Current Models
| Savage 10FP Model Types | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Model No. | Caliber | Overall Length | Barrel Length | Weight | Stock (with studs) |
Sights |
| 10FP | .308 Win. .223 Rem. |
40" 44" |
20" 24" |
8½ lb (3.9 kg) | Black synthetic | Drilled & tapped for scope |
| 10FLP Left-handed | .308 Win. .223 Rem. |
44" | 24" | 8½ lb (3.9 kg) | Black synthetic | Drilled & tapped for scope |
| 10FP Choate | .308 Win. .223 Rem. |
43¾" | 26" | 11¼ lb (5.1 kg) | Black synthetic Choate adjustable stock w/accessory rail | Drilled & tapped for scope |
| 10FP Folding Choate | .308 Win. | 40.25" | 20" | 10½ lb (4.8 kg) | Black synthetic Choate folding stock w/accessory rail | Drilled & tapped for scope |
| 10FP McMillan | .308 Win. | 46.5" | 24" | 10 lb (4.5 kg) | McMillan fiberglass tactical stock | Drilled & tapped for scope |
| 10FP HS Precision | .308 Win. | 43¾" | 24" | 10 lb (4.5 kg) | Black synthetic HS-Precision tactical stock | Drilled & tapped for scope |
| 10FPXP HS Precision | .308 Win. | 46.25" | 24" | 11 lb (5.0 kg) | Black synthetic HS-Precision tactical stock | Leupold 3.5-10×40mm black matte scope with Mil Dot reticle and flip open lens covers, Farrell Picatinny Rail Base, Harris bipod and Storm heavy duty case included. |
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