Generally I'm not a big fan of Savage, but any info on the 10 FLCP-K? Is it a shooter? Aftermarket?
I hear that alot about savage rifle's.Their rifles might not look as pleaseing to the eye as some of the other manufacturers,but they perform right out of the box,for less $$$.Thats more money to spend on optics and accesories.Generally,I was a savage snob myself,until I tried a stock LH tactical .308 (With a Timney trigger installed)at a friends range without our bench rest buddies around.It was a long action chambered to 308 and I shot 5 shot's into one ragged hole at 100 yds.I bought one the next day.That was years ago and my custom LH rifles have been limited to safe queens since.Savage has offered production Lefthanded rifle's since the late 50's.With the advent of the accu trigger and accustock,their rifles are better than ever.Plus you can customize them,if you have some mechanical ability.
I have no info for you about the 10 FLCP-K,except that it comes with the accu trigger,accustock,fluted barrel,muzzle brake and 5 round detachable mag for around $750 (dealers cost).Add some decent glass+rings and your off to the range for some trigger time.If it's part of their LE line,it's probobly a performer too.Savage offers Mcmillan and HS stocks on some of their rifles,so you can parade it around the range if you'd like.
Team savage just kicked some ass and broke a 1,000 yd record over in Europe with stock Mdl 12 F-T/R rifles chambered in .308.Granted the rifle won't perform like that with every shooter,but the capability is there from a factory firearm.No I don't work for Savage,but if they read this post,I'm still waiting for the Left hand version of the 338 lapua.Show us lefties some love.
STEVE
