Videos tagged with MOA Trigger

This video reviews the Winchester Repeating Arms Xpert Suppressor Ready bolt-action rimfire rifle. It highlights its suitability for varmint hunting, its compatibility with various rimfire calibers including the .21 Sharp, and features like the MOA trigger, suppressor-ready threaded barrel, and accessory mounting options. The rifle is presented as a smooth-shooting, accurate option for both new and experienced shooters.

This "Gun of the Week" review focuses on the Winchester XPR Stealth SR, highlighting its evolution as a bolt-action rifle. The video details its short-action configuration, available chamberings up to 6.8 Western, and features like a black permacote finish, Tally's Picatinny scope rail, a nickel Teflon-coated chromoly bolt with a three-lug bolt head, and a button-rifled, free-floated barrel. It also touches on ergonomics, the MOA trigger, and its suitability as a suppressor-ready platform for hunting.

The Winchester XPR Suppressor Ready in 6.8 Western offers consistent 1 MOA accuracy for around $500, making it a budget-friendly option. However, its heavy trigger pull (over 3 lbs) and sharp stock ergonomics detract from the shooting experience. The rifle features a useful bolt-release safety and uses larger 8-40 scope mounting screws.

The Winchester XPR TrueTimber Strata is presented as a high-performance hunting rifle offering a step forward in design and manufacturing at a more affordable price than the Model 70. It is chambered in the popular 6.5 PRC cartridge, known for its velocity and energy delivery. Key features include a button-rifled barrel with a 1:8 inch twist, a three-round magazine capacity, a PermaCoate flat dark earth finish, and a composite stock with TrueTimber Strata camouflage.

This review from American Rifleman Television, featuring Mark A. Keefe, IV, provides an in-depth look at the Winchester XPR bolt-action rifle. It highlights the rifle's design for affordability and performance, detailing its receiver, bolt mechanics, safety, trigger, magazine, and stock. The review also touches on its manufacturing origin and available calibers, offering a comprehensive overview for potential buyers.