model 112 22-250

**keeki** · 12-14-2010, 11:29 PM

im kinda new to savages and have a question. a guy just brought a 112 in 22-250 by the house wanting to sell it and i dont really know anything about it. my question is why would a 22-250 have a long action? does ayone know the value of these guns because he seems to be at the upper end of price to me? it has a 26 in heavy barrel, non accutrigger with a bipod. trigger seems to have been worked on because its awful crisp with no travel at about 2lbs. gonna shoot it tomorrow, ill know a little more about it then.

**Blue Avenger** · 12-14-2010, 11:51 PM

model # 112, series J ? or a rebarrel

butt stock description?

**keeki** · 12-15-2010, 12:02 AM

nothin fancy about the stock, just black synthetic looks alot like my 110fp. dont know what a J series is.lol. i do know that the back of the action is flat if that helps

**keeki** · 12-15-2010, 01:16 AM

its not a single shot and the serial number starts with F and its a standard shank with a monte carlo style stock. i did notice how smooth the action is. it seems to be alot smoother than my 110fp, if it shoots as well as my fp then its a keeper.lol

hailstone · 12-15-2010, 08:06 AM

In the beginning Savage only made one action length. The shorter cartridges box magazine cutout in the receiver was positioned towards the chamber end. The rear portion was solid. When a long cartridge was chambered the opening was milled the full length for the box magazine.