Winchester XPR | .300 Win Mag | 26″ | 3rd | 535700233

The Winchester XPR is a full-size bolt-action rifle chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum with a 26″ button-rifled, free-floated barrel and a matte black synthetic stock. It includes a detachable 3-round box magazine, a nickel Teflon-coated bolt, and a two-position safety; the receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounting. The rifle is built for field use and long-range big-game hunting where a sturdy, familiar platform and proven cartridge performance are required. For an optic under $1,000 that pairs well with this rifle, consider a Vortex Crossfire II 3-9×40 or similar hunting scope for reliable low-light performance and straightforward magnification for typical big-game ranges.

Product Specifications

• The UPC is 048702004643.
• The manufacturer is Winchester.
• The model and part number are XPR, MPN 535700233.
• The rifle is chambered in .300 Winchester Magnum.
• The action type is a Bolt Action.
• The barrel length is 26 inches.
• The rate of twist is 1:10″.
• The magazine is a detachable box type with a capacity of 3 rounds.
• The stock is a matte black synthetic (composite) material with textured grip panels.
• The barrel finish is Matte Blued / Perma-Cote.
• The overall length measures 46.5 inches.
• The length of pull is 13.75 inches.
• The receiver is drilled and tapped for scope.
• The bolt body has a Nickel Teflon coating for smoother operation.
• The rifle uses Winchester’s M.O.A. Trigger System.

The XPR balances traditional bolt-action design with modern manufacturing. Its drilled-and-tapped receiver, detachable magazine and M.O.A. trigger make it straightforward to set up for scoped field use, while the synthetic stock and Perma-Cote finish help the rifle tolerate typical hunting conditions. Built to deliver practical accuracy and reliable function, the XPR is intended for shooters who prioritize rugged, serviceable gear for extended use in the field.

Owners and reviewers have described the XPR as “rugged, reliable and precise” and have referred to it as “Winchester’s new workhorse.”

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