Savage Arms 32518 110 Ridge Hunter 375 Ruger 5+1 20″ Heavy Barrel, Flat Dark Gray Adj LOP Synthetic Stock, Left Hand

The Savage Arms 32518 110 Ridge Hunter 375 Ruger 5+1 20″ Heavy Barrel, Flat Dark Gray Adj LOP Synthetic Stock, Left Hand is a production-level precision hunting rifle built for shooters who demand sub-MOA accuracy from a magnum cartridge. Chambered in .375 Ruger, this left-hand model pairs a 20-inch heavy barrel with Savage’s adjustable length-of-pull synthetic stock, delivering consistent shot-to-shot performance in a package that weighs 8.2 pounds empty. Per Savage Arms specs, the 110 Ridge Hunter is designed to handle heavy recoil without sacrificing shooter ergonomics, making it a viable option for dangerous game and long-range target work.

Manufacturer	Savage Arms
Model	110 Ridge Hunter
Material	Synthetic stock, carbon steel barrel (per manufacturer specs)
Compatibility	.375 Ruger ammunition (SAAMI spec)
Finish	Flat Dark Gray synthetic stock, matte black barrel/receiver
Weight	8.2 lbs (per manufacturer specs)
Condition	New

Key Features

• Adjustable Length of Pull (LOP) Stock — The Flat Dark Gray synthetic stock adjusts from 12.5 to 14.25 inches, allowing you to dial in proper eye relief and cheek weld for magnum recoil management. Why it matters: consistent cheek weld directly translates to repeatable shot placement, especially under heavy recoil from a .375 Ruger.
• 20″ Heavy Barrel, Left-Hand Action — The 20-inch heavy contour barrel reduces muzzle rise and maintains stiffness for sustained fire strings. Why it matters: a shorter, heavier barrel keeps harmonics tight and velocity variation low, critical when your target is 300+ yards away.
• 5+1 Round Capacity in .375 Ruger — The detachable box magazine holds five rounds plus one in the chamber. Why it matters: .375 Ruger delivers .375 H&H energy in a shorter action, and the box magazine allows fast reloads without fumbling with internal box magazines.
• AccuTrigger with Adjustable Pull Weight — Savage’s AccuTrigger lets you set pull weight from 2.5 to 6 pounds without tools. Why it matters: a crisp, predictable trigger break eliminates shooter-induced flinch, especially important when managing magnum recoil.
• Left-Hand Configuration — The bolt handle, ejection port, and safety are mirrored for left-handed shooters. Why it matters: left-handed shooters lose no speed or control — this rifle cycles naturally without breaking cheek weld.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the left-handed precision shooter who wants a production-grade magnum platform without paying custom gunsmith prices. It suits hunters chasing elk, moose, or African plains game at medium to long range, as well as range shooters who appreciate the .375 Ruger’s flat trajectory out to 400 yards. If you’re a lefty who has been forced to shoot right-handed rifles, this model eliminates the compromise.

Pros / Cons

• Pro: Sub-MOA guarantee from a factory barrel — Savage backs it with a 1-MOA accuracy guarantee, and most examples shoot 0.75 MOA with handloads.
• Pro: Adjustable LOP stock accommodates body armor or heavy winter clothing without losing eye relief.
• Con: The synthetic stock lacks the rigidity of a chassis system — shooters pushing beyond 600 yards may notice fore-end flex under bipod pressure.
• Con: Recoil is stout even with the heavy barrel — expect 30-40 ft-lbs of free recoil energy, so a muzzle brake or suppressor is recommended for extended range sessions.

Comparison: Savage 110 Ridge Hunter vs. Competitors

Feature	Savage 110 Ridge Hunter .375 Ruger	Geissele Super Duty 6.5 Creedmoor	Timney Triggers Competition Rifle
Caliber	.375 Ruger	6.5 Creedmoor	6.5 Creedmoor (custom build)
Action	Left-hand, push-feed	Right-hand, direct impingement (AR-10)	Right-hand, custom bolt
Barrel Length	20″ heavy	16″ CHF	22″ match grade
Stock/Chassis	Adjustable LOP synthetic	Geissele Super Duty handguard	Custom chassis (Timney trigger)
Trigger	AccuTrigger 2.5-6 lbs	Geissele SSA-E 3.5 lbs	Timney 2-stage 1.5 lbs
Left-Hand Option	Yes	No	Custom order only
MSRP	$802.03	$2,400+	$3,000+ (custom)

FAQ

Does the Savage 110 Ridge Hunter .375 Ruger accept a muzzle brake?

Yes, the barrel is threaded 5/8-24. A quality muzzle brake like the Precision Armament M4-72 will reduce felt recoil by 40-50%, making the .375 Ruger manageable for extended shooting.

What is the effective range of the .375 Ruger in this rifle?

With standard 270-grain loads, the .375 Ruger stays supersonic past 1,200 yards. Practical accuracy for hunting is 400-500 yards; precision target work holds sub-MOA groups to 300 yards with factory ammunition.

Is the stock adjustable for comb height?

No, the stock adjusts for length of pull only. Comb height is fixed. For high-magnification scopes, consider an adjustable cheek riser kit or aftermarket stock.

Can I use .375 Ruger ammunition in a .375 H&H rifle?

No. .375 Ruger and .375 H&H are different cartridges — different case length, headspace, and pressure. Do not attempt to interchange them. This rifle is chambered exclusively for .375 Ruger SAAMI spec ammunition.

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Last updated: April 2026