advance.

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    Seems a fair price.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zloe View Post
    Seems a fair price.
    Thank you. I went ahead and purchased it. Seems like a nice rifle.

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    Imho that was a deal. I got a 110C a while back, $275 I think. Synthetic stock so I purchased a Walnut stock. I was over $375 when it was done. Irons are nice for backup.


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    I agree about the irons. I picked the rifle up today. I believe it was manufactured in 1987 but it looks brand new. The stock is nice so overall I'm pretty happy. Thanks for the replies.

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    Mine had some copper build up, looked pretty worn. Cleaned w Sweets and Hoppes. Bore is nice now, stays pretty clear of copper for hunting purposes.

    I also use a bore mop with a couple wraps of paper towel, Flitz, and a power drill to polish the chamber. Not mirror finish, just clean so brass won’t stick.

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    Some of the older Savage 110's are starting to fetch higher prices nowadays if they're in original/unmolested condition - particularly those made prior to 1966 that have the old-style shrouded bolt. While this 110C doesn't fall in that category, snagging it for $300 was a good buy.
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