Savage Arms has revamped its Ultralite series with four new models engineered around carbon fiber barrel technology, the updated AccuFit V2 adjustment system, and modular components tailored for specific hunting applications. All four rifles incorporate Savage's lightweight construction philosophy while maintaining the platform's 110 action fundamentals.
Savage Expands The Ultralite Lineup With Carbon Fiber Barrel Models
The AccuFit V2 system serves as the common thread across three models. According to Savage, this update enables toolless adjustments for length of pull and comb height without requiring a gunsmith visit. The system includes interchangeable grip modules and M-LOK accessory attachment points across the Pro and Predator variants.
The 110 Ultralite Pro targets versatile hunters. It features a Savage-exclusive camo stock with AccuFit V2, interchangeable grip options, M-LOK panels, and a Blackout Cerakoted action. Barrel options range from 18 to 24 inches in carbon fiber construction. The rifle includes a one-piece 20 MOA Picatinny scope rail and AICS magazine compatibility. Available in Western and Woodland camouflage, MSRPs run from $1,949 to $1,989.
The 110 Ultralite Predator is purpose-built for predator hunters. A hunter green stock houses the AccuFit V2 system and interchangeable grip modules. The design incorporates M-LOK panels with an integral ARCA rail, a Black Ink Cerakoted action, and a skeletonized receiver. Barrel lengths range from 16.5 to 22 inches. The MSRP is $1,899.
The 110 Ultralite Elite V2 represents the lightweight extreme. Built with a carbon fiber-wrapped stainless steel barrel and MDT HNT26 chassis featuring carbon fiber and magnesium construction, the rifle weighs just over 5 pounds. It includes adjustable length of pull and comb height, an integrated ARCA rail, and a one-piece 20 MOA Picatinny scope rail. Savage offers multiple caliber choices with barrel lengths from 18 to 22 inches. MSRPs range from $3,599 to $3,639.
The Impulse Ultralite Pro introduces a straight-pull action to the lineup. It combines a straight-pull mechanism with lightweight construction, featuring a Woodland or Western camo stock with AccuFit V2, interchangeable grips, M-LOK panels, a DLC-coated bolt body, and an 18- to 24-inch carbon fiber barrel. MSRPs range from $2,299 to $2,439.
Savage Ultralite Series Specifications Summary:
- 110 Ultralite Pro: Carbon fiber barrel 18-24", AccuFit V2, camo stock, M-LOK, AICS mag, $1,949-$1,989
- 110 Ultralite Predator: Carbon fiber barrel 16.5-22", hunter green stock, ARCA rail, skeletonized receiver, $1,899
- 110 Ultralite Elite V2: Carbon fiber-wrapped barrel, MDT HNT26 chassis, approximately 5 lbs, multiple calibers 18-22", $3,599-$3,639
- Impulse Ultralite Pro: Straight-pull action, carbon fiber barrel 18-24", AccuFit V2, camo stock, M-Lok, $2,299-$2,439
Given your hunting application, does the straight-pull Impulse design appeal more than a traditional bolt-action platform? For me, the 110 Ultralite Elite V2 is the one, as I’m on the lookout for a low-weight platform.
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