The Savage 110 Hunter in .25-06 Rem is a bolt-action rifle built for hunting and general field use. The AccuTrigger lets you dial in pull weight down to roughly 2.5 pounds, which tightens groups without requiring a gunsmith. The AccuStock pairs a rigid aluminum bedding block with AccuFit spacers so the stock fits the action snugly and stays put shot to shot. Comes drilled and tapped for scope rings. 
 

Key Specifications 

• UPC: 011356570383 
• Caliber: .25-06 REM 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 4 Rounds (4+1) 
• Barrel Length: 22 inches 
• Weight: 7.3 lbs 
• Finish: Gray 
   

Detailed Features 

The AccuTrigger is user-adjustable and breaks cleanly without the creep common on factory triggers at this price. The AccuStock's aluminum bedding rail keeps the action aligned shot after shot, which matters at .25-06 velocities where consistency counts. Drilled and tapped sights mean you mount whatever scope you want without adapters. 
 

Usage Scenarios 

The .25-06 is a flat-shooting cartridge well suited to open-country deer and varmint work. At 7.3 lbs it's manageable for a day afield, though not an ultralight carry gun. At the range it rewards careful ammo selection — the caliber is capable but ammunition variety is narrower than .308 or .30-06.

Owners of the Savage 110 in .25-06 REM generally come away positive, with a few consistent reservations worth knowing.

1. Accuracy: Most report tight groups right out of the box, often without any load development. The AccuTrigger gets a lot of the credit here.

2. Build quality: The materials and fit feel solid. Users note the rifle holds up across seasons without finish issues or loose tolerances developing.

3. Adjustable features: The combination of a user-adjustable trigger and AccuFit stock spacers draws consistent praise. Being able to tune both fit and trigger weight without a gunsmith is genuinely useful.

4. Caliber: The .25-06 has fans and skeptics. Hunters who run it in open terrain appreciate the flat trajectory and mild recoil relative to power. Some note that ammo is harder to find at smaller retailers compared to more common calibers.

5. Weight: At 7.3 lbs opinions split by use case. For bench or blind hunting it's fine; for long mountain carries some find it heavy.

6. Value: Most agree the 110 delivers solid performance for the price, particularly given the AccuTrigger and adjustable stock that would cost extra as aftermarket upgrades on competing rifles.

7. Aesthetics: The gray finish is well received, though finish preference is personal.

8. Customer service: Experiences with Savage Arms support are mixed — some owners report fast, helpful responses; others describe friction getting parts or answers.