Winchester XPR Sporter | .30-06 | 24″ Walnut | 535709228

The Winchester XPR Sporter is a full-size bolt-action rifle chambered in .30-06 Springfield with a 24″ button-rifled, free-floating barrel and a Grade I Turkish walnut stock. It uses Winchester’s M.O.A. Trigger System, a detachable single-stack magazine, and Perma‑Cote matte metal surfaces for reduced glare and added corrosion protection. The Sporter configuration balances traditional wood ergonomics with modern manufacturing features, making it suitable for field hunting and precision target work. A Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15×44 (commonly priced under $1,000) is a practical optic choice for medium-to-long-range use on this platform.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Winchester.
• The model is XPR Sporter.
• The manufacturer’s part number is 535709228.
• The caliber is .30-06 Springfield.
• The action is a Bolt Action.
• The barrel measures 24 inches and is button-rifled and free-floating.
• The magazine is detachable single-stack with a capacity of 3 rounds.
• The overall length is 44.5 inches.
• The weight is approximately 7 lbs.
• The stock material is Turkish Walnut with a satin finish and checkering.
• The metal finish is Perma-Cote matte black.
• The twist rate is 1:10″.
• The receiver is machined from solid steel bar stock and is drilled and tapped for scope mounts.
• The rifle includes an Inflex recoil pad configured as Inflex 1, Small.
• The UPC is 048702006357.

This Sporter-model XPR brings together solid mechanical design and traditional woodwork for shooters who prefer a classic look without sacrificing modern features. The walnut stock and checkering provide a stable, comfortable hold while the button-rifled free-floating barrel and solid receiver layout support consistent accuracy. Whether you value a refined field rifle for seasonal hunting or a capable platform for precision target sessions, the XPR Sporter presents a balanced, no-nonsense option.

Owners frequently praise the rifle’s quality walnut stock and the smooth, consistent performance of the M.O.A. trigger.