Allterra THE ONE
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If you could choose just one rifle to hunt with anywhere in the world, which would it be? We often receive a variation of this question from those seeking the ideal specifications for the ultimate hunting rifle. Versatility is a common goal, especially among first-time AllTerra buyers. Our frequent recommendation? The ONE. This ONE.
A unique rifle system so reliable, versatile, and easy to use, it's no wonder we manufacture and recommend it time and time again. Available in 7 PRC caliber for the perfect balance of world-class big-game performance and shooter comfort. The ONE System is a ready-to-hunt package that includes everything you need to experience range perfection right away, effortlessly.
A unique rifle system so reliable, versatile, and easy to use, it's no wonder we manufacture and recommend it time and time again. Available in 7 PRC caliber for the perfect balance of world-class big-game performance and shooter comfort. The ONE System is a ready-to-hunt package that includes everything you need to experience range perfection right away, effortlessly.
Model: AllTerra-X
Caliber: 7 PRC
Cylinder head: AllTerra-X
Barrel: 20″ AllTerra Carbon 1:8 with removable AllTerra V4 muzzle brake
Trigger : Trigger Tech Diamond
Telescopic sight: Nightforce NX8 2.5-20×50 F2 MOAR (C639)
Rifle color: Arid
Bottom metal: BDL with laser-engraved The ONE graphic
Rear strap assembly: QD Flush Cup
Handguard mounts: Flush mount Picatinny rail and short Allterra ARCA rail
Included accessories: S2-1000 Ballistics Rifle with fully programmed Sig Kilo 8K Gen2 ballistic rangefinder, 80 rounds of AllTerra premium ammunition, AllTerra precision sight rings, AllTerra 30mm scope bubble level, AllTerra scope case, Ultimate Firearms sling, Atlas BT10-LW17 bipod, AllTerra Airlines case.
Weight: 6 lb 8 oz (rifle without ammunition) / 8 lb 9 oz (with telescopic sight)
Firearm configuration
Technical data
BrandAllterra
ModelTHE ONE
SubmodelTHE ONE
Type of firearmRifle
Sub-type of firearmBolt action
CategoryHunting
Availability
Available
HandednessRight-handed
Accuracy gurantee
—
Interchangeable Barrel
NO
Barrel Diameter (mm)—
Barrel Diameter (inches)—
Thread
YES
Barrel fluted
NO
Muzzle brake
YES
Barrel FinishCarbon fiber
Barrel MaterialCarbon fiber
Barrel Brand—
Type of stockStraight stock
Stock MaterialCarbon fiber
Fullstock
NO
Stock finishingCamouflage
Fire mechanismStriker
Trigger typeSingle-stage
Adjustable trigger
YES
Removable Magazine
NO
Open sights
NO
Choke
—
Type of choke—
Number of chokes—
BasesPicatinny Rail
OpticsNightforce NX8 2.5-20×50 F2 MOAR (C639)
Where to buy?
Gunloupe
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