Very early production with a 4 digit serial number, has sharp checkering, good blue, good wood, no cracks splits or extra holes, excellent bore, correct sights, original aluminum buttplate, minor blemishes. These early 110's are very light, well balanced, and shoot really well. People either don't know about them or they under-estimate how nice they really are. I've got one in .243 that shoots less than 1/2" with Nosler Partitions. That is hard to top with any rifle. This rifle should be put to work. I'm getting a lot of glare in the photos. It looks nicer in person than the photos. $450 and I'll ship it for $45.

Beautiful.

I wish the photos weren't so washed out, it makes the bluing look bad. We have lots of windows and no way to block out the glare.

That’s a lot of rifle for 5 bones!

They really are very nice rifles. Picked up a left handed one a few years ago that my nephew now owns. It has some engraving and may be a deluxe. Either way good luck with your sale on an oldie but a goody.

For some odd reason I was expecting a pre-64 Win M70...

Very pretty example of the early 110 Fireball, and great price!

$495 shipped not right?

Trades?

Yes.

All:

Roy’s guns are always better than advertised. I have bought a few from him and it’s always the case.

This rifle was made when light weights were the rage. Winchester made the featherweight M70, Remington made the 725, Husky made the 4100. And Savage made this.

I would bet a crispy $5 that the Savage was the most accurate.

$495 and I pay shipping.

Nice rifle.

It's not that I want to sell it so much, as that I'd really like to see this go somewhere where it will get used

$450 shipped, no lower.