Savage 110 Serial Number Production Dates

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How to Date Your Savage 110 Rifle by Serial Number

If you own a Savage 110 rifle, you might be curious about when it was made and what features it has. One way to find out is by looking at the serial number on the receiver or barrel. The serial number can tell you a lot about the history and characteristics of your firearm, but you need to know how to decode it. Here are some tips on how to date your Savage 110 rifle by serial number.

Pre-1968 Serial Numbers

If your serial number does not start with a letter, then your rifle was made before 1968. This is because Savage started using the serial number letter prefix to signify their compliance with the Gun Control Act (GCA) of 1968 and differentiate their firearms that were made before (no letter prefix) and after (with prefix) the GCA went into effect on October 22, 1968[^1^].

Unfortunately, there is no definitive way to date pre-1968 rifles by serial number alone, as Savage did not keep detailed records of production dates and serial numbers. However, you can use some clues from the model number, features and markings to narrow down the possible date range. For example:

If your rifle has a detachable magazine, then it was made after 1966, as this feature was introduced by engineer Bob Greenleaf in that year[^2^].

If your rifle has a round-back receiver, then it was made after 1958, as this feature replaced the flat-back receiver that was prone to cracking[^2^].

If your rifle has a lever safety on the tang, then it was made before 1959, as this feature was replaced by a sliding safety on the right side of the receiver[^2^].

If your rifle has a barrel marked "Savage Arms Corporation Westfield Mass USA", then it was made before 1950, as this marking changed to "Savage Arms Westfield Mass USA" in that year[^3^].

Post-1968 Serial Numbers

If your serial number starts with a letter, then your rifle was made after 1968. The letter prefix indicates the approximate date of manufacture, as shown in the table below[^1^]:

Letter PrefixStart DateEnd Date

AOctober 1968February 1972

BFebruary 1972September 1975

CSeptember 1975February 1979

DFebruary 1979July 1982

EJuly 1982May 1989

FMay 1989November 2001

GNovember 2001December 2009

HDecember 2009May (?) 2013

JMay (?) 2013N/A

KN/ALate 2018 (?)

NLate 2018 to Early 2019 N/A

Note that L and M were skipped as letter prefixes. L was likely skipped as it could be easily misidentified as an "I" or "1". M had previously been used exclusively for the Savage 10ML and 10ML-II muzzleloaders[^1^]. Also note that we don't have definitive data on newer guns with the J, K and N serial number prefixes at this time.

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