M110 for Sale

Quick Look

The M110 Semi-Automatic Sniper System (SASS) was adopted by the U.S. Army in 2008 to provide designated marksmen with precise, rapid fire capability. It blends the reliability of the M14 platform with modern optics and modular features. Today, the M110 remains a respected choice for military marksmen requiring accuracy and adaptability.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Robust M14 heritage ensures proven durability
• Modular design supports various optics and accessories
• Effective semi-automatic fire for rapid follow-up shots
• Chambered in 7.62 NATO for superior long-range performance
• Widely used by U.S. military designated marksmen

Key Variants

M110A1

Updated with enhanced ergonomics and suppressor compatibility for modern tactical roles.

Original M110 SASS

Trusted semi-auto sniper platform designed for precision and reliability on the battlefield.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	M110	Mk14	Mk11
MSRP	$6,500 (military contract)	Approx. $7,000	Approx. $6,800
Capacity/Size	20 rounds / 42.6 in length	20 rounds / 43.0 in length	20 rounds / 40.9 in length
Weight	9.5 lbs	9.8 lbs	8.8 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes (Picatinny rail)	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Two-stage match trigger	Two-stage trigger	Match-grade trigger
Notable Pro	Balance of semi-automatic fire and accuracy	Enhanced modularity and suppressor ready	Lighter weight, maneuverable design
Notable Con	Heavier than some modern sniper rifles	Higher cost and complexity	Less adaptable to suppressors

Best Use Cases

• Military designated marksman engagements
• Mid- to long-range tactical shooting
• Precision semi-auto target practice
• Law enforcement sharpshooting
• Weapons collection with military heritage

FAQs

Can I use standard M14 magazines with the M110?

Yes, the M110 uses standard 20-round M14 magazines compatible with 7.62 NATO cartridges.

What is the effective range of the M110 SASS?

The M110 offers effective precision fire up to 800 meters under combat conditions.

How does the M110 differ from bolt-action sniper rifles?

The M110 allows faster follow-up shots via semi-automatic action but with slightly less mechanical accuracy than bolt actions.