Think you could hit a 1,000-yard shot? If given the right tools for the job, it’s totally possible, and we’re proving it with the 110 BA Stealth from Savage Arms. This long range chassis rifle fires .338 Lapua cartridges, you can also get it in .300 Win Mag, and it’s a joint effort between Savage and Drake Associates. The one-piece monolithic aluminum chassis keeps the weight down, and it’s mated to the factory-blueprinted Savage action for a custom shop-level combo. The rifle has the adjustable Savage Accutrigger plus the gunmaker’s customary zero-tolerance headspacing. Features like the pistol grip and the adjustable buttstock help the fit and feel, and aid in accuracy. The Savage Stealth has a detachable box magazine, plus a Fab Defense GLR-16 six-position and a Magpul M-Lok Forend. There’s a heavy duty muzzle brake and a nice, long picatinny rail, to which we’ve attached the Leupold VX-3i Long Range Precision scope. In other words, it’s the long range precision rifle of your dreams. As far as feature-rich bolt-action rifles in this category go, it’s among the least expensive, too, at less than $1,700 MSRP. I’d say add yourself a bipod, load up on that admittedly expensive ammo, and pick up a gun like the Savage 110 BA Stealth if you really want to stretch it out.