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Winchester XPR .350 Legend
.350 Legend • Winchester

Winchester XPR .350 Legend

Model: 535700296

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CAPACITY
22.0"
BARREL
6.8
LBS
Bolt Action
ACTION
.350 Legend
CALIBER
$660
MSRP

Full Specifications

Action Type Bolt Action
Trigger M.O.A. Trigger System
Trigger Pull 3.5 lbs
Safety Two-Position Thumb Safety
Optic Ready Yes
Magazines Included 1
Overall Length (Stock Extended) 42.0"
Barrel Length 22.0"
Weight 108.0 oz (6.75 lbs)
Length of Pull 13.75"
Receiver Material Steel
Receiver Finish Matte Black Perma-Cote
Barrel Material Steel
Barrel Finish Perma-Cote
Twist Rate 1:16"
Thread Pattern None
Muzzle Device Recessed Target Crown
Bolt Material Steel
Stock Material Composite
Country of Origin USA

About This Firearm

The Winchester XPR is a composite-stocked bolt-action .350 Legend built for deer hunting in straight-wall seasons. It has an MSRP of $659.99. Its receiver is machined from solid steel and the barrel is button rifled and free floated.

Nothing is fitted for aiming. The receiver is drilled and tapped with no sights and no bases on it, so a mount, rings and glass are part of the purchase. The detachable box magazine holds four rounds, which Winchester points out is usually an aftermarket expense at this level, and the bolt unlock button releases the bolt with the safety still engaged. Winchester fits its M.O.A. trigger behind a two-position thumb safety. The muzzle is a recessed target crown with no thread.

If you're cross-shopping, a used Mossberg Patriot Synthetic matches the barrel length and the twist, arrives with Weaver-style bases fitted and has a trigger the owner can set as light as 2 lbs. A used Ruger American Ranch is the compact one, at 34.75 inches overall with a 12.5-inch pull and a threaded muzzle. The Winchester is still in production, so bases, magazines and stocks for it are current parts.

Best For

GOOD
Hunting (Deer/Elk)
The 22-inch barrel wrings more velocity out of .350 Legend than the carbines in this chambering manage, and a loaded spare magazine rides in a coat pocket instead of loose cartridges.
GOOD
First Rifle
Light recoil, a thumb safety that can be read at a glance, and a bolt that opens to clear the chamber without the rifle ever leaving safe.
FAIR
Range/Target
The free-floated barrel shoots well off a bag and the Inflex pad softens a long session. The cartridge runs out of trajectory quickly, so bench time here is sighting in and practice.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • Nickel Teflon coating on the bolt body and a steel recoil lug help a cheap bolt gun keep working after a wet November.
  • Winchester describes the XPR as proven Model 70 concepts put through more efficient manufacturing, so the layout of the action is not a new idea being tried out.
  • The magazine drops out of the rifle instead of being cycled empty through the action, which is the safer way to unload in a stand.
Limitations
  • It holds one round fewer in the magazine than a used Ruger American Ranch, and reloading a bolt gun from a blind is slow work.
  • The stock is plain composite with nothing adjustable on it, so comb height and length of pull are fixed, and raising the comb means a strap-on pad.

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MSRP
$659.99
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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I mount a scope?

Through bases on the drilled and tapped receiver. Winchester sells its own mounts for the XPR, and the common aftermarket bases are cut for the same hole pattern.

Is there a suppressor-ready version?

Yes. Winchester lists separate XPR SR models with threaded barrels. Threading this one is an aftermarket job.

What twist rate is the barrel?

1:16, the standard rate for the cartridge, set for the heavy flat-based bullets it is loaded with.