The Weatherby Vanguard Black Hills bolt action rifle offers precision and durability, designed for serious hunters and marksmen. Featuring a 6.5 PRC caliber, this rifle is optimized for long-range accuracy and reliable performance in various hunting conditions. The matte blue finish not only provides a sleek appearance but also offers resistance to corrosion, ensuring longevity in the field. With an overall length of approximately 40 inches and weighing around 7.6 pounds, the Vanguard Black Hills balances portability with stability for comfortable handling during extended shooting sessions. Its synthetic stock, accented with green and tan, enhances grip and control, making it suitable for diverse environments. The rifle's 3+1 capacity allows for quick reloading, and the inclusion of a Picatinny rail along with a Peak 44 Arca/Pic rail provides versatile options for mounting optics and accessories. The muzzle brake reduces recoil for improved shot control, contributing to better accuracy. This firearm is equipped with a bolt action mechanism for precise firing and is ideal for hunters who demand reliable performance in the field. The Vanguard Black Hills does not include sights, allowing users to customize their optics setup according to personal preferences or specific hunting needs. Crafted by Weatherby, this rifle combines craftsmanship with performance, making it a top choice for enthusiasts seeking a high-quality bolt action rifle in 6.5 PRC.

Features:

• Caliber: 6.5 PRC for long-range accuracy

• Finish: Matte Blue for corrosion resistance and sleek look

• Stock: Synthetic with Green & Tan accents for durability and grip

• Capacity: 3 + 1 rounds for quick reloads

• Includes Picatinny Rail for versatile scope mounting

• Includes Peak 44 Arca/Pic Rail for accessory compatibility

• Muzzle Brake to reduce recoil and improve shot control

• Overall Length: Approximately 40 inches for balanced handling

• Weight: About 7.6 pounds for portability without sacrificing stability

• Action: Bolt action for precision firing