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EGW
The EGW Savage 110-116 Flat Back Long Action 1-Piece Picatinny Base delivers a solid, American-made mounting solution for hunters and precision shooters running Savage long-action rifles with flat rear receivers. If you're building a setup on a Savage 110, 111, 112, 114, or 116 (or a Stevens 200 long action), this single-piece mount gives you a rock-solid platform for scope rings, red dots, and other Picatinny-compatible accessories. The 20 MOA taper is purpose-built for extended-range hunting—it's designed for shooters engaging targets from 500 to 1,000 yards and works best when zeroed at 200 yards.
EGW machines every mount in-house using CNC equipment, then tumbles, sandblasts, and Type III hard-anodizes the finished product for durability you can count on in the field. The flat-back profile fits Savage receivers that don't have an Accu-Trigger and don't require a round-back mount. Full-length Picatinny cross-slots run the entire length of the rail, giving you flexibility to position scope rings or accessories exactly where you need them. The center channel keeps weight down without sacrificing strength, and in many cases won't interfere with factory iron sights if you want to keep them as a backup.
Built entirely in the USA—from the mount itself down to the mounting hardware, wrench, and packaging—this is the kind of foundational part that makes a difference when accuracy matters. The ambidextrous bevel design works equally well for left- and right-handed shooters. Installation is straightforward: EGW recommends 20 inch-pounds of torque and a drop of blue threadlocker (sold separately) on the mounting screws.
| Manufacturer | EGW |
| Mount Type | One-Piece Picatinny Rail |
| Elevation Taper | 20 MOA |
| Rail Standard | Picatinny with full-length cross-slots |
| Receiver Fit | Savage long action flat back (Models 110, 111, 112, 114, 116); Stevens 200 long action flat back |
| Accu-Trigger Compatible | No—for flat-back receivers without Accu-Trigger |
| Finish | Type III hard-anodized |
| Recommended Torque | 20 inch-pounds |
| Origin | Made in USA |
This mount fits Savage long-action models 110, 111, 112, 114, and 116 with flat rear receivers, as well as the Stevens Model 200 long action with a flat rear. It is designed for rifles without an Accu-Trigger; if your Savage has an Accu-Trigger, you'll need EGW's round-back mount instead. EGW recommends measuring your receiver's hole spacing to confirm compatibility before ordering.
The 20 MOA taper is recommended for shooting in the 500–1,000 yard range. If your primary shooting distance is under 500 yards, EGW suggests a 0 MOA mount. When using the 20 MOA base, zero your rifle at 200 yards for optimal performance across that extended distance window.
In many cases, yes. The center lightening channel and one-piece design often leave factory iron sights usable as a backup, though this depends on your specific rifle configuration and the height of your mounted optic. It's worth checking your setup before finalizing your build.
The mount ships with all necessary mounting screws, a wrench, and installation hardware—everything is made in the USA. EGW recommends torquing screws to 20 inch-pounds and applying a small amount of blue threadlocker (sold separately) for a secure, repeatable hold.
EGW
The EGW Savage 110-116 Flat Back Long Action 1-Piece Picatinny Base delivers a solid, American-made mounting solution for hunters and precision shooters running Savage long-action rifles with flat rear receivers. If you're building a setup on a Savage 110, 111, 112, 114, or 116 (or a Stevens 200 long action), this single-piece mount gives you a rock-solid platform for scope rings, red dots, and other Picatinny-compatible accessories. The 20 MOA taper is purpose-built for extended-range hunting—it's designed for shooters engaging targets from 500 to 1,000 yards and works best when zeroed at 200 yards.
EGW machines every mount in-house using CNC equipment, then tumbles, sandblasts, and Type III hard-anodizes the finished product for durability you can count on in the field. The flat-back profile fits Savage receivers that don't have an Accu-Trigger and don't require a round-back mount. Full-length Picatinny cross-slots run the entire length of the rail, giving you flexibility to position scope rings or accessories exactly where you need them. The center channel keeps weight down without sacrificing strength, and in many cases won't interfere with factory iron sights if you want to keep them as a backup.
Built entirely in the USA—from the mount itself down to the mounting hardware, wrench, and packaging—this is the kind of foundational part that makes a difference when accuracy matters. The ambidextrous bevel design works equally well for left- and right-handed shooters. Installation is straightforward: EGW recommends 20 inch-pounds of torque and a drop of blue threadlocker (sold separately) on the mounting screws.
| Manufacturer | EGW |
| Mount Type | One-Piece Picatinny Rail |
| Elevation Taper | 20 MOA |
| Rail Standard | Picatinny with full-length cross-slots |
| Receiver Fit | Savage long action flat back (Models 110, 111, 112, 114, 116); Stevens 200 long action flat back |
| Accu-Trigger Compatible | No—for flat-back receivers without Accu-Trigger |
| Finish | Type III hard-anodized |
| Recommended Torque | 20 inch-pounds |
| Origin | Made in USA |
This mount fits Savage long-action models 110, 111, 112, 114, and 116 with flat rear receivers, as well as the Stevens Model 200 long action with a flat rear. It is designed for rifles without an Accu-Trigger; if your Savage has an Accu-Trigger, you'll need EGW's round-back mount instead. EGW recommends measuring your receiver's hole spacing to confirm compatibility before ordering.
The 20 MOA taper is recommended for shooting in the 500–1,000 yard range. If your primary shooting distance is under 500 yards, EGW suggests a 0 MOA mount. When using the 20 MOA base, zero your rifle at 200 yards for optimal performance across that extended distance window.
In many cases, yes. The center lightening channel and one-piece design often leave factory iron sights usable as a backup, though this depends on your specific rifle configuration and the height of your mounted optic. It's worth checking your setup before finalizing your build.
The mount ships with all necessary mounting screws, a wrench, and installation hardware—everything is made in the USA. EGW recommends torquing screws to 20 inch-pounds and applying a small amount of blue threadlocker (sold separately) for a secure, repeatable hold.
