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Weatherby 307 Hush 338 Weatherby RPM Bolt Action Rifle - 24" - Custom Hush Camo - 1x 5rd Mag

$1249.00
Brand
Weatherby
Color
Custom Hush Camo
Caliber
.338 Weatherby RPM
Capacity
5
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Bolt Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
24in
MPN
3WRHS338WR6B

Overview

The Weatherby 307 Hush Edition is a bolt-action rifle chambered in .338 Weatherby RPM with a 24-inch fluted barrel featuring a custom Hush Camo hydro-dipped stock finish and two-tone Cerakote metalwork. Built around a 2-lug, fully cylindrical Model 307 action compatible with Remington 700-pattern parts, it includes a TriggerTech externally adjustable trigger, an adjustable cheekpiece, an adjustable length of pull, and a textured vertical grip and forend paneling. The barrel comes equipped with a Universal Accubrake and 1/2-28 suppressor-ready threading, backed by a sub-MOA accuracy guarantee from a cold barrel. It utilizes a removable Magpul magazine with a 5-round capacity.

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