Love my old 110 Tactical .308

[GaCop]

One of my other Savage rifles a 1942. I have a total of four now.

What series No 32 scope is on the No4T? I used to collect miitary rifles and had a "T" in my collection along with a Savage made No4 and a Fazakerly No5 Jungle Carbine. THe "T" is worh big bucks. Do you have the transit chest?

[GaCop]

I handloaded for mine using Sierra 174 grain Match Kings and it would shoot a consistant inch at 100 yards.

[MJ11]

#32 MkIII

The correct #34 MkII was in England having a chipped lens replaced when the photo was taken..

The 174g SMK is the name of the game.

Sometimes the 150g Game King SP with flat base is a good choice for older barrels ..

[GaCop]

#32 MkIII

The correct #34 MkII was in England having a chipped lens replaced when the photo was taken..

The 174g SMK is the name of the game.

Sometimes the 150g Game King SP with flat base is a good choice for older barrels ..

Excellent accuracy for a No III Mk1. You make me wish I still collected miiltary rifles. I miss my Mk1 "T", Arisaka Type 38 sniper and Russian SVT 40.

[MJ11]

I would ask why stop. The average $45 #4 from a pickle barrel twenty years ago can run $450+ today.

I never looked at like an investment but having a bit of history. My old Savage 110's feel the same to me today.

I have enjoyed the You tube videos of the Savage assembly and production lines over and over. Especially the barrel making and trigger fitting.

Well worth the time to watch.