Savage 110 Predator .204 Ruger 24-inch Fluted Threaded

The Savage 110 Predator .204 Ruger 24-inch Fluted Threaded is a production-grade varmint and predator rifle built for shooters who demand MOA accuracy out of the box without a custom build. Chambered in the flat-shooting .204 Ruger, it combines Savage’s adjustable AccuTrigger, an AccuStock with the AccuFit system, and a 24-inch fluted, threaded barrel. This is a factory rifle that delivers sub-MOA groups with factory ammunition, per Savage’s published accuracy guarantee.

Key Features

• AccuTrigger – User-adjustable from 2.5 to 6 pounds with a crisp, creep-free break. Lets you dial in a trigger pull that matches your shooting style without a gunsmith.
• AccuStock with AccuFit System – Rigid aluminum chassis embedded in the stock, plus interchangeable length-of-pull spacers and comb height inserts. This keeps your eye aligned with the scope and your cheek weld consistent shot after shot.
• 24-Inch Fluted and Threaded Barrel – The fluting reduces weight and improves heat dissipation; the 5/8×24 threaded muzzle accepts a suppressor or brake. For a predator rifle, that means faster follow-up shots and quieter hunting.
• Detachable Box Magazine – Steel magazine feeds .204 Ruger rounds reliably and allows quick reloads without fumbling with internal mags. Useful when a coyote pack shows up.
• Drilled and Tapped Receiver – Accepts standard scope bases (Remington 700 footprint compatible). No need for a gunsmith to mount a quality optic.

Who It’s For

This rifle is for the varmint hunter who walks miles for prairie dogs and coyotes, and for the precision shooter who wants a factory .204 Ruger that holds its own at 500 yards. It’s also for the reloader who wants to push 32-39 grain bullets at 4,000+ fps with tight ES/SD numbers. If you’re tired of heavy target rifles and want a lightweight, carry-friendly predator gun that still prints half-inch groups, this is yours.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: Sub-MOA guarantee out of the box; AccuTrigger is genuinely adjustable without tools; AccuFit lets you dial in fit for different clothing or shooting positions; threaded barrel for suppressor use; .204 Ruger offers minimal recoil and flat trajectory.
• Cons: The synthetic stock, while functional, has a hollow feel compared to a laminate or chassis stock; the Mossy Oak Terra camo pattern may not suit all environments; the 24-inch barrel limits portability in tight brush.

Comparison

The Savage 110 Predator splits the difference: lighter than the Remington 700 SPS, heavier than the Ruger American, but with a more adjustable stock and trigger than either. The fluted, threaded barrel is a clear advantage for suppressor use.

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Last updated: April 2026

According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, .204 Ruger ammunition sales have grown 12% year-over-year among varmint hunters, reflecting its popularity for long-range predator control. This rifle is built to capitalize on that trend.

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