Savage Arms Adds 11/111 DOA Hunter

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posted on November 7, 2016
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New for Savage Arms is the Model 11/111 Trophy Hunter XP Bolt-Action Rifle Package. Ready to shoot out of the box, each package comes with a factory-installed and boresighted Bushnell Trophy DOA 3-9x40 scope. Savage's famed AccuTrigger technology lets shooters adjust the trigger pull from 2.5 to 6 lbs. for crisp, consistent shooting. It also includes a detachable box magazine for fast and convenient loading, the barrel, receiver and stock are all finished in matte black and a carbon-steel barrel ensures accuracy shot after shot.

Learn more at Savagearms.com 

Additional reading:

Emergency Preparedness for Beginners: A Bolt-Action Rifle? which looks at the Savage Arms Model 11/111 Hog Hunter. 

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