I know I am not the only one: Weatherby 307
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I specifically bought the 307 because I wanted a 240 weatherby. I know it's not a "cool" cartridge, but it's cool to me. I went into this rifle knowing I would replace the trigger and the stock. I put an AG composite stock with a triggertech diamond 2stage trigger. I shoot 90 grain accubonds at 3350 with 1/2" consistency at 100 yards.
Buzzsaw
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I put a Peak 44 stock on my Proof carbon barreled Fusion TI action on my 6.5 Creedmoor REALLY cut the weight !!
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I put a Peak 44 stock on my Proof carbon barreled Fusion TI action on my 6.5 Creedmoor REALLY cut the weight !!
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That's definitely not a weatherby 307
Buzzsaw
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read at the top I put the 307 Alpine stock on my Fusion TI Action/Proof Carbon barrel. It came with the Manners EH1 but I wanted to make it lighter, thus the Peak 44 stock. Make sense? Sorry, I'm not great with my wording (old age).
Bghunter338
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I have always wanted a 240 Weatherby. I think there cool
So, Weatherby is moving away from the Mark V to this Remington 700 clone. Does that mean the end of the Vanguard/Howa? I don't see why they'd need the Vanguard with this rifle, and it offers advantages to them that the Vanguard doesn't, e.g., it's their action, it is compatible with all of the 700 stocks, bottom metal, triggers, barrels, etc. So, will they go with a premium Mark V line with gloss wood or synthetic stocks, and a budget/entry line based on the 307 with synthetic and chassis stocks?
If they have good, repeatable precision on the 307 it will definitely make a splash in the R700 clone market, but they should offer it with a .378 bolt face for short actions... or sell additional bolts.
PTG makes an R700 clone for $700, and it has a reputation for being a solid, precision-made action. That's the 307 'builder's model' competition.
If they have good, repeatable precision on the 307 it will definitely make a splash in the R700 clone market, but they should offer it with a .378 bolt face for short actions... or sell additional bolts.
PTG makes an R700 clone for $700, and it has a reputation for being a solid, precision-made action. That's the 307 'builder's model' competition.
Watching the podcast I didn't get that impression. The vanguard is the lower tier the Mark v is on the opposite end. This is a mid tier option in the middle. The 700 is like the small block chevy of the gun world. The most aftermarket options. Plus they improved on it addressing some of the
common flaws. I'm very intrigued by their carbon barrel alpine. It's more than a savage ultralite but being on the 700 platform is a bonus.
Nomosendero
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There is no indication that Weatherby is moving away from the MkV or Vanguard. I think they can walk and chew gum at the same time.
Buzzsaw
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Weatherby, Browning and Bergara "get it". Great products and even better marketing. This is Why Remington and Winchester centerfire rifles are dying off slowly.
YES. love everything about it except the comb needs to be higher. stock weight or lack there of is just wild. Not a fan of the brown cerakote but oh well. I have a wild custom rifle that is a monster in 300HH that shoots 6 round groups that measure 1/2 moa consistently the best so far being .44"... this 307 CT alpine is not that, but it's what I would call a factory built custom...for half the money, soooo?
Bghunter338
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Anyone know if these come left handed?
According to the Weatherby website they are available in left hand configuration.
