Weatherby | WBY MKV HIGH COUNTRY 243WIN 24 LH

The Weatherby Mark V High Country is a purpose-built lightweight mountain rifle designed for long hikes and field use. It starts at 5.7 lbs and pairs a Peak 44 Bastion carbon-fiber stock with an Accubrake and a 3DHEX recoil pad to manage recoil and preserve follow-up comfort. For optics, a Vortex Viper PST Gen II 3-15×44 offers an effective, sub-$1000 option that balances magnification range and durability for mountain shooting.

Applications include backcountry big-game hunting and precision shooting in rugged terrain.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Weatherby.
• The model is WBY MKV HIGH COUNTRY 243WIN 24 LH.
• The action is Bolt action.
• The caliber is listed as 243WIN in the model name.
• The barrel measures 24 inches as indicated in the model name.
• The rifle’s weight starts at 5.7 lbs.
• The stock is a Peak 44 Bastion carbon fiber design.
• The stock weight is 24 oz as specified for the Bastion component.
• The rifle is fitted with an Accubrake muzzle device.
• The rifle features a 3DHEX Recoil pad for improved shooter comfort.
• The finish on the barrel is Spiral Fluted Barrel with Graphite Black Cerakote.
• The trigger guard and receiver carry a Graphite Black Cerakote finish.
• The bolt, bolt knob, and safety are finished in Graphite Black Cerakote.
• The stock has an exposed carbon fiber appearance with WYO brown and backpack sponge pattern accents.
• The rifle includes dual front swivel studs for multiple attachments.
• The UPC is 747115453733.

Lightweight yet purpose-built, the Mark V High Country delivers a compact, travel-friendly package for shooting in steep, remote terrain. Its carbon-fiber Bastion stock and weight-conscious design make it well suited to long approaches, while the Accubrake and 3DHEX pad help control recoil for a comfortable follow-up. If you need a durable, lightweight rifle that doesn’t compromise on field-focused features, this Weatherby High Country is configured with mission-ready components to handle extended days in the backcountry.