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Gun of the Week: Savage 11/111 Lady Hunter

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Published on February 5, 2013
Category: Reviews
Duration: 3:10

The Savage 11/111 Lady Hunter is a rifle specifically designed for female hunters, incorporating feedback from women to ensure a comfortable and effective shooting experience. Key features include a high comb stock for better cheek weld, a shortened length of pull (12.5 inches), a thinned grip for smaller hands, and a focus on reducing front-end weight with a 20-inch barrel and trimmer forend. The rifle also boasts Savage's adjustable Accu-Trigger, user-adjustable from 1.5 to 6 pounds, and is available in eight popular chamberings.

Tags

Savage 11/111 Lady Hunter
Women's Hunting Rifle
Adjustable Accu-Trigger
Short Length of Pull
High Comb Stock
Lightweight Rifle
20-inch Barrel
Walnut Stock
Hunting Rifle Review
Female Hunter Rifle

Quick Summary

The Savage 11/111 Lady Hunter rifle is engineered with female shooters in mind, featuring a high comb stock, a 12.5-inch length of pull, and a thinned grip for enhanced comfort and handling. It also includes an adjustable Accu-Trigger and a lightweight design with a 20-inch barrel, making it a well-balanced option for women in hunting.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Women's Gun Design
  2. 00:15Past vs. Present Women's Firearms
  3. 00:24Savage's Approach to the Lady Hunter
  4. 00:34Key Features of the Lady Hunter
  5. 00:42Stock Design: High Comb and Slope
  6. 01:00Length of Pull Explained
  7. 01:20Grip Design for Smaller Hands
  8. 01:29Weight and Balance Considerations
  9. 01:54Accu-Trigger Functionality
  10. 02:23Available Chamberings
  11. 02:43Female Shooter Feedback and Value
  12. 02:56Cosmetics and MSRP
  13. 03:02Conclusion and Where to Find More

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Savage 11/111 Lady Hunter rifle specifically designed for women?

The Savage Lady Hunter incorporates a high comb stock for better cheek weld, a shortened 12.5-inch length of pull, and a thinned grip to accommodate smaller hands. These features, developed with input from female hunters, aim to provide superior comfort and handling compared to standard rifles.

How does the stock design of the Savage Lady Hunter improve shooting comfort and accuracy?

The stock features a very high comb, designed to align a woman's proportionally longer neck with the sights, reducing strain. Additionally, the sloped design of the stock facilitates easier target acquisition when looking through the scope, contributing to a more comfortable and effective shooting experience.

What are the key weight and balance features of the Savage Lady Hunter?

Savage focused on reducing front-end weight by equipping the Lady Hunter with a short, light 20-inch barrel and a trimmer forend. This design choice diminishes balance issues and makes the rifle easier to handle and aim, especially during extended periods of carrying or maneuvering in the field.

Can the trigger on the Savage Lady Hunter be adjusted?

Yes, the Savage Lady Hunter features the adjustable Accu-Trigger, which is user-adjustable from 1.5 to 6 pounds. This allows shooters to customize the trigger pull weight to their preference, which can significantly enhance shooting accuracy.

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