Used Savage Arms Values 2026:
Every Model, Every Caliber.
Savage Arms was founded in 1894 by Arthur Savage in Utica, New York. The Model 110 (1958) is the longest continuously-produced bolt-action centerfire rifle in U.S. history. Savage pioneered the user-adjustable AccuTrigger (2003), now standard across the line, and is the third-largest American bolt-action maker by volume after Remington and Ruger. Owns Stevens (1864) for budget rifles and shotguns. Recent acquisitions added the Renegauge shotgun line, Impulse straight-pull rifle, and MSR-15/MSR-10 AR-platform rifles.
Get an Instant Valuation →Model 110 Centerfire Bolt-Action Rifles
The flagship Model 110 platform in every common chambering.
Axis / Axis II Budget Bolt-Actions
Savage's affordable hunting bolt-action line.
Impulse Straight-Pull
America's first mass-produced straight-pull bolt-action rifle.
Rimfire Rifles (Mark II / Rascal / A22 / B Mag)
Savage's bolt-action and semi-auto rimfire line.
AR-Platform Rifles (MSR-15 / MSR-10)
Savage's modern sporting rifles.
Renegauge Semi-Auto Shotguns
Savage's gas-operated 12-gauge autoloader line.
Stevens / Discontinued / Historic
Stevens-branded budget production, historic Savage rifles, and discontinued models.
Limited Editions / Anniversary
Savage commemorative editions and Custom shop production.
