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* [[Josh_Hartnett]] as Slevin in Lucky Number Slevin. (10 Predator Hunter) | * [[Josh_Hartnett]] as Slevin in Lucky Number Slevin. (10 Predator Hunter) | ||
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| + | * [[Dylan McDermott]] as Sgt. Lazerov in [[Edison]], 10fp version with an OD green Choate "Ultimate Sniper" stock. | ||
==Television== | ==Television== | ||
Revision as of 21:40, 10 November 2009
Savage rifles are known for exceptional accuarcy at a low price point. They make various hunting, competition and tactical models. The 10/110 (10 is the short action, 110 long) was introduced in 1956 and is availible in the 10/110 (currently name for law enforcement models) 11/111 (hunting models) and 16/116 (stainless barrel). Savage rifles are also able to switch between cetain calibers quite easily with minimal amount of tools, making them versatile and very popular amongst shooters who cannot afford multiple rifles.
The Savage 10/110 Rifles appears in the following movies, TV shows, and video games:
Film
- Boondock Saints, The Model 11/111 seen on armory wall.
- Police officer in Swordfish, 10fp version.
- Miami Vice (2006), 10fp version.
- Josh_Hartnett as Slevin in Lucky Number Slevin. (10 Predator Hunter)
- Dylan McDermott as Sgt. Lazerov in Edison, 10fp version with an OD green Choate "Ultimate Sniper" stock.
Television
- Michelle Ryan as Jaime Sommers in Bionic Woman (customized 10fp)