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Savage rifles are known for exceptional accuarcy at a low price point. They make various hunting, competition and tactical models. The 10/110 (10 is the short action, 110 long) was introduced in 1956 and is availible in the 10/110 (currently law enforcement models) 11/111 (hunting models) and 16/116 (stainless barrell. | Savage rifles are known for exceptional accuarcy at a low price point. They make various hunting, competition and tactical models. The 10/110 (10 is the short action, 110 long) was introduced in 1956 and is availible in the 10/110 (currently name for law enforcement models) 11/111 (hunting models) and 16/116 (stainless barrell). | ||
The Savage 10/110 series has been used in: | The Savage 10/110 series has been used in: | ||
Revision as of 01:36, 31 May 2009
Savage rifles are known for exceptional accuarcy at a low price point. They make various hunting, competition and tactical models. The 10/110 (10 is the short action, 110 long) was introduced in 1956 and is availible in the 10/110 (currently name for law enforcement models) 11/111 (hunting models) and 16/116 (stainless barrell). The Savage 10/110 series has been used in:
Film
- Boondock Saints, The Model 11/111 seen on armory wall.
- Polic officer in Swordfish, 10fp version.
- Miami Vice (2006), 10fp version.
- Josh_Hartnett as Slevin in Lucky Number Slevin. (10 Predator Hunter)
Television
- Michelle Ryan as Jaime Sommers in Bionic Woman (customized 10fp)