Savage builds the 110 Core Tactical as a bolt-action rifle chambered in 6mm ARC, and this configuration is set up specifically for left-handed shooters. Its 18-inch carbon steel barrel carries a straight-fluted, medium-contour profile meant to stay rigid while shedding weight, and the barreled action wears a Platinum Cerakote finish under a Coyote Tan synthetic stock. 
 

Key Specifications 

• Brand: Savage Arms 
• Model: 110 Core Tactical 
• Caliber: 6mm ARC 
• Action: Bolt Action 
• Capacity: 10+1 
• Barrel Length: 18" 
• Stock Color: Coyote Tan 
• Finish: Platinum Cerakote 
   

Detailed Features 

• Left-hand action and controls for left-handed shooters 
• Straight-fluted 18-inch medium-contour barrel to trim weight forward 
• Detachable 10-round AICS-compatible magazine 
• User-adjustable AccuTrigger for a tunable pull 
• Forend carries an integral ARCA rail plus M-Lok slots along a beavertail profile for bipods and support gear 
• AccuFit V2 synthetic stock finished in Coyote Tan to match the barreled action

Left-hand bolt guns are a small slice of the market, so Savage getting a dedicated left-hand 110 Core Tactical out there gets noticed by left-handed shooters who are used to settling for a right-hand gun or paying more for a custom build. The AccuTrigger is one of the platform's most consistently praised features, and owners like being able to adjust pull weight themselves instead of sending the rifle out for a trigger job.

In the field, the Coyote Tan synthetic stock and fluted barrel keep the rifle from feeling front-heavy, and the M-Lok forend makes mounting a bipod or sling stud straightforward. The 6mm ARC chambering draws a mix of hunters and AR-pattern shooters who want a bolt-gun companion running the same cartridge, and reaction to the round itself is generally positive though ammunition selection is still catching up to more established calibers.

Value is where the 110 Core Tactical tends to win people over. It undercuts a lot of chassis-style tactical rifles while still delivering an AICS magazine interface and an ARCA rail, and the aftermarket for Savage 110 stocks and triggers is deep enough that owners who want to upgrade later usually can.