Weatherby 307 Range SF 3WR047MMBROT | 7MM Backcountry | 20″

The Weatherby 307 Range SF is a bolt-action precision rifle built for backcountry hunting and extended-range field performance. It pairs a heavy, threaded 20-inch barrel with an adjustable synthetic stock and a TriggerTech Field trigger for predictable breaks. The receiver is drilled and tapped and the rifle ships with a Magpul removable magazine; finish and hardware are Cerakote. A suitable optic for this platform that typically retails under $1,000 is the Vortex Viper HS-T 6-24×50, which offers the magnification range and tracking needed for longer shots from varied terrain.

Recommended applications: backcountry hunting and precision long-range shooting.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Weatherby.
• The model is the 307 Range SF.
• The manufacturer part number is 3WR047MMBROT.
• The caliber is 7MM Backcountry.
• The action is Bolt Action.
• The barrel measures 20″ and is described as a heavy threaded barrel.
• The barrel features an NFA thread pattern of 5/8×24.
• The rifle includes an Accubrake muzzle brake to reduce felt recoil.
• The trigger is a TriggerTech Field trigger for a consistent break.
• The rifle ships with a Magpul removable magazine and is compatible with AICS magazines.
• The stock is a synthetic adjustable stock with an adjustable cheekpiece and length of pull.
• The receiver is a drilled and tapped steel receiver finished in Cerakote.
• The finish is Cerakote.
• The rate of twist is 1-in-8.
• The UPC is 747115458523.

This Range SF blends Weatherby engineering with shooter-focused ergonomics: an adjustable stock for fit, a refined trigger, and a threaded heavy barrel for suppressed or braked setups. The drilled-and-tapped receiver simplifies mounting optics, and compatibility with AICS-pattern magazines makes logistics easier for handloaders and hunters carrying limited kit. If you need a capable hunting and precision platform that travels well into the backcountry, this rifle balances portability and accuracy without unnecessary complexity.

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