Winchester XPR

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The Winchester XPR is Winchester's new benchmark bolt action rifle: robust, reliable and precise, designed for the next generation of hunters. The adjustable M.O.A.™ trigger system, precision barrel and controlled round feed make it the best value on the market.

The standard XPR: robust, reliable and precise, built for the next generation of Winchester hunters. The adjustable M.O.A.™ trigger and precision barrel guarantee exceptional accuracy at an unmatched price.

Adjustable M.O.A.™ trigger
Precision barrel
The best value on the market

Firearm configuration

Barrel Lengths

Total length

Calibers

Twist rate

Weight

Magazine Capacity

Thread diameter

56cm/22in

106.7 / 42.0

223 Remington

1:8

3.06kg / 6.75lbs

—

56cm/22in

106.7 / 42.0

243 Winchester

1:10

3.06kg / 6.75lbs

—

56cm/22in

106.7 / 42.0

6.5 Creedmoor

1:8

3.06kg / 6.75lbs

—

56cm/22in

106.7 / 42.0

7mm-08 Remington

1:9.5

3.06kg / 6.75lbs

—

56cm/22in

106.7 / 42.0

308 Winchester

1:12

3.06kg / 6.75lbs

—

56cm/22in

106.7 / 42.0

350 Legend

1:16

3.06kg / 6.75lbs

—

56cm/22in

106.7 / 42.0

450 Bushmaster

1:24

3.06kg / 6.75lbs

—

56cm / 22in

106.7 / 42.0

400 Legend

1:16

3.06kg / 6.75lbs

—

61cm/24in

111.8 / 44.0

6.5 PRC

1:8

3.2kg / 7.0lbs

—

61cm/24in

111.8 / 44.0

6.8 Western

1:8

3.2kg / 7.0lbs

—

61cm/24in

111.8 / 44.0

270 Winchester

1:10

3.2kg / 7.0lbs

—

61cm/24in

111.8 / 44.0

270 Winchester Short Magnum

1:10

3.2kg / 7.0lbs

—

61cm/24in

111.8 / 44.0

30-06 Springfield

1:10

3.2kg / 7.0lbs

—

61cm/24in

111.8 / 44.0

300 Winchester Short Magnum

—

3.2kg / 7.0lbs

—

61cm/24in

111.8 / 44.0

325 Winchester Short Magnum

—

3.2kg / 7.0lbs

—

61cm/24in

111.8 / 44.0

338 Winchester Magnum

1:10

3.2kg / 7.0lbs

—

66cm/26in

118.0 / 46.5

7mm Remington Magnum

1:9.5

3.3kg / 7.25lbs

—

66cm/26in

118.0 / 46.5

300 Winchester Magnum

1:10

3.3kg / 7.25lbs

—

Technical data

BrandWinchester

ModelXPR

SubmodelXPR

Type of firearmRifle

Sub-type of firearmBolt action

CategoryHunting

Availability Available

HandednessRight-handed / Left-handed

Accuracy gurantee —

Interchangeable Barrel NO

Barrel Diameter (mm)—

Barrel Diameter (inches)—

Thread NO

Barrel fluted NO

Muzzle brake NO

Barrel FinishBlack steel

Barrel MaterialSteel

Barrel Brand—

Type of stockStraight stock

Stock MaterialSynthetic

Fullstock NO

Stock finishingBlack

Fire mechanismStriker

Trigger typeSingle-stage

Adjustable trigger YES

Removable Magazine YES

Open sights NO

Choke —

Type of choke—

Number of chokes—

Bases—

Optics—

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