SAV 32631 110 CORE PREDATOR 556 22 HGRN

The SAV 32631 110 Core Predator .556 22 HGRN is a factory-built precision rig that puts a 22-inch heavy barrel and a threaded muzzle on a Savage 110 action, chambered in 5.56 NATO. Per Savage Arms specs, this rifle delivers sub-MOA accuracy out of the box with match-grade ammunition, making it a cost-effective entry point for long-range shooters who want a dedicated predator or target platform without dropping custom-rifle money.

Manufacturer	Savage Arms
Model	110 Core Predator
Material	Carbon steel barrel, synthetic stock (per manufacturer specs)
Compatibility	5.56 NATO / .223 Remington
Finish	Matte black oxide barrel, black synthetic stock
Weight	Approximately 7.5 lbs (as shipped, per Savage specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• 22-inch heavy barrel, 1:8 twist — Why it matters: The 1:8 twist stabilizes 62–77 grain bullets perfectly, giving you the flexibility to shoot light varmint loads or heavy match projectiles without losing precision.
• Threaded muzzle (5/8×24) — Why it matters: You can mount a suppressor or muzzle brake directly, reducing recoil and signature for follow-up shots or quiet predator hunting.
• Savage AccuTrigger — Why it matters: Adjustable from 2.5 to 6 lbs, this trigger breaks clean and crisp, eliminating the creep that causes flyers at 500+ yards.
• AccuStock system — Why it matters: The aluminum bedding block locks the action in place, preventing stock flex and maintaining consistent bedding from shot to shot, even in field conditions.

Who It’s For

This rifle is built for the shooter who wants a reliable, accurate bolt gun for predator hunting (coyotes, bobcats) or steel ringing out to 600 yards. It’s also a strong choice for the budget-conscious long-range beginner who needs a factory rifle that can hold its own against custom builds.

Pros & Cons

• Pros: Sub-MOA guarantee; AccuTrigger is a genuine advantage over budget triggers; threaded barrel ready for can; price point under $1,000 for a heavy-barrel precision rifle.
• Cons: Stock is synthetic and feels a bit flexy compared to a chassis system—if you push past 800 yards, you’ll want to upgrade to a chassis or bed the action.

Comparison: Savage 110 Core Predator vs. Competitors

Feature	Savage 110 Core Predator	Geissele Super Duty Rifle (AR-15)	Timney Triggers (aftermarket drop-in)
Action type	Bolt action	Semi-auto	N/A (trigger only)
Barrel length	22″ heavy	16″ or 14.5″	N/A
Twist rate	1:8	1:7	N/A
Trigger	AccuTrigger (adjustable 2.5–6 lbs)	Geissele SSA-E (single-stage)	Timney 3lb (single-stage)
Price (approx)	$961.84	$1,800+	$150–$200
Best for	Precision hunting, target shooting	Duty, competition, versatility	Trigger upgrade for any rifle

FAQ

What is the barrel twist rate on the SAV 32631 110 Core Predator?

The barrel is a 22-inch heavy contour with a 1:8 twist rate, optimized for 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington rounds from 55 to 77 grains.

Is this rifle compatible with .223 Remington ammunition?

Yes, the chamber is 5.56 NATO, which safely fires .223 Remington. However, for best accuracy, use 5.56-spec brass or match .223 loads.

Does the Savage 110 Core Predator come with a scope base?

Yes, the receiver is drilled and tapped for Savage’s proprietary scope base pattern (flat-top). You’ll need a one-piece base or rings designed for Savage short-action receivers.

Can I mount a suppressor on this rifle?

Absolutely. The muzzle is threaded 5/8×24, and the heavy barrel provides enough rigidity for suppressor use. Just ensure your suppressor is rated for 5.56 pressure.

Final Check

• ✅ Nationwide delivery (all 50 states)
• ✅ Ships 1–2 business days
• ✅ 30-day returns
• ✅ Secure checkout

Looking for more precision gear? Check out our Bolt Action Rifles, Rifle Scopes, and Suppressors.

Last updated: April 2026